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Removing secondary prompt language from Default Voicemail policy
I set a second language by mistake on the default voicemail policy (I should have set that on a custom policy for a subset of users instead).
The problem is that I don't seem to find a setting on the GUI to remove the second language; it seems I can only change it for another one.
I also tried with PowerShell, but I don't see how to put in the right string to remove the setting: again, I can only set a language.
Set-CsOnlineVoicemailPolicy -identity "Global" -SecondarySystemPromptLanguage "???" (I tried with nothing, null, none, false, just a space, no quotations, etc.)
Suggestions please? Thanks.
- Ok it seems it is possible if you $null both languages at the same time
Set-CsOnlineVoicemailPolicy -Identity techcomm -SecondarySystemPromptLanguage $null -PrimarySystemPromptLanguage $null
A secondary must be set if you set a primary
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- Hello Giovanni,
I tested and it seems a limitation in the PowerShell cmdlet, I'll make some tests to see if there is a way to clear that- Ok it seems it is possible if you $null both languages at the same time
Set-CsOnlineVoicemailPolicy -Identity techcomm -SecondarySystemPromptLanguage $null -PrimarySystemPromptLanguage $null
A secondary must be set if you set a primary- Thanks!
