Getting started with Unified Messaging Service (UMS) voice mail for campus housing residents at IUB and IUPUI
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What is UMS?
Unified Messaging Service (UMS) is a voice mail service available for students in campus housing at Indiana University Bloomington and IUPUI. With UMS, you can store voice messages in your email mailbox, and use your email client or the telephone user interface (TUI) to access these messages.
To create your UMS voice mail account:
- Go to the UMS Voicemail page at: https://umsweb.iu.edu/
- Click
click here to create your UMS voicemail account.
- Enter your Network ID.
- Follow the prompts.
Basic features
For information on the basic features of UMS, see:
- At IU, how do I set up my UMS voice mail?
- In UMS, how do I check my voice mail?
- How can I use UMS from off campus?
- For UMS, how can my name play before the voice mail greeting?
- How do I forward a UMS voice mail message?
- When I call UMS to listen to my messages, how can I control what information I hear?
- In UMS voice mail, how do I change my greeting?
- In UMS, how do I change my status?
- At IU, how do I transfer a call directly to a UMS mailbox?
Advanced features
With UMS, you can use several advanced features unavailable with traditional voice mail, such as the following:
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Forward:
Forwards specific inbound phone calls to a designated local or campus
phone number (but not long distance)
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Notify
Me: Sets inbound phone calls to notify you by email of
specific types of incoming calls, or sets your phone calls to notify
you of specific callers' voice mail messages. (Use this to send text
messages to cell phones or pagers.)
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Do
Not Disturb: Ensures you are not disturbed by certain
callers by redirecting calls to your voice mail
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Custom
Greeting: Sets a specific text greeting for specific
callers
- Forward Copy: Forwards a copy of your voice mail to an email address
Where to get help
If you have questions about UMS or need help, contact
UITS Support Center Telephone Services at 812-855-4455 or
resreq@indiana.edu .
Last modified on May 13, 2009.







