That was my suspicion so you have to make a decision as there is a tradeoff. You can relay a copy of the message to an email address (again, this assumes that you do not have Exchange and ARE NOT using Unified Messaging integration). If the user has a smart phone and can access the email account that you relay the message to then it would be a standard email with a .WAV attachment for playback (assuming the phone supports that - most do I'd think). Trade-off is message status (read, unread, MWI) IS NOT synced with the Unity Connection mailbox or IP phone (i.e., for MWI).
If you do not want to relay the message but instead want to use the notification to outcall then the tradeoff is that the user will have to enter their PIN to listen to the message.
If you use both together then the tradeoff would be that this is likely a confusing (or annoying) end user experience because they not only get the message in email but they get called at the same time.
One last alternative: You could set up an SMTP notification. In this case, I would say that you would NOT use the message relay and you would also NOT use the outcall (i.e., notification) to a cell phone. You WOULD configure the cell phone as an alternate extension with the option to skip PIN when calling from known extension. The SMTP notification is similar to the outcall but is an email notification instead of an outcall. In this case, the user would get an email (to an address they can check on their phone) that notifies them of a voice message. They would then have to call into voicemail from their cell phone and would be sent to their voicemail (without entering PIN) since the cell phone would be an alternate extension.
Hailey
