I'm sorry. I may have confused you with the *XXXX part.
Here's the step-by-step: (BTW, I forgot a step eariler, which I have included here.)
Create one or more Time Periods that cooresponds to the times that you want the calls forwarded to VM.
Create a Time Schedule that includes all of the Time Periods you just created.
Create a new partition, Afterhours-PT (or whatever you like). Assign it the Time Schedule you just created.
(These three are all done from the Call Routing | Class of Control menu)
Check your existing Voice Mail Profile. If the Voice Mail Box Mask is blank, create a copy with a new name and set the mask to be XXXX.
(This is done from the Voice Mail | Voice Mail Profile menu. It also might not be necessary, but we have it in our environment.)
Create one Route Point for each DN that you want forwarded to VM. For each...
Assign Line 1 to the same number as the DN you want forwarded, but in the Afterhours-PT.
Assign the Voice Mail Profile to be the one you created (or your general one, if you already have a Voice Mail Box Mask.)
Check the Voice Mail box next to Call Forward All
Edit your Calling Search Space. If you have multiple, either edit them all, or just the one(s) that apply to your incoming calls (i.e. assigned to your voice gateway(s)). Insert the Afterhours-PT and move it up the list so that it is first.
And that is all. This is a little simplier than what I described earlier because it is only used by the Afterhours partition. Our environment also allows users to forward calls directly to VM, which is where the *XXXX comes in.
