one thing I have seen done for the above Site B scenario:
1. order a single VOIP line to the address of site B (that works over an existing internet connection, with an analog phone on the end). Test E911
2. once installed. pick up all the VOIP line gear and move it to site A
3. Install VOIP...
some providers offer forms of emergency call completion (all calls on the PRI go to a single number). Others offer a feature where customers can themselves redirect calls to certain numbers to predetermined numbers... this latter feature is used to line failure, but can also be used for...
If you know who the recipients are then yes, either using the copy function in visual voice, or forwarding if you are using the audio prompts, both forcing you to manually add all the desired recipients.
I don't believe that there is a function wherein the original "list" of recipients is kept...
The post about is the best you can do with embedded VM. It will be a significant amount of work. I believe you will be forced to build transfers for users for literally every user.
e.g. ext range 100-119 (qty 20), with boss = 119
AA1 = digit 1 transfers to AA2 (on AA1 they are told to enter...
set VM time on HG 204 to 120.
In VM Pro, go to users/groups (not in modules), find group 204.
Add leave startpoint
attached leave mail action, use specific tab to force VM to HG 210.
Save and make live
test
GB
yes
A. You're going to have to know how to test the status of a hunt group in VM pro... use a generic action to GET the group configuration from a hunt group, and then a variable routing action to test the results (0 = OOS, 1 = In service, 2 = night service).
Route the call through this...
maybe this is a stupid question, but exactly WHAT version of manager are you running?
Keep in mind that up until R8.1, manager releases were incremented by two, beyond the software release itself.
R8.0.66 = manager 10.0.66
R8.1.95 = manager 10.1.95
And once you hit R9, they match.
So today...
The only way to do this that I know is using soft console (receptionist software), which permits you to drag and drop a call (transferring it) without actually answering it.
GB
hunt group fallback tab on HG 5000
FWIW there is system short codes of *20*N# (set HG into night service) and *21*N# (clear hg night service).
So *20*5000# would turn night service on. and *21*5000# would turn it off again.
GB
should be doable.
For the ICR you want to block all calls without CLID on do this:
Line group:0
Incoming Number: the DDI you want to block non-CLID calls on e.g 4161231234
Incoming CLID:? or ! (? means number not available. ! means CLID is withheld) You'll have to test with both depending on...
worth noting that some PRI vendors make the ability for DID/DDI numbers to show as outgoing CLID an additional cost item. SO you can have PRI w/ DDI's and be unable to have that CLID show, regardless of what you send.
GB
HR issue.
Agents should be scheduled to work for the required amount of time after the queue stops accepting calls, in order to clear the queue. Time profile conditions in the queued/still queued start points for the group will work, but will grievously annoy customers.
There is no elegant way...
this information is not available via SMDR/CDR records.
Using System Status you can view (live) whether a user is logged in, out, DND, etc. But no reporting. Something like Chronicall is required. RSI also sells something that would probably work (Telecost?)
Avaya did build CCR which used the...
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