The delay is inconsistant. It happens randomly and I can only find it after the fact. That is why I am stumped. Does the Max Delay look at the processing of the call all the way until it is answered?
I have a VDN that recently has started showing long max delays. Nothing has changed with it and I have no idea why it would have long delays because there isn't any queueing or anything. It is basically a routing VDN that sends calls to a day or night menu.
1. announcement 1000
2. goto vector...
5essfun is right. I did this a few years ago. You just wait for the cut to happen and then move the cable over to the new port on the mux. CAUTION - Quadruple check that they have the correct settings to the mux, as stated by 5essfun.
Can't you just use a route to statement with cov y?
Extension 2300 with cov path 1 that covers to vdn 2000 - vec xxx which collects digits and routes how you want it with coverage y.
Set the vector something like:
1. collect x digits after announcement xxxx(press 1 for accounting blah...
I have a similar problem except I'm on a g3si v11 with a tn2501 board.
My vector doesn't seem to go to the next step it just plays the announcement for a couple of seconds and then skips back to the beginning of the announcement.
I have rerecorded the message. I have created a new vdn with a...
For giggles I just set up a hunt group, ucd-mia, and then created a new announcement, on a val board, recorded some hard rock, put the announcement in the first announcement field, then called the hunt group. It worked fine. However my sitch may be different that what you have going on there...
There are two places in the 46xxsettings.txt files where you can find this.
The first is:
################ SCREEN SAVER SETTINGS ###################
##
## Idle Time Before the Screen Saver is activated (minutes)
## Number of minutes without phone activity to wait
## before the screen...
Xmobile works similar to ec500 just not as nice to manage.
One limitation is that it will bridge only one appearance per xmobile.
It is relatively easy to set up and you can find plenty of documentation on how to set it up.
Does anybody know if this can be done?
One sort of solution is to limit the phone's access and hide the call-appearance and make an Autodial/Abbr Dial button. But this requires a button push.
It would be nice if the phone could just dial when it goes off hook, specifically on an IP set (4610/20).
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