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3 Operator in a 3300 cluster

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Bonker1974

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Oct 11, 2011
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Hi Guys,
I have a issue I can't to fix. I have 3 system in a cluster with it's own operator. I need when each users in it own system dial 0 it goes to there operator.
 
Use Local-only directory numbers for 0 in each cluster element. From the Help file:
Local-only Directory Numbers - Description

Within a cluster, you can program directory numbers that only exist in the local databases of the member elements. These local-only directory numbers allow you to assign the same extension to a service or department that is local to the site supported by a cluster element. For example, you could assign local-only extension number 1000 to the security department at each site.

A local-only directory number is not listed in the Remote Directory Number forms of the cluster elements and is therefore not cluster dialable. A user on the same element can call a local-only directory number by just dialing its extension number. However, a user on a remote element cannot. To call a local-only directory number, a user on a remote element must dial the CEID digits followed by the local-only extension digits.
 
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