I have a 3300 ICP Cx Controller V8.0. As a default it has only 4 VM ports that can be used. I think i have a dual DSP card in there for a total of 4 dsp's. If i use the command Show stat DSP it shows 4 dsp's but after i programmed the system's port capacity up to 16 and try to call one of the new VM ports it tells me "out of service". Now my question is does having this extra dual dsp card require a compression licence to make use of it's resources. And another really main question is. We have an AA menu built that handles all our incoming calls for example we only have 4 VM ports and say 3 people are in there VM box checking messages and 3 calls come into the VM AA will all 3 calls get through or will 2 of them get the busy/reorder tone. Thanks much for your help.
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go to Maintanence Commands and BU **** (where ****is the ext number of the port) and the RTS ****
Then do stat **** and see what it says.
I've had this with RAD port's which go OOS and you need to Busy them and RTS them
As long has you purchased an additional DSP module you should be ok up to 16 ports. You do not need compression licences for this
Then do stat **** and see what it says.
I've had this with RAD port's which go OOS and you need to Busy them and RTS them
As long has you purchased an additional DSP module you should be ok up to 16 ports. You do not need compression licences for this
The Engineering Guidelines show that the Base system with a
Dual DSP will only provide 4 VM ports if you have compression licenses.
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Dual DSP will only provide 4 VM ports if you have compression licenses.
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BUSY EXT **** will "busy out" that local so that it cannot receive/initiate calls. In your case **** will equal the individual directory number that you assigned to each individual voicemail port.
RTS EXT **** will "Reture To Service" that local so that it can now receive and initiate calls.
These commands are helpful with trying to get a stuck local back into service.
Also, there is no reboot of the entire phone system when using the RTS command.
There is a seperate command for rebooting/reseting the entire phone system - RESET SYSTEM. There is no need for you to use this command right now.
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RTS EXT **** will "Reture To Service" that local so that it can now receive and initiate calls.
These commands are helpful with trying to get a stuck local back into service.
Also, there is no reboot of the entire phone system when using the RTS command.
There is a seperate command for rebooting/reseting the entire phone system - RESET SYSTEM. There is no need for you to use this command right now.
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