Hey all. A little help if you don't mind I have gotten rusty with my Nortel. I Have a customer with different departments that utilizes separate Greetings/CCR. A couple questions:
A- First one is a strange thing. I recorded different greetings and enabled a couple CCR trees. I did not implement anything but when I was testing on two different occasions the system went into Night mode. Calls were answered by the AA even though the operator extension was not in night mode. (They use Manual not Automatic). Both times I had to reboot the system to get calls ringing in to the reception. No I'm not crazy - it happened twice, two different days.
B- They have a PRI so these AA changes are for DID 364 only. I built CCR tree 5,6, and 7. I want tree 5 for the day, incoming calls ring x410 and after 4 rings play tree 5.. At the end of the day the operator will put system into 'Night' manually and I want Tree 6 to play 0 rings. If there is a Holiday I named Service mode 5 'Holiday' I want to operator extension to manually choose 'Holiday' and play Tree 7 0 rings. Can you breakdown how to accomplish that? thanks!
A- First one is a strange thing. I recorded different greetings and enabled a couple CCR trees. I did not implement anything but when I was testing on two different occasions the system went into Night mode. Calls were answered by the AA even though the operator extension was not in night mode. (They use Manual not Automatic). Both times I had to reboot the system to get calls ringing in to the reception. No I'm not crazy - it happened twice, two different days.
B- They have a PRI so these AA changes are for DID 364 only. I built CCR tree 5,6, and 7. I want tree 5 for the day, incoming calls ring x410 and after 4 rings play tree 5.. At the end of the day the operator will put system into 'Night' manually and I want Tree 6 to play 0 rings. If there is a Holiday I named Service mode 5 'Holiday' I want to operator extension to manually choose 'Holiday' and play Tree 7 0 rings. Can you breakdown how to accomplish that? thanks!