Greeting's
I've searched the threads and reviewed the Avaya docs but still can't get this to work. Here's my tale of woe. Legend 6.1 (I think). ISDN PRI for DID's and outbound traffic. Station extension, 2103, set as principal user, trunk to trunk allowed, rcf allowed. Assign a forward button to phone. press button, dial 91312xxxxxxx#. Display shows 91312xxxxx (10 digits), not what the manual says I should be seeing, I should see just my destination number, not ac. Calls to the station, internal and external receive a busy. When I cancel the forward, ALL calls to the station continue to receive a busy. The only way you can station to station a call is by using the SA Voice key at the originating station. If I remove the forward key, DID calls ring to the station and stations can call 2103 using their SA Ring key or the Attendant's DSS. I might have the programming hosed, (Nortel guy) but i don't get the issue with cancelling the forward. Is the only way to cancel rcf with the code 33+extension. Thanks in advance for your help.
Frank
I've searched the threads and reviewed the Avaya docs but still can't get this to work. Here's my tale of woe. Legend 6.1 (I think). ISDN PRI for DID's and outbound traffic. Station extension, 2103, set as principal user, trunk to trunk allowed, rcf allowed. Assign a forward button to phone. press button, dial 91312xxxxxxx#. Display shows 91312xxxxx (10 digits), not what the manual says I should be seeing, I should see just my destination number, not ac. Calls to the station, internal and external receive a busy. When I cancel the forward, ALL calls to the station continue to receive a busy. The only way you can station to station a call is by using the SA Voice key at the originating station. If I remove the forward key, DID calls ring to the station and stations can call 2103 using their SA Ring key or the Attendant's DSS. I might have the programming hosed, (Nortel guy) but i don't get the issue with cancelling the forward. Is the only way to cancel rcf with the code 33+extension. Thanks in advance for your help.
Frank