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Conference line stuck open...
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Not sure what SSA is?
I managed to take care of it. What I did was add ad DROP button to my phone through IP Office Manager, dialed into the conference call, hit the Drop button, chose the number on my display and the cooresponding button to drop. That did it!
Wow, that was not good! I guess that's another thing to add to my plate, keeping track of open lines on our system with the CallStatus utility.
Thanks for your reply Tom! I appreciate it.
I managed to take care of it. What I did was add ad DROP button to my phone through IP Office Manager, dialed into the conference call, hit the Drop button, chose the number on my display and the cooresponding button to drop. That did it!
Wow, that was not good! I guess that's another thing to add to my plate, keeping track of open lines on our system with the CallStatus utility.
Thanks for your reply Tom! I appreciate it.
SSA is system status. What version is your ip office running on?
ACSS-SME
Get well soon Aaron.
ACSS-SME
Get well soon Aaron.
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amriddle01
Programmer
You wouldn't have, that system is about 5 years away from when it was introduced 
ACS - IP Office Implement
"What the Crocodile Hat....was that?
ACS - IP Office Implement
"What the Crocodile Hat....was that?
amriddle01
Programmer
Also it's not backward compatible unfortunatly (below 4.0)
ACS - IP Office Implement
"What the Crocodile Hat....was that?
ACS - IP Office Implement
"What the Crocodile Hat....was that?
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intrigrant
Systems Engineer
Is that "conference Meet Me" extension a conference phone only used for conferencing?
then consider to add a shortcode in the user settings limiting the duration of the call to lets say one hour max.
The shortcode is the something like thtis:
SC = 9N;
TN = Nt60
Action = Dial
Line ID = 0
The t60 does the trick, any call initiated by this user is dropped after exactly sixty minutes.
then consider to add a shortcode in the user settings limiting the duration of the call to lets say one hour max.
The shortcode is the something like thtis:
SC = 9N;
TN = Nt60
Action = Dial
Line ID = 0
The t60 does the trick, any call initiated by this user is dropped after exactly sixty minutes.
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intrigrant
Systems Engineer
Neve tried but you can try to add the t60 option to your conference meet me shortcode, start with a time of one minute and initiate a conference to see what happens.
Another option is ( if yo know there will be a conference ) to start PhoneManager Lite and CallStatus on a PC, with CallStatus you can "steal" a call from any extension and then you can disconnect it with PhoneManager.
I have done that a lot in the past using a dialin connection as this version of IP Office software tends to have issues like calls not being disconnected or phones not releasing a line after a call.
Another option is ( if yo know there will be a conference ) to start PhoneManager Lite and CallStatus on a PC, with CallStatus you can "steal" a call from any extension and then you can disconnect it with PhoneManager.
I have done that a lot in the past using a dialin connection as this version of IP Office software tends to have issues like calls not being disconnected or phones not releasing a line after a call.
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