How to delay rings for Auto Attendant 6

[Mars0116]

I have Avaya Partner Release 7.0 and was wondering how do I increase the amount of rings so that the auto attendant can answer. I currently have it set for 2 rings, I like to increase that to either 5 or 6 rings.

 

[1043]

From ext 10 or 11 with display phone (18or34 button)

feature 0 0
left intercom
left intercom
# 5 0 6
1=day or 2=night
line number (01,02,03.......)
number of rings (DO THIS FOR ALL LINES)
feature 0 0

 

[tmatulja]

#506
1- for day
2- for night

ask for a line- 01 for line one

put in the # you want it to be

then next item button for line 2

 

[chevyman1]

I added an additional 206 card in slot three of a Partner R4.1 system. Slots 1 and 2 have 206 cards in these slots. I programmed extensions 26 and 27 using VMS Hunt Group Extension, #505. I do not get communications out of ports 26 and 27 of the 206 card. The VM is an external Voice Messaging System R3. I was using extensions 20 and 21 of the 206 card in slot 2. I removed 20 and 21 using procedure #505 and activated extensions 26 and 27 using procedure #505. I cannot get communications out of any of the six ports of the 206 card in slot 3.

Any ideas?

 

[1043]

Are the ports good? Plug a phone into them and see if they work.

 

[aarenot]

do you really need to move the vm ports, since it is external vm.

try restore the programming to what it was prior to your changes, and then see if they work.

You do not always get what you pay for, but you never get what you do not pay for.

 

[skip555]

you can use any ports for the standalone partner mail as long as you assign them to hunt group 7 .

they dont need to be in order . or on the same 206 evan

sounds like bad 206

 

[aarenot]

find the old back up, and restore it. return things to prior to adding the 206.


then try again, and try slot 4 for the 'new' 206 as well.
also swap it for one of the other 206's and see if it works there.

could be the 206, or the 5 slot carrier.

You do not always get what you pay for, but you never get what you do not pay for.