Is it possible to configure one station to have 2 lines without using bridged appearance?

[Simon Shaw]

Is it possible to configure 1 station to have 2 lines that are only used by that particular station i.e. not using a bridged appearance of another stations line. The scenario that I am trying to accomodate is the case where I have an office in London and an office in New York and when I make and receive calls to to customers in New York I want to use the NY line and when I make and receive calls to London I want to use the London line?

 

[kyle555]

what kind of phone? IP sets would follow routing rules based on source IP/region/location, not the location of the brdg-appr
the most correct answer is dial plan considerations for NY to route over London's trunks when it makes most sense and vice versa

 

[AvayaTier3]

Hardware platform? Definity/CM/Aura Software version?

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[Simon Shaw]

Latest version of all. Customer is prepared to upgrade (or downgrade if required)

 

[mattKnight]

what kind of phone? IP sets would follow routing rules based on source IP/region/location, not the location of the brdg-appr the most correct answer is dial plan considerations for NY to route over London's trunks when it makes most sense and vice versa

While I agree that the PABX should be making the routing decisions for outbound (and inbound). The use of the redial button becomes problematic in any other scenario... All that said, I suspect that there may be an (as yet) unmentioned requirement to be able to easily differentiate between inbound calls from US and UK sources - for which I don't know of an easy answer (oh for an IP office tag on the incoming call treatment...).



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