Here's an issue that came up, and we've since been able to find a resolution; however, if anyone has dealt with this before and has an alternative solution, we're all ears!
System: R7.0(12) Essential
Trunks: 56 Centrex trunks. 5 digit dialing within the university, dial 9 to dial external numbers once on a trunk (it would cost the customer in excess of 100k to put in a PRI)
Phones: 5410's and 20's
Environment: University
We replaced a legacy system with an IP Office. The customer has numbers assigned to each phone, so we built incoming line groups that were unique for each trunk and added incoming call routes pointing to the proper phones. On each phone we then added both call appearances and line appearances. Call appearance buttons for intercom, paging, etc... line appearances so that each user could grab their assigned centrex number when making outbound calls.
The system functions properly, and very similarly to their old system but the missed call log button doesn't work.
Through testing, we removed the line appearance buttons and the missed call log button began working without issue. To accomplish the proper line selection for outbound calls, we built short codes that accessed the proper outbound dial group, then added buttons back on their phone depicting the number with a dial action and the short code.
A few issues do exist - some of the phones share numbers (lab type setting) and if someone's on the phone using the trunk assigned to the lab, others in the lab do not know by a visual indication on the phone - only when they dial out do they get a notification that the trunk is in use. Also, on inbound calls in this scenario we had to build hunt groups to ring the multiple sets for the log to work properly.
Our question is - call log is a basic feature of many systems; and in legacy situations like this where the system needs to function as a key system, there has to be a way for the missed call log to function properly without a bunch of workarounds... what are we missing?
IPO Implement
ACSS
System: R7.0(12) Essential
Trunks: 56 Centrex trunks. 5 digit dialing within the university, dial 9 to dial external numbers once on a trunk (it would cost the customer in excess of 100k to put in a PRI)
Phones: 5410's and 20's
Environment: University
We replaced a legacy system with an IP Office. The customer has numbers assigned to each phone, so we built incoming line groups that were unique for each trunk and added incoming call routes pointing to the proper phones. On each phone we then added both call appearances and line appearances. Call appearance buttons for intercom, paging, etc... line appearances so that each user could grab their assigned centrex number when making outbound calls.
The system functions properly, and very similarly to their old system but the missed call log button doesn't work.
Through testing, we removed the line appearance buttons and the missed call log button began working without issue. To accomplish the proper line selection for outbound calls, we built short codes that accessed the proper outbound dial group, then added buttons back on their phone depicting the number with a dial action and the short code.
A few issues do exist - some of the phones share numbers (lab type setting) and if someone's on the phone using the trunk assigned to the lab, others in the lab do not know by a visual indication on the phone - only when they dial out do they get a notification that the trunk is in use. Also, on inbound calls in this scenario we had to build hunt groups to ring the multiple sets for the log to work properly.
Our question is - call log is a basic feature of many systems; and in legacy situations like this where the system needs to function as a key system, there has to be a way for the missed call log to function properly without a bunch of workarounds... what are we missing?
IPO Implement
ACSS