We are running Merlin Magix 2.2 in Hybrid/PBX mode. Currently I have all our incoming lines assigned to the default 70 pool and all users have access to it by dialing 9.
I am adding some additional phone lines that will be for outbound calls only but need to be restricted to an "executive" group. I have added the new lines to pool 890 and I can access the new pool by dialing 890 from a SA button.
The purpose for the extra pool is for certain users to have access to extra lines if the main pool is full. The way the system currently functions is: user picks up phone and gets SA, dials 9 for an outside line from pool 70, gets a busy signal, hangs up, picks up again and gets SA, dials 890 for an outside line on pool 890.
What I would like to happen is: user picks up phone and gets SA, dials 9 for an outside line, if pool 70 is busy, system will automatically check user's security for pool 890 and, if allowed, automatically pick up a line from pool 890.
I had thought at using Automatic Route Selection might do the trick, but now that I've read up on it more, I think I may be wrong on that. Anyone have any suggests that I could check out?
Thanks in advance,
Sheldon
I am adding some additional phone lines that will be for outbound calls only but need to be restricted to an "executive" group. I have added the new lines to pool 890 and I can access the new pool by dialing 890 from a SA button.
The purpose for the extra pool is for certain users to have access to extra lines if the main pool is full. The way the system currently functions is: user picks up phone and gets SA, dials 9 for an outside line from pool 70, gets a busy signal, hangs up, picks up again and gets SA, dials 890 for an outside line on pool 890.
What I would like to happen is: user picks up phone and gets SA, dials 9 for an outside line, if pool 70 is busy, system will automatically check user's security for pool 890 and, if allowed, automatically pick up a line from pool 890.
I had thought at using Automatic Route Selection might do the trick, but now that I've read up on it more, I think I may be wrong on that. Anyone have any suggests that I could check out?
Thanks in advance,
Sheldon