So we have a bit of a hand-me-down old Nortel PBX system for our station (specifically a Nortel Meridian w/ a Nortel Norstar Flash unit), which while a nightmare to ever edit things on a phone otherwise worked. It's a very basic configuration, one AA configuration with one CCR tree, and about a half dozen mailboxes all configured to identical extension IDs as well.
Recently for some reason though our main automated attendant system seems to have bugged out, that or the CCR. When someone calls now and chooses one of the items from the automatic attendant audible, it comes up saying that an incorrect extension was dialed, and to dial an extension if it's known. Well if you dial an extension it properly takes you to that particular phone/mailbox just fine.
My main two attempts to fix it myself so far were to re-do the AA configuration, and to also re-do the entire CCR tree, neither has worked yet. Anyone have a clue what might be going on? Please tell me I don't have to like nuke and re-do the entire thing lol.
And as I'm sure it's going to come up, we're just a volunteer station so paying for any sort of replacement PBX system is not viable right now. If I ever were to do an alternative I'd probably build a FreePBX system but even getting the phone units for doing that is not remotely a priority to our budget.
Recently for some reason though our main automated attendant system seems to have bugged out, that or the CCR. When someone calls now and chooses one of the items from the automatic attendant audible, it comes up saying that an incorrect extension was dialed, and to dial an extension if it's known. Well if you dial an extension it properly takes you to that particular phone/mailbox just fine.
My main two attempts to fix it myself so far were to re-do the AA configuration, and to also re-do the entire CCR tree, neither has worked yet. Anyone have a clue what might be going on? Please tell me I don't have to like nuke and re-do the entire thing lol.
And as I'm sure it's going to come up, we're just a volunteer station so paying for any sort of replacement PBX system is not viable right now. If I ever were to do an alternative I'd probably build a FreePBX system but even getting the phone units for doing that is not remotely a priority to our budget.