I have a user whose phone says "out of service" when he is on another call.
Can someone help me reprogram his phone so that other calls can get through?
You'll see me suggest this a lot...as it catches a lot of bugs without spending a lot of time trouble-shooting.
Have you performed a 'SET COPY' from a working DN that functions similar to how you want his to function? And remember to copy both SYSTEM & USER data. If this fixes the problem, remember to go back and reprogram any of his internal autodial keys, etc...
I'm hesitant to set copy the phone because I'm not sure whether it has any special features - I wasn't the one to program the phone originally.
Worse-case scenario, I can set copy & do damage-control afterward.
Any other advice?
what is the exact message you are getting? Is the message an audible recording, or something you are seeing on the screen of another phone?
An "out of service" message is typically a voice mail problem. Do you have an onsite (norstar) voice mail? If so, is the users box working and initialized?
It's a message that shows up on the screen of the phone calling his extension when he is on another line.
In french the exact message is: "Hors service".
That may the way the phone system says "on another call" if the software is French, or has some French/ Canadian bug. You will also notice it only happens for internal callers, as opposed to outside callers. If this is true it happens by design. But, I am not familiar with French software, so I cannot say for sure.
What do you want the phone to do while he is on another call?
If you want it ring, remove any DND on busy setting, and any fwd on busy setting, and confirm it has more than one IC.
Also, check what happens if it is an outside caller.
Check the fwd on busy setting (it is best to leave this to none no matter what your config is)
It may be forwarding on busy to an invalid DN. (this is my best guess)
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