Sep 3, 2008 #1 AOSupport MIS Jan 7, 2008 81 US Hi, I have a CME /Unity express system and want to be able to transfer calls directly into voicemail. I read some other posts and some recommendations said to create a CTI Route Table. If this works on CME, how do I create it ? Thanks, Frank
Hi, I have a CME /Unity express system and want to be able to transfer calls directly into voicemail. I read some other posts and some recommendations said to create a CTI Route Table. If this works on CME, how do I create it ? Thanks, Frank
Sep 4, 2008 1 #2 pndscm Technical User Jan 3, 2005 1,291 US Extension number is 1234. Username is joejones VMail access number is 7000. Get into config mode Create a ephone-dn: ephone-dn 99 number 8.... call-foward all 7000 Get into CUE, config mode. Enter username joejones phonenumberE164 "81234" Write the configs to memory both places Then anytime you get a call and want to directly transfer it to Joe Jones VMail, hit Transfer, dial 81234, hit Transfer. Or if you just want to leave Joe a message with out ringing his phone, dial 81234 and you'll go directly there. Upvote 0 Downvote
Extension number is 1234. Username is joejones VMail access number is 7000. Get into config mode Create a ephone-dn: ephone-dn 99 number 8.... call-foward all 7000 Get into CUE, config mode. Enter username joejones phonenumberE164 "81234" Write the configs to memory both places Then anytime you get a call and want to directly transfer it to Joe Jones VMail, hit Transfer, dial 81234, hit Transfer. Or if you just want to leave Joe a message with out ringing his phone, dial 81234 and you'll go directly there.
Sep 4, 2008 Thread starter #3 AOSupport MIS Jan 7, 2008 81 US ok cool, I created the ephone like this ephone-dn 99 number 7.... call-forward all 6000 Now, how do I get in CUE config mode ? Thanks, Frank Upvote 0 Downvote
ok cool, I created the ephone like this ephone-dn 99 number 7.... call-forward all 6000 Now, how do I get in CUE config mode ? Thanks, Frank
Sep 4, 2008 #4 pndscm Technical User Jan 3, 2005 1,291 US From CLI on the router, service-module service-engine (CUE mod/slot) session That should get you there, then enter 'enable' mode and then 'config t' Upvote 0 Downvote
From CLI on the router, service-module service-engine (CUE mod/slot) session That should get you there, then enter 'enable' mode and then 'config t'