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amriddle01
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No you can't I'm afraid, you can however reserve some for checking voicemail and announcments 
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IPOfficeIreland
Technical User
put queuing with a call limit on the incoming call route using Manager.
How are you using the module?
Goes the ICR directly to a module?
Are you using SIP?
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Goes the ICR directly to a module?
Are you using SIP?
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It works! Now if only I could remember what I did...
Dain Bramaged
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No.
The installation is very simple. Imagine, I have 2 modules and my idea is use 2 channels with one module and the rest 2 for the other module.
My problem is the first module have more traffic and sometimes its using the 4 ports.
How is the best way to test first to enter the call to VMPRO if all the ports are running?.
Best regards.
The installation is very simple. Imagine, I have 2 modules and my idea is use 2 channels with one module and the rest 2 for the other module.
My problem is the first module have more traffic and sometimes its using the 4 ports.
How is the best way to test first to enter the call to VMPRO if all the ports are running?.
Best regards.
Yes ok, but how is a call send to the Module?
Does it dial an external number, or do internal users dial a shortcode?
If you're using SIP the you can put that on 1 channel, or like TheTaker says use the Q of a HG to limit the calls.
It all depends on how you've set it up and use it.
More info needed!
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It works! Now if only I could remember what I did...
Dain Bramaged
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Does it dial an external number, or do internal users dial a shortcode?
If you're using SIP the you can put that on 1 channel, or like TheTaker says use the Q of a HG to limit the calls.
It all depends on how you've set it up and use it.
More info needed!
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It works! Now if only I could remember what I did...
Dain Bramaged
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Sorry.
No using SIP lines. Only use VMPRO for incoming calls (external numbers).
WIth this information you can help me about:
- Can I create a module that this use only 2 VMPRO ports?.
- How is the best way to test if all the 4 VMPRO porta re in use?
Thanks for your help.
No using SIP lines. Only use VMPRO for incoming calls (external numbers).
WIth this information you can help me about:
- Can I create a module that this use only 2 VMPRO ports?.
- How is the best way to test if all the 4 VMPRO porta re in use?
Thanks for your help.
Create a phantom user with a fwd unconditional to a shortcode (your module)
Create a HG put in the phantom user and put the Queue limit to 1.
Turn VM on, on the HG, in VMPro connect the start point to a disconnect or whatever. So now the second call goes to VM if the Q-limit is set to 1.
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It works! Now if only I could remember what I did...
Dain Bramaged
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Create a HG put in the phantom user and put the Queue limit to 1.
Turn VM on, on the HG, in VMPro connect the start point to a disconnect or whatever. So now the second call goes to VM if the Q-limit is set to 1.
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It works! Now if only I could remember what I did...
Dain Bramaged
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