Jan 7, 2010 #1 macanri Technical User Mar 8, 2006 12 EU hello In vectors, one can have this line 7 route-to number XXX with cov y if digit = 1 My question is : What is the difference between > cov y and cov n ??
hello In vectors, one can have this line 7 route-to number XXX with cov y if digit = 1 My question is : What is the difference between > cov y and cov n ??
Jan 7, 2010 #2 thejkro Programmer Jan 25, 2007 65 US Cov y means once routed follow the coverage rules for the number routed to. Cov n means don't follow the coverage rules for the number routed to. Let's say extension XXXX has a coverage path of 1 and that sends calls to voicemail after 4 rings. If a vector line read: route-to number XXXX with cov n Any calls to XXXX through this vector would not go to voicemail but calls directly to XXXX would still go to voicemail after 4 rings. Upvote 0 Downvote
Cov y means once routed follow the coverage rules for the number routed to. Cov n means don't follow the coverage rules for the number routed to. Let's say extension XXXX has a coverage path of 1 and that sends calls to voicemail after 4 rings. If a vector line read: route-to number XXXX with cov n Any calls to XXXX through this vector would not go to voicemail but calls directly to XXXX would still go to voicemail after 4 rings.
Jan 7, 2010 Thread starter #3 macanri Technical User Mar 8, 2006 12 EU great explanation thejkro, thanks !! Upvote 0 Downvote