I have been told that the config memory limit is 180k on the 406. We take calls on behalf of other businesses and have to use the well documented virtual extentions to be able to identify which DDI the caller is using. Does anyone know how we can expand this memory or any tricks for increasing the capacity, other than upgrading to an IP500?
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PlatinumGuy
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Use a hunt group for alpha tagging purposes.
A user takes up 170 bytes, a hunt group takes up 100 bytes.
Set no exts in the group but set the overflow group, it will hit the overflow group straight away as there are no exts in the list.
You could also create call flows using assisted transfers, on an assisted transfers you can put a description which will be displayed on the display of the handset. This will obviously use more vm resources. In 4.1 the normal transfer action also has this description field.
Your max cfg size is also wrong.......
Small Office Edition
192KB
IP403
192KB
IP406 V1
192KB
IP406 V2
256KB
IP412
1.0MB
IP500
1.0MB
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A user takes up 170 bytes, a hunt group takes up 100 bytes.
Set no exts in the group but set the overflow group, it will hit the overflow group straight away as there are no exts in the list.
You could also create call flows using assisted transfers, on an assisted transfers you can put a description which will be displayed on the display of the handset. This will obviously use more vm resources. In 4.1 the normal transfer action also has this description field.
Your max cfg size is also wrong.......
Small Office Edition
192KB
IP403
192KB
IP406 V1
192KB
IP406 V2
256KB
IP412
1.0MB
IP500
1.0MB
ACA - IP Office Implement
ACS - IP Office Implement
ACE - IP Office Implement
ACI - IP Office Implement
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kurthansen
Technical User
That says how to calculate the size of your config.
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