You mean the Shoretel function, for the Avaya it's called intrude.
Create a HG call it MonitorGroup or some thing.
On the User > Telephony > Supervisor settings > untick "Cannot be Intruded" and select the monitoring group.
Create a SC;
*97*N#/Dial Inclusion/N
Now when you dial *97*XXX# (XXX is the extension) then you can hear the call on that extension. Make sure you have check the right because in some coutries you're not allow to use it in some ways.
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It works! Now if only I could remember what I did...
@PCambas
IPO Enhanced intrusion isn't like CM Whisper Page, yet. It automatically puts the current caller on silent hold. And whisper page can be perfectly executed on Avaya CM!
It will probably be available on R 7, according to some AVAYA staff in Brazil.
This feature allows an assistant or colleague to bridge onto your telephone conversation and give you a message without being heard by the other party or parties you are talking to. On CM, Whisper page works only on certain types of telephones.
Theres the proof I found on line, on AVAYA Support page:
Think "Dial Inclusion" is the feature you are after. Keep in mind that it behaves differently than on other systems.
"During the intrusion all parties hear a repeated intrusion tone. When the intruder hangs-up the original call parties are reconnected."
I have used this type of feature on other systems where the remote caller never hears anything. In my experience most customers are very particular about what the outside caller hears. So I warn them and make them try it before I implement it system wide. Think to date only one customer said "yes" after trying it on the IPO. Maybe its just a cranky New York thing but most of my customer reactions were extremely negative.
Yes, please please please go to CM. We thoroughly recommend you go to CM. What do we need to do to ensure that you switch to CM? Anything to help you go to the CM forums, anything!
Sell them office worker user licenses and use one-X portal IM. It works better and keeps the customer from having a heart attack when someone brakes in their calls. I use to turn it on Iwatsu and Panasonic systems and after customers got freaked out they had me disable it ASAP.
They are trying to lever in as many licenceable features in as they can and they don't care what they change and/or break in the process.
Rule of thumb is, if it makes them money they will change it, if it's a benefit to many customers they may consider changing it but they probably won't. If it benefits nearly all customers and BP's they will change it but they will certainly take their time over it
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