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Hot desking don't work in fixed ip
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holdmusic34
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The login code for hotdesking is configured under user/telephony/supervisor settings.
There will be a red desk next to the user icon in the manager thick client if this is configured.
To hear the word 'No' in German, press 9.
There will be a red desk next to the user icon in the manager thick client if this is configured.
To hear the word 'No' in German, press 9.
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holdmusic34
Vendor
Use the hunt group enable/disable feature for hunt group members. it's programmed under:
a)system short codes
b)user short codes
c)user button programming
or
d) user rights programming.
With a short code you'll have to dial a string to use the feature.
With a programmed button you toggle the button and it might light up when active/inactive.
Not entirely sure. Never used the feature!
a)system short codes
b)user short codes
c)user button programming
or
d) user rights programming.
With a short code you'll have to dial a string to use the feature.
With a programmed button you toggle the button and it might light up when active/inactive.
Not entirely sure. Never used the feature!
Nevertheless.. HotDesking has to work. Even if it is the wrong way in this scenario.
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Yes,
For example:
In group 1 is ext. 4723, 4724
Group 2 is ext 4900, 4901
Now 4900 wants to take the incoming calls from group 1, he use the hotdesking to change his no. to 4723 and take the incoming calls from group 1.
I tried to change the no. but the system did not accept it.
For example:
In group 1 is ext. 4723, 4724
Group 2 is ext 4900, 4901
Now 4900 wants to take the incoming calls from group 1, he use the hotdesking to change his no. to 4723 and take the incoming calls from group 1.
I tried to change the no. but the system did not accept it.
TouchToneTommy
Vendor
Just add 4900 to group 1, and uncheck the box next to the entry.
Add a Hunt Group enable {Group 1} button to 4900.
When 4900 wants to take calls, press the hunt group enable button, the light goes green, it's like you logged into Manager, checked the box, and merged the configuration.
When they are done taking calls, press the button again, the light goes off, it's like the box in the hunt group list has been unchecked.
They never change their extension number, they just log in and out of the group they want to take calls for.
Add a Hunt Group enable {Group 1} button to 4900.
When 4900 wants to take calls, press the hunt group enable button, the light goes green, it's like you logged into Manager, checked the box, and merged the configuration.
When they are done taking calls, press the button again, the light goes off, it's like the box in the hunt group list has been unchecked.
They never change their extension number, they just log in and out of the group they want to take calls for.
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holdmusic34
Vendor
Yes there is. you would different ars forms with the .s short code in the ars form.
assign buttons on the handsets labelled dial out ad 'x'. The buttons are essentially ? dial . ars form name.
remembering Intrigrant 2019
assign buttons on the handsets labelled dial out ad 'x'. The buttons are essentially ? dial . ars form name.
remembering Intrigrant 2019
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