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Groups across Multiple Offices

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Groups across Multiple Offices

Groups across Multiple Offices

(OP)
We have multiple offices and each has it's own ip
office 403 we are able to call each office across our wan links.  The problem I have is that I would like to create a group that has an extention number from each office so that if someone rings the group, a phone at each office will ring simultaneously has anyone got any idea's.  I tried a group but cannot add extention numbers from the other offices.

Thanks

Gavin

RE: Groups across Multiple Offices

Group calls only handle local 403 users.

Could try putting a couple of dummy users in the group,and have those dummy users set to FORWARD UNCONDITIONAL to a single remote 403 extension. VOIP networking will forward these calls OK   

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