| Mike Lydick 2007-09-08, 1:12 am |
| set a empty ' null greeting message' on first CH then set after message rule attempt to transfer to another CH (xfer-out or something).
Then set xfer-out to ring subscriber first and enter your dial pattern.
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From: CarlosOrtiz@bayviewfinancial.com
Subject: [cisco-voip]Unity CH transfer
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Is there a way to transfer a call in Unity WITHOUT prompting the user for
input.
e.g. Play Call handler Greeting,->user does not enter an extension-> auto
transfer to aRoute Point. I know this can be done with caller input but
I want to see if I can just send it without user intervention.
Carlos
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For those that have setup CER, What do you use for the default ERL?
I have a 13 site School district and one VGW that everything isgoing out.
according to the doc's this default gets used when no other ERL is used or
after a reboot until all the switch ports are updated.
Do you just put the School district name and location "unknown" I don't see
this being used but I just want to cover my backside.
Thanks
Scott
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I can not advise you on what to use.But be aware that ifthe assigned
ERL is not available, destination can not be reached for whatever
reason, the default ERL will be attempted!
Mike
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Subject: [cisco-voip] CER Default ERL
For those that have setup CER, What do you use for the default ERL?
I have a 13 site School district and one VGW that everything is going
out.
according to the doc's this default gets used when no other ERL is used
or after a reboot until all the switchports are updated.
Do you just put the School district name and location "unknown" I don't
see this being used but I just want to cover my backside.
Thanks
Scott
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Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2007 13:20:21 -0400
From: "Lelio Fulgenzi" <lelio@uoguelph.ca>
Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] Unity CH transfer
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It will take two call handlers, the first is programmed to do after greeting, attempt transfer to the second call handler.
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From: CarlosOrtiz@bayviewfinancial.com
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Subject: [cisco-voip] Unity CH transfer
Is there a way to transfer a call in Unity WITHOUT prompting the user for input.
e.g. Play Call handler Greeting,->user does not enter an extension-> auto transfer to a Route Point. I know this can be done with caller input but I want to see if I can just sendit without user intervention.
Carlos
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Subject: [cisco-voip] callmanager 5.x web server ports
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Is it possible to configure callmanager 5.x to use different tcp ports
for ccmadmin and ccmuser web pages?I would like to implement access
control to limit what IPs can access ccmadmin (and os admin) web pages.
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I usually use the Security Desk DID Number as the default ERL.
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Subject: [cisco-voip] CER Default ERL
For those that have setup CER, What do you use for the default ERL?
I have a 13 site School district and one VGW that everything is going
out.
according to the doc's this default gets used when no other ERL is used
or after a reboot until all the switch ports are updated.
Do you just put the School district name and location "unknown" I don't
see this being used but I just want to cover my backside.
Thanks
Scott
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