07-15-2013 05:34 AM - edited 03-16-2019 06:22 PM
Guys
I look after a cluster that hosts several different companies with the Corporate group.
A couple of these companies share an office space and meeting rooms. Own phones, GW, partitions, CSS, etc. They are allowed to call between themselves.
One of these uses CMC and the other doesn't. Currently the phones are in the CMC companies CSS with their number range and, when calling out, gets prompted for a CMC, call goes out of their GW, all good.
When the other company logs onto the phone, they are also prompted for a CMC and the calls go out of the CMC companies GW.... not good.
If I put the phone in the non CMC CSS, then no-one gets prompted for CMC and the call goes out of the non CMC GW
How can I configure the phone/UDP so that the CMC company gets prompted and the calls go out of their GW and the other company doesnt get get asked and the call goes out of their GW?
Thanks
Ian
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07-15-2013 07:51 AM
Configure the right CSS at the line level in the UDP so that whenever they log, they get the right privileges, if you assign those at device level, they affect anyone who uses it.
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07-15-2013 07:51 AM
Configure the right CSS at the line level in the UDP so that whenever they log, they get the right privileges, if you assign those at device level, they affect anyone who uses it.
HTH
java
if this helps, please rate
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07-15-2013 08:05 AM
Okay, we use line level blocking, with all the CSS effectively being the same.
So I have created a special CSS, with the PSTN and internal Partitions in and everthing seems okay.
Thanks for the help
Ian
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