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How to differenciate in Missed calls list between two lines on one IP phone

ayoussef.kamal
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Hi Experts,

I have CUCM 6.1.2; i have two lines on my IP phone. I am facing a problem which is i can not differenciate in Missed calls list between which missed came in which line..how can i do that deffernciation?

Please advise urgent as my customer facing the same issue...

BR,

Ahmed Kamal

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Rob Huffman
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Hi Ahmed,

This info is not available if using a 7940/7960, so it depends on the  IP phone model. If you are using something like a 7942/45 or 7962/65  then yes there is a line in the Missed Calls entry that shows which of  the Lines on the phone the call was intended for. As well as the Details  softkey which has all the info.

For example a 7962 has the following;

Line 1 - 6007

Line 2 - 5126

Line 3 - 7001

Line 4 - 5555

When  a call comes in for 5126 and is Missed, the Missed calls Info would  show the Time the call came in as well as "On 5126" at the bottom of the  display.

There was a bug/enhancement for the 7940/60's that was never fixed (notice the "super" workaround" );

CSCdt61023 - Missed/Received calls should indicate which line the call was on

Description

Symptom:
The Missed Calls and Received Calls directories on the 7960 and 7940 IP
phones do not indicate which line the call was missed or received on.
Condition:
This can be an important distinction when there are multiple lines on
the same phone for different purposes. For example, a receptionist may
have a personal line and a shared line with a manager. The receptionist
will see all the missed/received calls on both their own personal line as
well as the manager's line and will not know whether a call-back should be
made or not.


Workaround:
None. Don't call back.

1st Found-in:                          (7)

3.0(8), 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 6.0

7.1(2), 7.2(2)

Status:

Terminated

Last Modified:

Sep 30,2011

Product:

Cisco Unified IP Phone 7900 Series

Platform:

Dependent

Severity:

6 - enhancement

Customer Reported:                          (24)

Cheers!

Rob

"go easy...step lightly...stay free " 

- The Clash

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paolo bevilacqua
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Simply said, cannot differentiate.

Rob Huffman
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Hi Ahmed,

This info is not available if using a 7940/7960, so it depends on the  IP phone model. If you are using something like a 7942/45 or 7962/65  then yes there is a line in the Missed Calls entry that shows which of  the Lines on the phone the call was intended for. As well as the Details  softkey which has all the info.

For example a 7962 has the following;

Line 1 - 6007

Line 2 - 5126

Line 3 - 7001

Line 4 - 5555

When  a call comes in for 5126 and is Missed, the Missed calls Info would  show the Time the call came in as well as "On 5126" at the bottom of the  display.

There was a bug/enhancement for the 7940/60's that was never fixed (notice the "super" workaround" );

CSCdt61023 - Missed/Received calls should indicate which line the call was on

Description

Symptom:
The Missed Calls and Received Calls directories on the 7960 and 7940 IP
phones do not indicate which line the call was missed or received on.
Condition:
This can be an important distinction when there are multiple lines on
the same phone for different purposes. For example, a receptionist may
have a personal line and a shared line with a manager. The receptionist
will see all the missed/received calls on both their own personal line as
well as the manager's line and will not know whether a call-back should be
made or not.


Workaround:
None. Don't call back.

1st Found-in:                          (7)

3.0(8), 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 6.0

7.1(2), 7.2(2)

Status:

Terminated

Last Modified:

Sep 30,2011

Product:

Cisco Unified IP Phone 7900 Series

Platform:

Dependent

Severity:

6 - enhancement

Customer Reported:                          (24)

Cheers!

Rob

"go easy...step lightly...stay free " 

- The Clash

Really gotta love Cisco's attitude toward their own mistakes.

+5 to my friend Rob for the clarification.