09-16-2013 07:43 AM - edited 03-16-2019 07:23 PM
I have a bogen PA sytem set up at one of our offices. I need to route calls from outside to this device. This is working fine from any internal call on the network.
Example: any phone on our cluster picks up and dial 8888, they get a tone then enter the zone 00 for whole building, 01 for first floor, etc.
There is no actual extension defined for this, just a route pattern 8888.[0-9][0-9]. I tried to build a call handler, but since it is not an actual extension
it goes to pre-recorded greeting ?
Do I have to set up a bogus extension, cti port ?
09-16-2013 11:57 AM
If this involves CUC, CUE, or Unity, you should start by mentioning what you have and version...
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09-16-2013 12:03 PM
CUCM 8.0.3 and Unity 8.0.3.
Currently there is a call handler (Unity) on the main number that allows users to dial the extension they are looking for.
When I dial the 8888...Unity replies "I do not recognize that as a valid entry"
Since this is just a route pattern internally I'm not sure how to route it.
09-16-2013 02:20 PM
Set the Call Transfer option on your 8888 call handler to point to 8888 with the radio button selected for "Yes, ring this extension" Transfer type "Release to switch"
09-17-2013 06:23 PM
Tracy,
I tried set the call transfer option on the call handler. I worked with Cisco a bit and and still does not work. On the CUCM 8888 is not actually an extension...It is a route pattern with the Gateway FXO.
When I try to set a CTI port point it just loops.
09-18-2013 05:34 AM
Hi William,
I think the first thing I would do is to see if Unity will
allow you to dial numbers without a mailbox that begin
with 8. If you create an actual DN on a test phone that was something
like 8880 can you dial it from the call handler? If not, then I would check
the Restriction tables.
On the Default System Transfer Restriction Table, when I want to transfer to extensions
that begin with 8 but are not part of Unity Connection I need to set;
8???* - Allow
If it was numbers that begin with 5 it would be;
5???* - Allow
Can you give that a try
Cheers!
Rob
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