10-22-2013 04:49 PM - edited 03-16-2019 08:01 PM
Hello Everyone,
I'm trying to create a meeting call handler, so that we can have a greeting play for callers while we have a company wide meeting. I have the Call Handler, Schedule, Holiday Schedule, Directory Number, Time Period, and the Time Schedule all setup. I have the greeting recorded under "Standard" greeting in the call handler. I have it setup bascially like the "Holiday" call handler that works (minus the DN and dates obviously). But when you dial in, you get the Holiday call handler instead of the Meeting call handler. Am I missing something? Why would it do this?
Thanks in advance.
10-23-2013 07:34 AM
Hi Justin,
Are you trying to set this up for a "main" number like this for example
708-233-4444 or for a group of numbers?
When you mention a different DN you've kind of lost me. A DN can only
be related to a single Call Handler so I'm not sure exactly how you are routing
to a Meeting Call Handler?
Maybe if you give us some examples with DN's we can help to meet this requirement
If you are reaching the Holiday Call Handler you also simply record the Alternate
Greeting for the meeting time there as it would override all other greetings.
Cheers!
Rob
"Why do the best things always disappear "
- The Band
10-24-2013 06:58 AM
Hey Rob,
Yes, this is for the main number.
Right, I probably didn't explain that very well. By DN, I mean the extension you set to the call handler when you create it. Since you can't share a DN among call handlers, I created unique DN just for the Meeting call handler.
Here is how it's setup now -
Generic Holiday Call Handler (works) - ext: 5512
Specific Holiday Call Handler (doesn't work) - ext: 5513
Meeting Call Handler (doesn't work) - ext: 5514
Also, I can dial the extensions of the Meeting call handler directly, but nothing plays and it goes straight to voicemail.
I found a way to temporarily "fix" it. I just took the extension off of the Generic Holiday call handler and added it to the Meeting call handler.
10-24-2013 07:30 AM
Hi Justin,
I think you've answered this query through your testing already
The main number must be 5112 I'm guessing.
Because any call that routes through 5112 to Unity Connection will
be seen as DN 5112 and match only the Call Handler with 5112 set as it's
extension you are seeing the results you are as expected.
This is where you leverage the various Greetings within the 5112 Call Handler
to achieve your requirements. You can use the Standard Greeting, Closed, Holiday
and of course the Alternate Greeting at different times based on schedules etc. to
give different treatments as you desire.
Cheers!
Rob
"Why do the best things always disappear "
- The Band
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