Hi Jeff -
I think you only get the iDivert presented when the phone DN has call waiting enabled. For Unity to receive Busy condition from CCM, you need to have the following configured in CCM for the line:
- Call Forward - Forward Busy int/ext checked
- Multiple calls - Busy trigger configured - I have mine set to 1. If I am on the phone, calls go immediately to voicemail and callers are presented with my busy greeting. I never see the iDivert button. Note: Just found this restriction in my online help for CCM - "When Call Forward All (CFA) and Call Forward Busy (CFB) are activated, the system does not support Immediate Divert (CFA and CFB have precedence over Immediate Divert)." For those people that need it, could you use the Alternate Greeting, which overides the Standard? Or record a modified standard greeting that tells the caller you are "either busy or on the phone"? Of course, this kind of removes the need for a busy greeting.
Ginger