cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 
cancel
1033
Views
4
Helpful
3
Replies

UC560 fxo with 4FXO VIC card.

James Tavares
Level 1
Level 1

Just wanted to confirm before purchasing how the UC560 handles PSTN Analog lines.  We have 8 analog lines each with a different number.. example 123-456-7899, 123-456-7898, 123-456-7897 etc....

If the office wants to use one of the numbers as the "main" office number how would the UC560 handle the incoming calls?  If someone dials the main number, lets say it will be 123-456-7899, what happens when a 2nd person dials it?  Will the UC move that incoming call to another FXO port just like when doing outbound calls?   If it works the way I mention above, that would allow for 8 people to call in on that 1 line and it will be spread between all 8 fxo ports..  does that sound correct?

Or, does the teleco company have to due the hunting for us? 

Any insight would be appreciated.

Thanks,

J

3 Replies 3

paolo bevilacqua
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Yes, telco has to do it. System cannot control how telco routes incoming calls. So, one has to ask telco to setup an hunt group, and define which addtional lines it will re-hunt calls. Depedning on situation these line can be incoming only, or bidirectional. In this case, special care must be give to the CO and system hunt scheme to minimize glare.

Also, please note if using a bunch of analog lines like you're planning, that will not get the best results to the users, like fast dialing, immedaite CLID display, automatic hunt as described above, DID service, digital voice quality, etc. For best results, one should only use ISDN PRI, or SIP trunk.

Finally, but very important: unless you have significant amount of expereince with telephony and netwrok, it is strongly recommened that for sure and quick results you get an UC certfied Cisco partner, or person of equivalente knowledge and expereince.

Thank you Paolo.  I'm used to SIP and T1's through an ISR so wasn't sure how regular analog lines from an FXO and the UC560 would handle it. 

Same, as they run same identical IOS software.

Please remember to rate useful posts clicking on the stars below.

Getting Started

Find answers to your questions by entering keywords or phrases in the Search bar above. New here? Use these resources to familiarize yourself with the community: