thanks for all the answers. I have been checking the bell SNR (single number reach) service. My queston is: Let's ay I setup my SNR to ring my 4 numbers/lines sequentially (A->B->C->D). if SNR number is called and A is busy at that time, there will be 2 ring delay before the call hunts to B. So, the worst case senario, if line A,B,C are all busy, the caller will hear at least 6 ring back tone before it connects to D. Is my understanding correct? if i am not wrong, my client won't accept this, he needs the call immediately being answered.
Roger On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 10:56 AM, Jim Van Meggelen <[email protected]>wrote: > We have a customer who uses Single Number Reach to forward a 416 number to > their 905 office. They have 5 PSTNs on that package, which allows for 5 > concurrent calls. Bell has told them they cannot go beyond 5 PSTNs. Beyond > that, I suspect that Bell's only offering will be either more analogue > lines, or a PRI. Either option is not cheap, which is just fine with Bell. > > > > Yajie Si wrote: > >> i have a business customer who has subscribed bell local link package B. >> It >> include 3 local lines hunting feature (line A->line B->line C), which he >> has >> line A number advertised so one incoming called, it will hunt to B and C >> number. He can have 3 concurrnt calls. Ｎow, his bussiness have grown and a >> lot of time he has more than 4 incoming calls coming in. >> >> I applied another voip line and a DID for him and i called Bell to ask >> them >> to make a line busy forward on line C to the new voip number, but they >> told >> me busy forwarding (*91) is not supported on the hunting line. What can i >> do? any suggestions? >> >> thx in advance. >> >> >> > > -- > > -- > Jim Van Meggelen > [email protected] > http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/2177 > > "A child is the ultimate startup, and I have three. This makes me rich." > Guy Kawasaki > -- > > -- Yajie(Roger) Si
