Hi Yajie, SNR is created as a virtual number (that can be ported) that is designed to forward all incoming calls, however, more by luck than design, it can forward at least 3 or 4 calls at the same time. Normally, this would not seem to be very useful but if forwarded to a voip line it will handle at 3 or 4 calls at a time (no problem). Since all the forwarding uses a digital protocol for dialing as opposed to DTMF (inband signaling)the delay is not noticeable. The caller has no idea that the call has been rerouted by SNR.
Henry L.Coleman [VoIP-PBX.ca] ------------------------------------------------- > Yajie Si< > Hi Henry, > Thank you for your reply. > I know I won't able to use the 3rd line for incoming calls by setting up > this way. But I concerns more that the incoming calls will be forwarded to > VoIP line rather than end up with busy signal. for SNR, I am curious if > there will be long delay before it rings the last line, say the first couple > of lines are busy. see my post before. Thanks! > > > Roger > > > On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 12:57 AM, Henry.L.Coleman <[email protected] >> wrote: > >> This is a really interesting problem. What happens if you call the guided >> number (main number in the hunt group) >> four times without hanging up the previous call? >> Also having line 3 Call forward ALWAYS will always call forward whether >> busy or not so logically you are paying for a >> line >> that can never be used. You might want to look at Bell's Single Number >> Reach (SNR) which can C/F to 3 or 4 voip channels >> I have several clients using this service with great success. >> >> >> Henry L.Coleman [VoIP-PBX.ca] >> ------------------------------------------------- >> >> >> >> > Yajie Si< >> > I finally set up the call forward all on line C (the last line on the >> hunt >> > group) using *72 to a VoIP line. It works in a way that when i call line >> C, >> > it rings on the VoIP line successfully. But when i call make line A and B >> > busy, and make third call to line A, I expected the voip line to ring. >> But >> > the VoIP line doesn't ring, it gives me busy signal to the caller. :( >> > problem unsolved. >> > >> > Roger >> > >> >> > > > -- > Yajie(Roger) Si > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
