I'm either not communicating my settings clearly or I'm not
understanding what I'm being told to do.
I have one and only one line assigned to the phone and I have lineKeys
set to 2 and callsPerLineKey set to 1. I set the profiles and after the
phone reboots, I verified that these are the setting which are on the phone.
Stiles
On 04/12/2012 12:42 PM, Michael Picher wrote:
no, you don't want to register another line to the phone
what you want to do is have 1 call per line and 2 line appearances...
should be a setting on that same page where you limit it to 1 call per
line key.
On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 11:57 AM, Stiles Watson
<wat...@datatek-net.com <mailto:wat...@datatek-net.com>> wrote:
That is what I did. I have one line assigned to the phone and the
registration settings as below.
Stiles
On 04/12/2012 11:54 AM, Tony Graziano wrote:
You register the SAME LINE on both line appearances and set the
limit to "1" for each.
On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 11:51 AM, Stiles Watson
<wat...@datatek-net.com <mailto:wat...@datatek-net.com>> wrote:
According to the sipX book (p 133):
"Most multiple line IP hardware phones allow multiple calls
to a single
line. This
can be quite confusing for the average phone user and
difficult to deal
with at an
answering position. To remedy this problem it is easier for
the user to
have multiple
appearances of the same line on their telephone. Each
successive call
will ring on the
next line appearance."
I am using the recommended setup on the Polycom 335 phones,
but the
behaviour is not as indicated. When the second call comes in,
it does
not ring on the successive line, but goes straight to v-mail.
I'm using
sipX 4.4.
In my phone group, under the Registration section, I have
lineKeys set
to 2 (the 335 has two line keys) and I have callsPerLineKey
set to 1.
After sending the profiles to the phones, they show the
correct ext on
each line. I can make two outgoing calls, but I can only
receive one.
I have also tried assigning the same ext twice to the phone.
This again
results in the same ext appearing on each line key as
desired, but when
the second call comes in, it does not ring the second line,
but rings
the first line. If I answer an incoming call while on another
call, the
first call goes to hold (this is an assumption because I hear
the MOH
music), but I do not see how to put the second call on hold
and retrieve
the first call. If I hang up the second call without picking
up the
first, they both get disconnected.
I'd rather have the solution indicated in the book.
Stiles
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