Call forward to mutiple numbers?
azrobert:
Try:
{12341234567:ph,sp2(12347654321)},{ph}
roberthuang:
Quote from: azrobert on January 07, 2013, 03:37:52 pm
Try:
{12341234567:ph,sp2(12347654321)},{ph}
Thank you azrobert. It works as expected.
One more question, how can I achieve the following goal?
If the call is from 12341234567 or 12341234568, the PHONE Port rings and the call is forked to 12347654321 using SP2.
If the call is NOT from 12341234567 or 12341234568, only the PHONE Port rings and doesn't fork the call to any other number.
azrobert:
{(12341234567|12341234568):ph,sp2(12347654321)},{ph}
Processing proceeds left to right and ends when a match occurs.
{ph} is a catch all if no previous match.
You can have as many tests as you want.
Example:
{(12341234567):ph,sp2(12347654321)},{(123412346xx):sp1(12347654322)},{ph}
peterc:
I believe that through reading this post, that I can do the following...
I want to forward calls that come in on SP1 on a 1062 one of two ways, and that I need to modify the inbound call route.
If I understand it correctly --
I would go into Expert, and under Voice Service, SP1 Service (which is the line that I want to ring in multiple areas), currently under X_InboundCallRoute is ph. Should that I change this, and add the numbers that I want to call, simultaneously? So that would be changing it to --
ph,1-949-xxx-xxxx,1-310-xxx-xxxx
Is this correct? Will the phones now ring simultaneously, the 1062 and the two cells? If one picks up first, will the others stop? Do I need any type of brackets around it?
The second question is - What if I only want calls coming in from one number to ring on all three devices, but all other calls not to ring on one of the numbers?
I just need EXACTLY what to put in on this line.
Thank you for your help in advance.
azrobert:
You must use one of your trunks to call your cell phones.
ph,spx(1949xxxxxxx),spx(1310xxxxxxx)
Change spx to the SP number you want to use to route the call.
You will see the CID of the trunk you use, not the incoming CID.
Use the following to do this for only one number.
{(1?8005551212):ph,spx(1949xxxxxxx),spx(1310xxxxxxx)},{ph}
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