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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => D-Link VoIP => Response Point/Voice Center => Topic started by: GCAccounts on March 10, 2009, 09:42:26 PM
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We have 3 lines one of which is a private line. We want the private line to go through the system bypassing the extension prompts and going to one phone. Is this possible with the system we have?
JJ
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No one knows if I can get this done?
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I dont know of any possible way with response point to make this happen.
I am also interested in finding out the answer to this, i have clients that have to use 2 phones on their desktop, on RP phone and one cordless phone for the dedicated pots phone line.
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I too have asked this question in the past. According to DLink they say it is not yet possible. I assume this is a Microsoft thing since it is their software. They did add some of the requested features in SP2, but they did not add this one.
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Yes, you can bypass the reception and have the call ring on a particular phone. However, I do not understand what you mean by a private line in relation to the other 2 or 3 lines.
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If you are talking about DID then Response Point can't do that. You can buypass the receptionist to go to operator or you can specify a number incoming number to go to a certain extension but you can't do DID currently.
****EDIT-- I need to correct myself i am pretty sure that DID is avaliable via SIP Trunking.****
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What I meant by a private line is one phone # that bypasses the receptionist and rings on one phone only. He wants a line to go directly to his phone no others. I cant figure out how to accomplish this or if it can be done.
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It sounds like you want your customer to be able to have lets say any phon call to phone number 555-555-55555 go to extension 100 for example. That is DID which can only be accomplished right now with SIP Trunking.
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Now I understand exactly what you are trying to accomplish; it is not possible with the current gateway. That said, however, you can configure specific numbers (callers) to bypass the receptionist and ring at your extension.
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You could do it the old fashioned way and wire a new phone jack (for the private line only) to that users office and connect a standard single line phone to it. Make the phone red and it could be a conversation piece too...