[cisco-voip] Call reversion on CFNA to first party's Voicemail ->Any way around
Lelio Fulgenzi
lelio at uoguelph.ca
Sun Oct 22 23:06:12 EDT 2006
as far as I know, there is no way around this. the story goes, it's working by design (as it does in other systems I believe) - if you call person A, and they have forwarded to person B, the caller would want to leave a message for the person they called originally.
me? i say they did this to get prevent shared mailboxes and get you to pay more for each VM licence. ;)
i do know that original called party numbers are not maintained with translations, so perhaps you can create a translation *77XXXXX with a transformation mask of XXXXX and see if that works.
let us know if it does.
----- Original Message -----
From: Nathan Reeves
To: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 10:02 PM
Subject: [cisco-voip] Call reversion on CFNA to first party's Voicemail ->Any way around
Not sure if the subject is the right description, but we have the
situation during some internal extension migrations where Party A has
forwarded all calls to Party B. When a call comes into Party A, calls
are forwarded to Party B, but after the ringout timer expires the call
reverts back to Party A and is forwarded to the Party A voicemail box
instead of going to the Party B voicemail.
Our workaround so far has been to do a CFNA on party A to the full
E164 number of Party B. Calls then forwarded to Party B now go to the
Party B voicemail box instead of reverting back to Party A's.
If anyone has a way of getting round this feature so I don't incur the
expense for the forwarded call, it would be great to know.
Hope this explains the situation clearly enough.
Cheers
Nathan
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