[cisco-voip] CCM/Unity - 3 questions

[Lelio Fulgenzi]

there is another ringlist called distinctiveringlist.xml or something like that. this is the list of rings you can select on secondary lines. from what i can tell, you can simply copy the ringlist.xml over to distinctive and you'll get the same ringlist on secondary lines.

there, is of course, memory limits on the phone, and I haven't cleared up with the TAC the limits and how many ringtypes you can have in both lists.

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Ryan Ratliff 
  To: Vincent De Keyzer 
  Cc: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net 
  Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 9:16 AM
  Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] CCM/Unity - 3 questions


  1. iDivert will send the call to the VM pilot defined per VM profile on 
  that line.  The only way your customer could do this would be to set up 
  his colleague's number as his vm pilot.  Of course his Messages button 
  will also call his colleague (set him up a speed dial for real vm).

  2. Not that I know of.

  3. The phone gets the ring list from the TFTP server.  Do the phones 
  have the same server configured for TFTP?  I believe the ringlist.xml 
  file is what dictates the ringers available to the phone.

  -Ryan
  On Apr 6, 2005, at 5:29 AM, Vincent De Keyzer wrote:

  Hello list,

  I have 3 questions from a customer (we run CCM 4.0)
  1.  Is there a way to iDivert a call to a preprogrammed extension, 
  rather than VM?... Customer wants to send call to a colleague without 
  picking up, even if he forgot to CFwdAll.
  2.  Is there a way to completely remove password for a voicemail 
  account, so that customer is never prompted for it? I find it a very 
  bad idea, but customer insists.
  3.  Why do ring types sometimes disappear ? I thought it was due to 
  the fact of adding shared lines, or model differences, but I have two 
  7905 with one DN each; and one has 1 ring type and the other has 24!...



  Any answer appreciated…



  Vincent






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