[cisco-voip] call forward all issue

[smetsysocsic at gmail.com]

First lemme make sure that i understand correctly, the PIN codes are  
required by the TELCO, it's not client matter codes required by  
callmanager, correct? If the codes are local CM codes, then you can  
circumvent that by simply creating a new route pattern in a callforward PT,  
CSS that doesn't require CMC.

I've never actually written an IPCC app like this and didn't give it much  
thought when I said it. However, you should be able to simply create a new  
app that dials the number that you want to forward to, pauses, then dials  
the PIN. Give the app a trigger, then forward the phone to that trigger.  
You could get a lot more intricate than that, but that's a start.

-Joe C.

On Oct 28, 2008 10:05am, Darren Ducote <ducotedt at stfran.com> wrote:
> I have IPCCx. Can you assist? How would I go about doing that?
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> From: Joe Cisco [mailto:smetsysocsic at gmail.com]
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> Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 9:58 AM
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> To: Darren Ducote
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> Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] call forward all issue
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> No. If you could it would circumvent the purpose of requiring a PIN.
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> Having said that, if you have IPCC you could trick up an app to do it.
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> -Joe C.
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> On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 9:54 AM, Darren Ducote wrote:
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> > Currently all of our PRI's require a pin for long distance. Is it  
possible
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> > to enter a pin code on a phone in the forward all option?
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