[cisco-voip] CUCME : Same Dead End . Any workarounds?

[Anthony Kouloglou]

Hi Bernhald,
that's nice and clever.
Assuming you always have at least 2 buttons on a console device, that 
will work.
I 'll give it a try.

Thanks
Anthony

On 03-Feb-12 13:01, Bernhard Albler wrote:
> When I was young (we still used steam powered routers for CMEs back 
> then) I used to do the following for such a requirement:
> 1.)Don't actually forward the main number to the Huntgroup (e.g. 
> number 90) but rather to a normal DN (e.g. number 91)
> 2.)Put the normal DN(91) on a button without overlay. Label as "Main 
> Number" or similar. This way CFA should work from the phone
> 3.)Put a speed dial on the phone labeled "Office Open" on the phone, 
> target for the speed dial is the huntgroup (90)
> 4.)Tell people to do the following:
> a.)When the office is supposed to be open, hit the 91 DN, press the 
> CFA Softkey andf then the "Offen Open" button
> b.)When forward somewhere else, press the 91 DN , press CFA and then 
> forward wherever you want
> c.)When reversing to normal operation, do as in a.)
>
> This always worked on 79XX phones, not sure about the SPAs. Do they 
> allow secondary line call forwards when using non-overlayed DNs?
>
> if you only need a fixed target, the above combined with the CME 
> night-service might also do the trick.
>
> cheerio
> bernhard
>
>
>
> On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 11:34 AM, Anthony Kouloglou <akoul at dataways.gr 
> <mailto:akoul at dataways.gr>> wrote:
>
>     Hi all,
>     i was wondering:
>     Is this feature so advanced and rarely used so nobody has ever
>     asked or requested from cisco to give a solution?
>     Many time in SoHos, the call are answered by 2-3 persons and there
>     are times that they want to use cfwall for incoming calls.
>
>     I would you to share it with me. :-)
>
>     BR
>     Anthony
>
>
>
>     On 01-Feb-12 15:19, Anthony Kouloglou wrote:
>>     Thanks for the tip Wes but that seems kind of complicated for
>>     average user.
>>     Besides, i simplified my scenario but there are actually 4
>>     devices answering calls.
>>     And also, do all devices support this feature? (ie SPA508)
>>
>>     Cheers
>>     Anthony
>>
>>     On 01-Feb-12 15:00, Wes Sisk wrote:
>>>     maybe configure phone1 with mobility and configured phone2's DN
>>>     as a remote destination?
>>>
>>>     This will create 2 separate call legs that CUCM will
>>>     independently manage.
>>>
>>>     /wes
>>>
>>>     On Feb 1, 2012, at 7:21 AM, Anthony Kouloglou wrote:
>>>
>>>     Hi all,
>>>     i am facing the problem where all incoming calls in a CUCME are
>>>     ringing at the same time two devices but at some point, the
>>>     company wants to have a call-forward all function enabled by one
>>>     ( or both devices).
>>>
>>>     1. When i use parallel voice hunt group, call forward-all on any
>>>     device does nothing (known issue)
>>>     2. When i use a third dn, overlay it to both devices in order to
>>>     ring at the same time, call-forward all works only on the first dn
>>>     3. When i use the same secondary number on both dns, they have
>>>     the same preference so they ring randomly.
>>>
>>>     Has anyone solved this puzzle?
>>>
>>>     Best Regards
>>>     Anthony
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