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<FONT FACE="Calibri, Verdana, Helvetica, Arial"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:11pt'>Hey all,<BR>
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I’m looking for some suggestions on what is the best way to handle a Line Group in a SRST situation. In our configuration we have a few remote offices that have a configuration similar to the following:<BR>
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5100<BR>
5101<BR>
5102<BR>
5103<BR>
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The first line is the personal DN for the employee and the remaining four lines are configured in a line group, hunt list, and pilot configuration. When call manager is up, the hunt pilots all ring to the line group starting at 5100, top down.<BR>
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When the SRST is enabled due to the MPLS WAN being down, these lines will register with the phone, however the 5100-5103 numbers aren’t valid E.164 numbers. Is the best way to make sure that our pilots that are in call manager ring down to 5100 or maybe even map one to one still to use the alias command?<BR>
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Alias 1 5678 to 5100<BR>
Alias 2 5679 to 5101<BR>
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If so, is there a way to simulate line group functionality? Any input would be greatly apprecaited.<BR>
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Matt</SPAN></FONT>
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