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I heard a rumor that Hampton has a new requirement for lobby phones. They need to be allowed to make local calls, be restricted from calling a room directly, but allowed to be TRANSFERED to a room. Any ideas on how to make that work?
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If the room numbers start with a common digit, like 7, do it in ARS. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, will be a little tougher, but I think it can still be done! It's going to require a little thought! It will require putting lobby phones in a separate tenant, that still has access to '9' and /or '8' trunks. And the rest of the property with the exception of the admin cannot access that tenant. The more I think about this, the property will be required to have 4-digit room numbers starting with 7 or maybe 6.
When I was young, I was Liberal. As I aged and wised up, I became Conservative. Now that I'm old, I have settled on Curmudgeon.
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How would that stop the rooms from calling the directly, but allowing the console to transfer them to a room?
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Because the call would be treated as a trunk call on a denied trunk group that is only available to the lobby phone, in its tenant group. It would not cause a problem in the admin and tenant group(s) because they would not have access to the lobby tenant group. The lobby phone would not have access to the rooms because ARS would kick in and take the call made by the lobby phone and deny the call. The digit string would be X, no following digits, local, and the route would be whatever you use for denied calls. I use 200. Devious but I think it will work. I don't have anything to try it on right now. My lab system is 150 miles away and I probably won't be there for another month, or more. Oh, the admin phone ext #'s could not start with 7, nor could the lobby phone(s).
When I was young, I was Liberal. As I aged and wised up, I became Conservative. Now that I'm old, I have settled on Curmudgeon.
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Why not just make the lobby phones direct to ars.Then when they need to call a room the console can call the lobby phone then transfer.
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Not sure if cor still works on a direct to ars call.Now that I think about it I guess you are bypassing ars so cor will not work.
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The ARS still works w/ direct to ARS. The requirement is for the lobby phone to call the front desk, and have the operator transfer.
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What kind of system is it?
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I think your answer is tenanting and device interconnect table.
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Use A phone with a programable speed dail to call hotels main # & label front desk
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