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System is a KX-TD1232 with a TVS100 VM

Company A has three CO lines that are managed by AA on ext 165 company B has one CO line managed by AA on ext 166. DIL 1:1 Day/Night for Company A are set to ext 165 and company B is set in the same manner but to 166. Sometimes an incoming call for company A is sent to company B’s VM ext (166) this is very bad because they are two different companies with different company greetings/menu etc. My question is what on earth is causing this? and how do I fix it?

Because 165 is busy, 166 auto answers and vise-a-versa. Buy another VM and set it up on another set of ext for DIL for Company B AA. Two companies two VM. You'll want a tech to do this for you.
Good Luck.

you've got to be kidding me? In the TVS manual it says that the general guideline is a ratio of 6/1 every 6 lines per port. For heavy caller traffic 1-4 lines per port than.

sorry forgot to add this: It's not that there is heavy caller traffic. Company A gets one call. That may be answered by the AA and soon after another call is recived, for no reason is transfered to the other company!

why use 2 x aa setup
much better to use 1 more calls could get caught for both companys

ie company greeting (thank u for calling....

custom 1 .. for comp a dial 1 for comp b dial 2

custom 2 menu for comp a
custom 3 menu for comp b
this way calls would never get sent to the wrong place

Peter's idea, or purchase a newer model. The newer models are able to answer based on trunk rather than port.

You can simply split the ports so that they do not hunt.
I would suggest adding another TVS102 card to your 100 because if you split the ports now you will only have 1 port available for each company.
If you want to split them go into 119 and put 165 and 166 in different groups.
By the way, rule of thumb is 1 port for every 2 CO lines. Not 6!
Gem


[This message has been edited by MrGemini (edited April 22, 2005).]

I was going to suggest that Mr. but having only 1 port like that would be hard. If you do go that route I would setup each comapny to use their port when checking messages as well, so you dont have company A using Company B ports.

O-T I aggree 100%
I've seen it done but do not recommend it.
If Nick8Noodles adds a TVS102 card and has 2 ports per company then it wouldn't be so bad.
Upgrading to a TVS 125 would be a better solution, upgrading to 2 seperate systems would probably be the best solution unless there are two companies and only one set of employees!

Thanx, MrGem, like I said two for two. Been there done that and ended up with two for two to make the customer happy and not restrict the operation of the total system.
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