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I'm not able to figure out how to do this. I basically want to have two seperate phones ring when someone calls one extension. I want my desk phone to ring and I want my SIP softphone to ring. I know there's a way to link them, I just dont' know how. Thanks in Advanced!
CTX200, I believe...
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If the soft phone ahs an extension, you would put both in a MCG and then assigne that MCG pilot number to the DIT table for your trunks.
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Or put the SIP extension as a secondary extension on the Desk phone and direct calls to that extension it will ring on both phones for internal and external calls. Fix the Voice mail ID codes to the mailbox you want to use if you have voice mail.
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How do I make it a secondary extension? I'm kinda lost, sorry.
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Ahh...nevermind...I got it! Thanks for all your help!
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