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Thank you for the advice and mini-training on GCOs. I will try this soon and report back on the results.
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I've been reviewing this method and I don't think it will work for us. Our DIDs are on a completely different system from these stations. All of our PRI lines come into a system seperate from the one these are on. I have incoming DIDs pointing to the MCG on the remote system. Putting the DID in the same GCO would only work within the same system, right?
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Yes, GCO's only support the system they are on.
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It's been a while, but I still wanted to see if anyone has anything further to offer. It's still hard to believe I can't edit the ring preferences for an incoming multiple call group call...
Does anyone know if there are system settings that might determine the ringing preference the cix uses?
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Maybe you could make it ring in delay so the person who is supposed to answer could do it before the phdn start to ring on the other set.
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