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thanks for the replies...however, this is happening when no calls are inbound or ringing at all...this is according to the customer....I have not witnessed it...it's only 4 sets in the group. The customer says that the stations go unavailable and stay that way.
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No internal person is calling the group? It will do the same thing if the phones are in tone mode.
However I would not be surprised if it is a personel problem...also they cannot put the phones in DND that will make them unavailable as well.
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Beyond an OOS timer, the only way I can conceive of this happening automatically is when a phone exhibits the condition of placing a phantom call - usually to another set. Since you indicate several phones are involved, like Derrick, I too suspect the users are doing something. You could always run an event trace but those reports get to be so large as to be overly cumbersome to me.
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