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Hi. Got a question on call forwarding.
Got a APS with rev 7.32.
Got four CO lines that ring the attendant station and got delayed ringing for several of the stations in the office. Is it possible in night mode to forward the incoming calls to an outside cellphone bypassing the internal phones completely. Thanks in advance.
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You could program night mode to ring a phone or analog extension that is forwarded off premise.
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Or you can call your phone company and setup forwarding on your lines...
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You could also just purchase the Line Forwarding Service from your Telco. You then just turn it on or off on the outside line itself.
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