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See signature for system details. One of my users wants to have more than 12 seconds delay before their DID goes to voicemail. Where is the CF no answer and CF busy timer on a single station?
I've got eManager and Stratagy VDK and can't find where to make this setting change. The "Maximum rings" option on the VM box Auto Attendant tab doesn't affect it.
Any ideas? Or is this a system-wide thing?
---- I.T. Geek by Trade Telecom Newbie by Necessity CIX 100 : ACTU AR5.20 MT067.00 and Stratagy IVP8
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The system call forward timer effects all users, plus any calling groups or phantom extensions programed into the system. The voicemail has no control over forwarding to voicemail when calling a DID, because the voicemail system does not have control of the call.
If a user wants a different timer, then your only option is to use a manual call forwarding using the code #6031 {No Answer} or #6041 { Busy no answer} . Since you want to make the extension ring longer, you will also have to disable the system call forwarding for that extension.
The format for manually entering the CF code is : Press ext. button + #6031 (tone) + [VM Pilot] + timer (08~60) (tone)
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