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Is it possible to have a analog extension ring on a virtual extension?
In program 15-07 I have programmed button 1 as a *3-virtual extension and in program 15-09 i have set that key to ring. However I see in 15-07 it says that it is programming for multiline phones.
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Try using call forward both ring in 24-09.
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I will assume you are talking about using fixed call forward. I dont see a 24-09 but Sir you are a genius. 24-06 fixed call forward. I did the call forward both and it works like a charm. Got to admit I had my doubts.
Last edited by NoFearMXR; 10/31/18 04:07 PM.
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Make the analog extension the primary (what the VE currently is). Works like a charm and keeps programming simpler in most situations
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