Message notification would be another place where the vm ports external
number mask would come into play.
On Mar 28, 2013 7:35 PM, Steve Keller skeller...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Bill. All of that makes perfect sense. I was just curious if there
were something I was not considering about this.
I follow the requirements for site A phones but I mask with the number of the
VM pilot.
So, using ipExpert lab examples:
Site A would be +1202555 for the phones
Unity Connection VM Pilot number is 2600
I set the external mask on vm ports to +12025552600.
-BIll
--
William Bell
blog:
Would this only be used if there is a call outbound from Unity and you do
not have the service parameter to use original caller id when call routes
through unity? Not sure of the exact parameter name , but i think everyone
is familiar with that one by now.
Thus caller id would be
Steve,
Not sure if you were presenting that question to me or the OP. I can answer
from my perspective:
I set the emask on the ports because I feel it is best practice and it is part
of my base config. I am already dorking with the VM ports to assign a CSS, AAR
CSS, and AAR group and while I
Thanks Bill. All of that makes perfect sense. I was just curious if there
were something I was not considering about this. While yiu are there it
probably doesn't hurt to set it. Just making sure I am not totally
overlooking something.
On Mar 28, 2013 3:27 PM, William Bell b...@ucguerrilla.com
Hi Guy's,
For the voicemail ports on SA what do you recommend to put for the external
mask? Should it match the phones external mask OR should it be only 10 digits
because you're not supposed to send the 1 out of SA? Thoughts would be
appreciated?
- Hugo
