But why as a user would I take the step put my phone in DND if I have already call-fwd-all my phone at the GUI?  Maybe for presence reporting, but I might still want people to send calls to me while I'm out of the office, so in that case I wouldn't DND my phone.  I'm just playing devils advocate.  I understand that until there is a standard written into the RFC's addressing how to automate all of this that there really isn't a solution outside of using something proprietary.

I do think that adding a FAC code to call-fwd all at the server would make the limitation a little easier to stomach by a potential customer.  They at least could even add a speed dial with the FAC sequence if they wanted rather than have to log into the GUI anytime they want to set call-fwd all.

Question:  Currently will a DND on the phone trigger a call to immediately dive into the follow-me hunting that is configured on the server?  That would probably be an acceptable alternative in most cases.

Thanks.



Scott Lawrence wrote:
Robert Joly wrote: 
    
The other issue is that we do not have a real way to show anything on
the phone that would remind the user that it has activated the
sipXecs-based CFWA.  
      

On Fri, 2009-02-27 at 10:14 -0800, Mike Ketchum wrote:
  
You don't now though either, do you?
    

True, unless the user remembers to put the phone in Do Not Disturb mode
(something most of the good phones have locally), which does display
something.



  
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