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| - | <note tip> | + | <note tip>**Put the devices with the same settings in the ring group, |
| - | **Configured feature set to the same extension into the ring group, | + | |
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| ====Add a ringing group==== | ====Add a ringing group==== | ||
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| + | Get in PBX management -> Ring group management page to add a ring group. | ||
| - | Management list Click the pbx Management --> ring group, add the ring group. | + | {{: |
| + | Open the interface and know about the fields: | ||
| - | {{:zh: | + | Ring group name: give this ring group a name to identitfy it. |
| - | Ringing | + | Ring group exten: set your extension number for inside calls. |
| - | Extension number: to set up your extension number for internal calls. | + | Ring Strategy: When a call comes in, the system will ring according |
| - | Ringing: ringing the number of seconds of duration. | + | <note important> |
| - | Team: Select ringing group for the team. | + | Ring all: all devices ring when a call comes in. |
| - | Recent calls have priority: the priority recently contacted seats. | + | Hunt: when a call comes in, all the devices chosen ring in turn. When the call is answered, the devices will ring in turn again. |
| - | Voice Category Name: select the voice category, easy to find a suitable voice file. | + | Hunt-next: let's say, there are devices: 1004, 1005 etc. When a call came in, 1004 rang, but it wasn't answered, then 1005 rang, then it went in this manner until some device answered the call. If 1005 picked up the phone, when next call comes in, 1006 will ring. |
| - | Incoming voice files: select the incoming voice. | + | Memory hunt: let's say, again, there are devices: 1004, 1005 etc. When 1004 rang and it wasn't answered, 1004 and 1005 would start to ring. Then it went in this manner, until some device answered it, otherwise all devices would ring. |
| - | Increasing | + | First available: only the available devices ring. |
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| + | Ringing time: how long the ring lasts. | ||
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| + | Team name: choose the team this ring group is applied to. | ||
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| + | Matched last call: whether or not to put throught to the agent who has recently contacted with this customer. | ||
| - | Increasing the caller | + | Category |
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| - | Select | + | Announcement: |
| - | Ring: All calls, all extension ringing. | + | Caller id: the number prefixed to the calling number. |
| - | Order ring: the incoming call into the extension order, according | + | Caller id name: the name prefixed |
| - | Polling ringing: an incoming call, for example, 9000, | ||
| - | Incremental | + | Select the devices in the box and click " |
| - | Idle ringing: ringing a free extension. | ||
| - | After the completion of the information | + | * items are obliged |
| **Understanding of the system[[voice mail and call forwarding]]functionality** | **Understanding of the system[[voice mail and call forwarding]]functionality** | ||