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Webmaster: /* External Caller ID / DID */

2011-06-29T16:44:00Z

External Caller ID / DID

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	=== External Caller ID / DID ===		=== External Caller ID / DID ===

-	The external caller ID is used for any off-system calls. In all other cases the extension number is used as caller ID. The external caller ID does not apply to multi-site calling. If you check '''always use System Caller ID''' your ipbx system will override the outgoing caller ID with the [[Advanced_Setup:_Configuration#~~System_Default_Caller_ID~~\|System Caller ID]]. This can be used in cases where you want to use automatic DID/DDI matching, but still want to use the default caller ID.	+	The external caller ID is used for any off-system calls. In all other cases the extension number is used as caller ID. The external caller ID does not apply to multi-site calling. If you check '''always use System Caller ID''' your ipbx system will override the outgoing caller ID with the [[Advanced_Setup:_Configuration#Caller_ID\|System Caller ID]]. This can be used in cases where you want to use automatic DID/DDI matching, but still want to use the default caller ID.

	=== Device Type ===		=== Device Type ===

Webmaster: /* External Caller ID / DID */

2010-10-15T14:16:06Z

External Caller ID / DID

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	=== External Caller ID / DID ===		=== External Caller ID / DID ===

-	The external caller ID is used for any off-system calls. In all other cases the extension number is used as caller ID. The external caller ID does not apply to multi-site calling. If you check '''always use System Caller ID''' your ipbx system will override the outgoing caller ID with the [Advanced_Setup:_Configuration#System_Default_Caller_ID\|System Caller ID]. This can be used in cases where you want to use automatic DID/DDI matching, but still want to use the default caller ID.	+	The external caller ID is used for any off-system calls. In all other cases the extension number is used as caller ID. The external caller ID does not apply to multi-site calling. If you check '''always use System Caller ID''' your ipbx system will override the outgoing caller ID with the [[Advanced_Setup:_Configuration#System_Default_Caller_ID\|System Caller ID]]. This can be used in cases where you want to use automatic DID/DDI matching, but still want to use the default caller ID.

	=== Device Type ===		=== Device Type ===

Webmaster: /* External Caller ID / DID */

2010-10-15T14:14:56Z

External Caller ID / DID

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	=== External Caller ID / DID ===		=== External Caller ID / DID ===

-	The external caller ID is used for any off-system calls. In all other cases the extension number is used as caller ID. The external caller ID does not apply to multi-site calling.	+	The external caller ID is used for any off-system calls. In all other cases the extension number is used as caller ID. The external caller ID does not apply to multi-site calling. If you check '''always use System Caller ID''' your ipbx system will override the outgoing caller ID with the [Advanced_Setup:_Configuration#System_Default_Caller_ID\|System Caller ID]. This can be used in cases where you want to use automatic DID/DDI matching, but still want to use the default caller ID.

	=== Device Type ===		=== Device Type ===

Webmaster: /* User Name */

2010-10-15T14:12:04Z

User Name

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	=== User Name ===		=== User Name ===

-	The user name is the name of the user in a full name format. e.g. ''John Doe''. This identifier is used for the mailbox, directory, internal contacts and caller ID name field. This field should be unique amongst users.	+	The user name is the name of the user in a full name format. e.g.: ''John Doe''. This identifier is used for the mailbox, directory, internal contacts and caller ID name field. This field should be unique amongst users.

	=== E-Mail Address ===		=== E-Mail Address ===

Webmaster: /* User Name */

2010-10-15T14:11:54Z

User Name

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	=== User Name ===		=== User Name ===

-	The user name is the name of the user. This identifier is used for the mailbox, directory, internal contacts and caller ID name field. This field should be unique amongst users.	+	The user name is the name of the user in a full name format. e.g. ''John Doe''. This identifier is used for the mailbox, directory, internal contacts and caller ID name field. This field should be unique amongst users.

	=== E-Mail Address ===		=== E-Mail Address ===

Webmaster: /* User Name */

2010-10-15T14:11:08Z

User Name

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	=== User Name ===		=== User Name ===

-	The user name is the name of the user. This identifier is used for the mailbox, directory, internal contacts and caller ID name field.	+	The user name is the name of the user. This identifier is used for the mailbox, directory, internal contacts and caller ID name field. This field should be unique amongst users.

	=== E-Mail Address ===		=== E-Mail Address ===

Webmaster at 15:08, 29 September 2009

2009-09-29T15:08:55Z

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	[[Feature Settings]] control additional features for the user. Only a subset of user settings are exposed in the administrator panel. Simply click on the [[Image:external-link.gif]] icon to impersonate that user.		[[Feature Settings]] control additional features for the user. Only a subset of user settings are exposed in the administrator panel. Simply click on the [[Image:external-link.gif]] icon to impersonate that user.
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		+	=== Advanced Mode ===
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		+	[[User Advanced Mode\|Advanced Mode]] allows you to create more than one SIP/IAX channel per user.

Webmaster: /* Extension/Mailbox */

2009-08-13T17:55:10Z

Extension/Mailbox

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	The extension/mailbox is the unique numeric identifier for the user of the extension. This information is also used as internal caller ID. Any extension added to ipbx will automatically become available as a valid extension.		The extension/mailbox is the unique numeric identifier for the user of the extension. This information is also used as internal caller ID. Any extension added to ipbx will automatically become available as a valid extension.
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		+	It is recommended to use extension numbers starting with digits, 2,3,4,5 and 6. Depending on your organization's size extensions should be 3-5 digits long.
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		+	* 10-100 → Users 3 Digits
		+	* 100-1000 → Users 4 Digits
		+	* 1000+ Users or multinational operations → 5 Digits

	If you want to create a user which has only a mailbox you would simply enter the extension (this is the same as the mailbox number) and name, plus e-mail address if you need voicemail to e-mail. Check the specific mailbox settings under '''System''' → '''Voicemail''' for details.		If you want to create a user which has only a mailbox you would simply enter the extension (this is the same as the mailbox number) and name, plus e-mail address if you need voicemail to e-mail. Check the specific mailbox settings under '''System''' → '''Voicemail''' for details.

Webmaster: /* Feature Settings */

2009-07-14T16:00:12Z

Feature Settings

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	=== Feature Settings ===		=== Feature Settings ===

-	[[Feature Settings]] control additional features for the user. Only a subset of user settings are exposed in the administrator panel. ~~To access the user panel, simply~~ click on the [[Image:external-link.gif]] icon to impersonate that user.	+	[[Feature Settings]] control additional features for the user. Only a subset of user settings are exposed in the administrator panel. Simply click on the [[Image:external-link.gif]] icon to impersonate that user.

Webmaster: /* Feature Settings */

2009-07-14T15:59:54Z

Feature Settings

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	=== Feature Settings ===		=== Feature Settings ===

-	[[Feature Settings]] control additional features for the user. Only a subset of user settings are exposed in the administrator panel. To access the user panel, simply click on the [[Image:external-link.gif]]icon to impersonate that user.	+	[[Feature Settings]] control additional features for the user. Only a subset of user settings are exposed in the administrator panel. To access the user panel, simply click on the [[Image:external-link.gif]] icon to impersonate that user.