Extension Roaming
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Changing your extension to any other extension than your default extension will cause all calls to be routed to the new phone/channel. Outbound calls from this phone/channel are also modified in such a way that any caller ID's and features will become that of the roaming extension. | Changing your extension to any other extension than your default extension will cause all calls to be routed to the new phone/channel. Outbound calls from this phone/channel are also modified in such a way that any caller ID's and features will become that of the roaming extension. | ||
| - | Roaming settings are also supported on Aastra and Polycom phones. | + | Roaming settings are also supported on Aastra, Cisco and Polycom phones. See [[Phone_Browser_XML_Applications|Phone Browser XML Applications]]. |
Latest revision as of 21:57, 2 January 2009
Extension Roaming allows you to change your default extension to any of the available SIP or IAX channels available on the system. Your default extension is usually the same channel/phone as your mailbox number. This number is displayed in the upper right corner of every page in the end-user panel.
Changing your extension to any other extension than your default extension will cause all calls to be routed to the new phone/channel. Outbound calls from this phone/channel are also modified in such a way that any caller ID's and features will become that of the roaming extension.
Roaming settings are also supported on Aastra, Cisco and Polycom phones. See Phone Browser XML Applications.
