10-13-2008 12:23 PM - edited 03-15-2019 01:55 PM
As the title states. This is a weird one. I can use the CFwdALL softkey to forward all calls to voicemail or any other number a user is permitted to dial. That work well.
Call forward all fail when doing this from the CCMADMIN page or from CCMUSER. The setting is made and it appears on the phone. The caller hears "Your call cannot be completed as dialed....".
I have a new 6.12 cluster that was upgraded from 4.13 on Friday. This is new since the upgrade.
Any ideas?
--Patrick
10-13-2008 12:44 PM
Patrick, the Primary and Secondary CFA CSS are configured using the Line and Device CSS that is already configured when the user initiates the CFA from the phone.
However, with CCMUser or CCMAdmin all you are doing is updating the CFA number. In these circumstances you will need to first manually configure the Primary and Secondary CSS.
Have you tried initiating a CFA from the phone, and then change CFA from within CCMUSER?
Rgds
Allan.
10-13-2008 01:11 PM
When I do a CFA from a phone and then look at CCMADMIN I see this. The CSS entry just to the right of the number is automatically filled in and is the same as the CSS for the line.
If I do this from CCMUSER it does not get auto filled.
I think I will need to use bulk admin to set the CSS for everyone.
--Patrick
10-13-2008 01:28 PM
I think I have it sorted. I was using the line CSS and it really wanted the device CSS. Now I just have to figure out the new bulk admin.
Thanks,
Patrick
10-13-2008 01:40 PM
Patrick, that's correct. The CFA CSS activation policy dictates that it is the line/device CSS which populates the Primary and Secondard CSS with the line configuration.
This was what I was refering to my last post. CCMAdmin and CCMUser simply updates the number and not the CSS. You will have to be specific in this instance.
You will find that if a user activate the CFA policy by setting the CFA from the phone, and then use CCMUser to change it.
Setting the service parameter initially was a workaround without having to update the CSS fields as appropriate through BAT.
Regards
Allan.
Allan.
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