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11.2 Mobility Extension Configuration
Mobility Extension
Mobility Extension is an extension feature of the
PBX, which enables
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external extensions to use also features that are not normally available as well as
practically all PBX services. The Mobility Extension feature is connected with the
existence of external extensions. Before you start creating external extensions and
configuring their routing make sure that you have a valid licence and if so, for how
many extensions the licence is valid. This can be verified in the
Global data –
menu. Here, in the lower–right part of the screen you will find the licence
Licences
tables. In a row called "Mobility Extension user" you will see the number of licences
owned (third column) as well as the number of licences required by the PBX (last
column). The last column shows not only the external extensions created but also the
parameter called "Transfer" in the "Properties" tag on the extension and user levels. If
you set this parameter to "Yes", only one licence is required for the extension, and the
number of licences required for the user is the same as the number of extensions it has
(external extensions are counted only once).
External Extension Creation
In principle, an external extension can be created in three ways.
The first one is
creating an external extension when adding a user. This situation is shown in
.
Figure 1
This way, an external GSM or PSTN extension can be created for the user. A
conventional GSM extension (cellular telephone) is configured in the GSM part and a
normal fixed line of a public network subscriber is configured in the PSTN part. In the
case of GSM external extension, the text "GSM" is automatically added after the name,
and in the case of PSTN external extensions it is the text "PSTN". If you wish to
forward SMS messages delivered to the user to the cellular telephone of an external
extension, check the option "Resend SMS". Configuration of SMS routing is described in
the text below.
Summary of Contents for Netstar
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Page 78: ...78 4 SIM Here is what you can find in this chapter 4 1 SIM Cards ...
Page 168: ...168 Refer to the User Manual for details on the Login to bundle service ...
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Page 176: ...176 Figure View of Ring Group Configuration Menu Advanced ...
Page 180: ...180 Figure View of Ring Table Configuration Menu Advanced ...
Page 229: ...229 9 Setting Properties Here is what you can find in this chapter 9 1 Setting Properties ...
Page 243: ...243 10 Billing and Tariffs Here is what you can find in this chapter 10 1 Billing and Tariffs ...
Page 248: ...248 Console structure Figure View of Console Structure for Easier Orientation ...
Page 260: ...260 Annex 2 Flow chart showing the processes for an outgoing call to an external extension ...
Page 261: ...261 Annex 3 Flow chart showing the processes for sending SMS to an external extension ...
Page 262: ...262 Annex4 Flow chart showing the processes for forwarding SMS to external extension ...
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