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Admin Guide > Line Settings
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Select the DTMF PBX/ DID or Assigned Line User. DID and DTMF are automatic routing
systems that deliver incoming faxes directly to the recipient’s Premier mailbox. See Auto-
matic Routing and PBX Integration on page 89 for information on configuring the Premier
for DID/PBX integration.
If automatic routing is not used for the current fax line, leave the default Assigned Line
To User selected, with UNADDRESSED as the user. The UNADDRESSED mailbox allows
users with Operator, Router, or Administrator privileges to route faxes from the Unad-
dressed mailbox to any other mailbox. If you assign the line to a user other than UNAD-
DRESSED, all faxes received on this line will be delivered to the selected user.
The Multi-user setting allows routing based on CID and CSID information. It works in
conjunction with the CDISRoute.cfg configuration file, which resides on the FaxPress Pre-
mier server.
See the following sections to properly format the CID and CSID configuration files for prop-
er routing operation.
Note: The following configuration files are located on the FaxPress Plus server.
You either need to be physically located at the FaxPress Plus server or use
Remote Desktop.
Configuring the CIDRoute.cfg configuration file for CID routing
[General]
Enabled=1
[CID]
NNN=UserName
where NNN is the caller ID information as received (e.g., 4085551212) in canonical for-
mat, and UserName is the user name that the call will be routed to (e.g., CHUCK_DILLER).
Based on incoming routing filter rules, if a match is not made the call is routed to the user
UNADDRESSED.
If you are configuring the configuration file manually, you must reboot the server for the
changes to take effect.
Configuring the CSIDRoute.cfg configuration file for CSID routing
[General]
Enabled=1
[CSID]
NNN=UserName
where NNN is the caller ID information as received (e.g., 4085551212), and UserName is
the user name that the call will be routed to (e.g., CHUCK_DILLER).
Based on incoming routing filter rules, if a match is not made the call is routed to the user
UNADDRESSED.