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Operation Manual – Call Services
H3C XE 200/2000 IP PBX
Chapter 10 Call Forwarding Services
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3) Configure service parameters on the XE IP PBX.
<XE>system-view
[XE]location-server
[XE-ls]gateway GW01
[XE-ls-gw-GW01]subscriber #1 8801
[XE-ls-gw-GW01 #1 8801]cfb
[XE-ls-gw-GW01 #1 8801-cfb]cfb-number 8802
[XE-ls-gw-GW01 #1 8801-cfb]quit
[XE-ls-gw-GW01 #1 8801]srv-switch cfb on
10.7 CFNR Service
10.7.1 Introduction to CFNR Service
With the CFNR service, an incoming call is forwarded to the target number
pre-specified by the callee if the phone is not picked up after it rings for a certain time
(18 seconds). The call will not be forwarded if the phone is picked up in time. Up to 2
CFNR forward numbers can be set by the subscriber.
10.7.2 Using CFNR Service
After the administrator enables the CFNR service for a subscriber, target forwarding
numbers can be set by the following two methods.
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The administrator can set the number on the XE IP PBX through command lines.
Refer to 10.7.3 “ Configuration Procedure ” for details.
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The subscriber can set the number on the telephone set as follows:
I. Setting CFNR target number on the telephone set
The following table describes how to set the CFNR target number.
Table 10-18 Set CFNR target number on the telephone set
Step Expected result
Pick up the phone. The subscriber can hear the dial tone.
Dial *41*, the target
forwarding number and # in
sequence.
If the setting succeeds, the subscriber can hear the
ringback tone or the voice prompt “You have
successfully activated the service.”
If the setting fails, the subscriber will hear the busy
tone or the voice prompt “Sorry, your attempt to
activate the service was unsuccessful.”
Hang up the phone. —