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Figures 10.3-1 through 10.3.3 show the Call Rerouting Alternative form entries that meet
the specifications of the example. For stations assigned these Call Routing Alternatives,
internal calls and TIE trunk calls are rerouted to the VP 300 only if the station is
unanswered, while CO and DID trunk calls are rerouted to the VP 300 if the station is
either Busy/DND or unanswered. In either case, the number of rings for “Unanswered” is
defined by the Call Forward No Answer Timer in the station’s PBX COS. Should VP 300
fail to answer the call, for example, if all VP 300 ports are busy, the call reroutes to the
attendant.
Figure 10.3-4 shows the Call Rerouting Assignment form entries that assign the Call
Rerouting Alternatives of Figures 10.3-1 through 10.3-3 to directory number 3376.
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Figure 10.3-3
Call Rerouting Always Alternative Assignment Example
CALL REROUTING ALWAYS ALTERNATIVE ASSIGNMENT
Always Originating Device
Always
Alternative
Number
Directory
Number
Routed To DID TIE CO INTERNAL
No Reroute No Reroute No Reroute No Reroute AA#1
Reroute No Reroute Reroute No Reroute AA#2 VP 300#
Reroute Reroute Reroute Reroute AA#3 ATT#
LEGEND for Figures 10.3-1 to 10.3-4
VP 300 #
ATT#
FA#
SA#
AA#1, AA#2,
AA#3
VP 300 hunt group pilot number
Attendant’s extension number
Call Rerouting First Alternative number
Call Rerouting Second Alternative number
Call Rerouting Always Alternative numbers
Figure 10.3-4
Call Rerouting Assignment Example Entries
CALL REROUTING ASSIGNMENT
Second
Alternative
Number
3376
First
Alternative
Number
Do Not
Disturb
Type
Always Alternative Number
Directory
Number
Day Night 1 Night 2
AA#1 AA#2 AA#3 All FA# SA#