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Call Forking
This feature enables an incoming call to be simultaneously forwarded to an extension and a pre-set
terminal (such as a mobile phone), to avoid missing important calls. If the incoming call is answered
on the preset terminal, the extension stops ringing.
Setting a Forking Number
To set a forking number, perform the following steps:
1. Click Voice on the home page.
2. Navigate to Extension>Analog extension>Advanced> Phone >Other.
3. (Optional) Navigate to Extension>IP extension> >Other .
4. Set a forking number.
Note: The forking number can be an extension number or an external phone number.
5. Click Save .
Setting, Querying, and Deleting the Forking Number through a Phone
Set the forking
number Pick up the phone
->
press *99
->
press 4
->
press 1
->
dial the forking number (the
simultaneous ringing number).
Query the forking
number Pick up the phone
->
press *99
->
press 4
->
press * .
Delete the forking
number Pick up the phone
->
press *99
->
press 4
->
press 0 .
Notes:

Call forking is inactive if such features as “DND”, “forward all calls to another phone
(unconditional forwarding)”, and phone secretary are enabled.

If both call forking and “forward unanswered calls to another phone” are enabled, the incoming
call will be directly forwarded to a specified phone.

Call forking is inactive if the incoming call is in call waiting mode.

If an external terminal is a forking number of an internal extension through analog trunks, call
forking functions as “forward unanswered calls to another phone”.