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214 Programming line access
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Programming line access
There are a number of ways you can configure your lines. You can assign each line to each
telephone, or a specific line to a specific telephone. You can also pool your lines so that a number
of telephones have access to several lines.
This section contains the information split into these sections:
• “Making lines available” on page 214
• “Incoming calls” on page 216
• “Outgoing calls” on page 216
Refer to “Three basic system telephony configurations” on page 201 for examples of line settings
for three common types of systems.
Making lines available
• You can determine whether a line will be assigned solely to one telephone, or if a group of
users will have access to the line.
• Outgoing call display, telephones: Determine what number is displayed to a
destination telephone when a call is made from a system telephone to a telephone on
the private or public network:
“Configuring line access” on page 405 . (Public and
Private OLI)
• Determine the system-wide name that displays for calls made to external numbers:
“Programming Business name display” on page 463 . FEATURE 819 blocks call
display for an outgoing call.
K9 Unit
5552354
*Trunks
*Public or
Private
network
Sending and receiving call display
DogFood
5556897
DogFood
5556897
5553465
RCMP K9 Unit
5552354
Incoming Name, Number, Line display
Outgoing Name display
Business name
display: RCMP