This feature is available only in an Avaya Aura
®
environment. Multiple Device Access is configured
on Avaya Aura
®
Session Manager.
MDA limitations
The limitations for Multiple Device Access are the following:
• There is no audio or visual alerting for the third incoming call if two call appearances are
already in use.
• When you receive an MDA indication, press the Phone button to view the details and join the
bridged call.
Related links
Handling calls and conferences using Multiple Device Access on page 92
Adding a participant to no hold conference on page 93
Handling calls and conferences using Multiple Device Access
About this task
With the Avaya Aura
®
and Multiple Device Access feature, you can have up to ten devices
configured with the same extension number. You can use this extension number to transfer active
calls between your devices.
Before you begin
Ensure that the system administrator has activated the Multiple Device Access feature (MDA) for
your extension.
Procedure
1. Initiate a call from your phone.
2. To transfer the call to another phone, press Bridge on your phone.
If the MDA phone that is joining the call uses a different signaling mode address family, you
might notice the Limited Service icon appear on your device for a brief moment. After the
MDA phone that is joining the call switches to using the signaling mode address family of
the active call, the icon disappears.
Related links
Adding a participant to no hold conference on page 93
Multiple Device Access on page 91
Multicast Paging
With the Multicast Paging feature, you can receive a page that will be automatically played on the
phone. If configured by the system administrator, you can send a multicast page to a group of
phones in the network.
Advanced features
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