DescriptionSettings
Enter the main board or business number. This number cannot be lesser than
the value selected for Extension Length. For example, if the Main Number
is 24564 and the Extension Length is 8, you have to either change this number
or the Extension Length value. The maximum length allowed is 11 digits.
Main Number
Extensions Information
Select the value of the extension from the drop-down list. The values are
from 3 to 11. The length of Main Number cannot be less than the value
selected here.
You cannot update this field in the Cisco Business Edition 3000
Administrative Interface.
Extension Length
This setting displays the default extension number range, which depend on
the values set for Main Number and Extension Length. For example, if the
Main Number is 236758901 and Extension Length is 4, then the Default
Allowed Extension starts with the fourth number last digit of the Main
Number, which is 8 in this case. So, the Default Allowed Extensions would
be the value 8000-8999.
Default Allowed Extensions
Enter, if required, additional extension number range. For example,
5000-5999. You can enter more than one range separated by commas.
Additional Allowed
Extensions
Enter the pilot extension number for voicemail and auto attendant. This
number is based on the extension range displayed in Default Allowed
Extension or Additional Allowed Extensions, if it is specified.
Voicemail and Auto
Attendant Extension
Dialing Prefixes Information
Dialing prefixes are the first digits that the user presses on the phone when the user contacts the operator,
places a call over the PSTN, and uses some phone features. Ensure that each code is unique.
Enter the number that the user presses on the phone to contact the operator.Operator Dial Code
From the drop-down list, select the value of the extension used to contact
the operator.
Rings Extension
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