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Remote number Enter the remote phone number to which a call to the local
extension is transferred. You can enter digits 0–9, space, dash,
comma, # and *.
If you want to enter an auto attendant number followed by an
extension, you can use comma (,) or semicolon (;) to pause the
automatic dialing.
A comma pauses dialing for two seconds, for example,
1-123-222-1234, 5678#. In this case, once auto attendant
1-123-1234 is dialed, and after two seconds, extension 5678 is
automatically dialed.
A semicolon pauses dialing for one second, for example,
1-123-222-1234; 5678#. In this case, once auto attendant
1-123-1234 is dialed, and after one second, extension 5678 is
automatically dialed.
Enabled Select to activate the remote extension.
Display name The name displaying on the remote extension when a call is
transferred.
You can choose to display the name differently than the one you
entered here. See “Modifying caller IDs” on page 117.
External caller ID If you want to display a particular caller ID on a called phone
instead of the FortiVoice main number (see “Main number” on
page 99) or the trunk phone number (see “Phone Number” on
page 172, enter it here. The format must be name<phone
number>, such as HR<2221111234>.
If this extension is mapped to a DID number and the Outbound
option is also selected in DID mapping configuration, the
external caller ID entry has priority. For information on DID
mapping, see “Mapping DIDs” on page 191.
User PIN Password policy warnings may appear above this field
depending on your password/PIN policy configuration. You can
click the warning notice to configure the policy. For details, see
“Configuring system options” on page 75.
Enter the password for the user to access voicemail (by dialing
*98 or the customized code. See “Modifying feature access
codes” on page 237) and the user web portal.
Click Generate to generate a strong password automatically.
Select View PIN to display the password. This option is only
available when you edit an extension.
If you have configured the default user PIN (see “Default user
PIN” on page 101), the password appears here. However, you
can change it.
Authentication type Select the extension’s authentication type: Local or LDAP.
LDAP profile If you select LDAP for Authentication type, select an LDAP profile
to apply to this extension. For information on LDAP profile, see
“Configuring LDAP profiles” on page 122.
You can click New to create a new profile or Edit to modify the
selected one.
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