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• If yes, extend the common list you prepared by adding the features to be allowed to selected extensions.
Assign a CoS Group Number to this extended list.
• You can prepare different CoS Groups for different Time Zones and assign a number to each group.
• For example, you may end up creating five different CoS groups. The First group may contain none of the
features. The Second group may contain the most common features like Call Forward, Call Transfer,
Internal Dialing, etc. The Third group may contain more advanced features, and the Fourth group may
contain even more advanced features. The Fifth group may contain all the features.
• When you are finished preparing the CoS groups you need, program the CoS groups using Jeeves).
• Now, the CoS groups to be assigned to extensions must be configured in the Station Basic Feature
Template applied to the extensions. This can be done using Jeeves.
Enabling a feature in a CoS Group using Jeeves
• Login as System Engineer.
• Under Configuration, Click the Class of Service (CoS).
• The default CoS groups from 01 to 20 appear. The check boxes selected under each CoS group column
indicate that the feature is enabled in that CoS group. The default CoS groups meet the requirements of
most extension users. Check the default CoS groups whether the features you want to allow are enabled
and features you want to deny are disabled.
• To enable a feature in a CoS group, select corresponding check box in the CoS group. To disable a
feature simply clear the check box. For example: to enable DND-Override in CoS group 01, select the
check box against DND-Override in CoS group 01. To disable clear the check box again.
• Click Submit.