Specifications

TD 92326GB
2009-03-10 / Ver. E
Installation and Operation Manual
VoIP Gateway
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• CFNR (Call Forward on No Response): Diversion in the event of no response is used to
divert calls to the subscriber for whom the diversion has been configured to a different
subscriber if the subscriber initially called does not respond within a certain period of
time.
The time limit for a call diversion in the event of no response can be set globally in the
Timeout for call forward. Different values can be defined for subscribers and call
groups. The individual timeout value of the respective subscriber can be entered in the
CFNR Timeout field.
Call diversions can be set up in the Users area of the PBX administration interface. The call
diversion is displayed at the VoIP client, provided the VoIP client supports the call diversion
function.
11.4.8 Set up a Call Diversion in the PBX Application
1 Select PBX > Object and click “Show”.
2 Click the + button on the line of the desired subscriber in the CF* column. An edit
window appears.
Figure 62. Set up Call diversion
3 Select boolean function in the Bool drop-down list provided the object has been
created.
4 Select a call diversion type in the Type drop-down list.
5 Determine the call number or subscriber name of destination for the diversion in
the text fields.
Figure 70.
Call diversion type Abbreviation Description
unconditional CFU Permanent diversion
Calls to the subscriber are always diverted
to a different subscriber.
busy CFB Diversion if busy
Calls to the subscriber are diverted to a
different subscriber if there is already an
active call at the subscriber.
no response CFNR Diversion if there is no response Calls to
the subscriber are diverted to a different
subscriber if the subscriber does not
respond within a certain period of time.
The time can be specified in the Recall
Timer field in PBX > General.
• No Enter the call number you want to divert calls to.
• Name Enter the name you want to divert calls to.