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We have a small office and 6 of the phone systems that we just got in. I need to have line 1,2,3 roll over to each other and then play hold music so no person is hung up on and they listen to hold music.
Can anyone help?
Also need help setting up the headset option.
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What system? Line hunting is from the phone company, not your phone system.
Also where are you from? A completed profile might get you someone close to your area.
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Sounds like you need call queuing.
Bob
With all the variables involved, I am amazed when any voice and data technology works like it is supposed to.
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Your local dial tone provider (AT&T, Verizon, XO, Frontier, etc.) gets your incoming calls. If line one is busy that dial tone central office sends it out on another pair and if that line is also busy sends the call out on still another pair.
No phone system can control the calls that are coming into the central office and make them be in hunting, ONLY the dial tone provider can do that.
You have the headsets plugged in or what?
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