Anonymous
Ok now I am confused.....
That is an external call comming in wright?
Having said that, what is exactly not working OK?
Looks like your receptionist can handle the calls ok, but when you pick up the call using *10* you have a delay. If you get a call directly routed to your extension you get a delay as well?
Could it be your endpoint (being the phone?) can you swap phones with the receptionist? no need to reconfigure the phone I just want to know it it is termination termination point related. I do not think it is network related as the quatlity is good and the full RTP message is delivered. I think your phone (either hard or soft) might just having a bad day.
Someone calls to my ISDN number ... it rings in the extension # 100 ... The "human" recepcionist attend the call and transfer the call to my extesion (# 101) ... All works fine
That is an external call comming in wright?
The delay issue only occurs when I pick up an external call... It works fine when i pick up internal calls...
Having said that, what is exactly not working OK?
Looks like your receptionist can handle the calls ok, but when you pick up the call using *10* you have a delay. If you get a call directly routed to your extension you get a delay as well?
Could it be your endpoint (being the phone?) can you swap phones with the receptionist? no need to reconfigure the phone I just want to know it it is termination termination point related. I do not think it is network related as the quatlity is good and the full RTP message is delivered. I think your phone (either hard or soft) might just having a bad day.