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Hi there.
We're hosting v18 for a client with two locations. (We'll call West and South). SNOM D785s at West. SNOM D735s at South. SBCs at both sites. PBX is hosted in our office, not at client's.
"Accept Multiple Calls" is enabled for every extension. If a user is on a call and another external call comes in, they have the ability to answer it. No problem there.
But if a user in West is on a call with a user in South, and another user in South calls West, the user in West doesn't have the option to pick up the call on the same phone. They have to run to another one of their extensions to answer it. The problem only happens between these two sites. I couldn't duplicate it with a web-client test extension from my end. If West wasn't getting the additional calls from South, that would be easier to figure out. They do get the call, but "Accept Multiple Calls" doesn't seem to apply.
Scratching my head on this one. Anyone else see anything like this?
We're hosting v18 for a client with two locations. (We'll call West and South). SNOM D785s at West. SNOM D735s at South. SBCs at both sites. PBX is hosted in our office, not at client's.
"Accept Multiple Calls" is enabled for every extension. If a user is on a call and another external call comes in, they have the ability to answer it. No problem there.
But if a user in West is on a call with a user in South, and another user in South calls West, the user in West doesn't have the option to pick up the call on the same phone. They have to run to another one of their extensions to answer it. The problem only happens between these two sites. I couldn't duplicate it with a web-client test extension from my end. If West wasn't getting the additional calls from South, that would be easier to figure out. They do get the call, but "Accept Multiple Calls" doesn't seem to apply.
Scratching my head on this one. Anyone else see anything like this?