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Hi
We have rented out the upstairs office here. The new tenant wants to use our phone system, which is no problem.
Currently we have four phones with one external number that rings a ring group.
We've created the 4 new extensions for upstairs, created a new ring group and assigned the members.
We now want to have a seperate external range of DDIs assigned to the upstairs phones, one per phone, with one number ringing the group.
Currently all the numbers are assigned to our SIP connection by the provider (Spitfire UK). Do we need to get them to provide us with a seperate account, on to which are attached the number range used by upstairs, or can we create an inbound rule to say "If the number rung was 1234567890 then ring the new group, if it was 1234567899 then ring ext 201, etc" ?
Olly
We have rented out the upstairs office here. The new tenant wants to use our phone system, which is no problem.
Currently we have four phones with one external number that rings a ring group.
We've created the 4 new extensions for upstairs, created a new ring group and assigned the members.
We now want to have a seperate external range of DDIs assigned to the upstairs phones, one per phone, with one number ringing the group.
Currently all the numbers are assigned to our SIP connection by the provider (Spitfire UK). Do we need to get them to provide us with a seperate account, on to which are attached the number range used by upstairs, or can we create an inbound rule to say "If the number rung was 1234567890 then ring the new group, if it was 1234567899 then ring ext 201, etc" ?
Olly