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Good morning,
I have purchased two Yealink T48 handsets as part of a test/prototype demo of 3cx - and the results have been mixed.
One the plus side, if you select DND on the Yealink, the presence on all 3cx soft devices changes to DND - way better than I expected. If you select DND/available on the soft device, the Yealink switches DND on/off as appropriate. Another plus
However, the downside - the other Yealink extension doesn't indicate the DND state of the first extension on it's BLF.
Posts here lead me to believe that this is "the way it is". If this is the case, is it technically possible for 3cx to "correct" this behaviour or is it the way it will always be?
Do ANY supported 3cx handsets behave in a more suitable way? It seems crazy that if extension 10 changes state on the soft client to DND, a Yealink registered to 10 also shows DND but a Yealink on extension 11 which has a BLF on 10 doesn't change the BLF state to indicate 10 is unavailable...
I have purchased two Yealink T48 handsets as part of a test/prototype demo of 3cx - and the results have been mixed.
One the plus side, if you select DND on the Yealink, the presence on all 3cx soft devices changes to DND - way better than I expected. If you select DND/available on the soft device, the Yealink switches DND on/off as appropriate. Another plus
However, the downside - the other Yealink extension doesn't indicate the DND state of the first extension on it's BLF.
Posts here lead me to believe that this is "the way it is". If this is the case, is it technically possible for 3cx to "correct" this behaviour or is it the way it will always be?
Do ANY supported 3cx handsets behave in a more suitable way? It seems crazy that if extension 10 changes state on the soft client to DND, a Yealink registered to 10 also shows DND but a Yealink on extension 11 which has a BLF on 10 doesn't change the BLF state to indicate 10 is unavailable...