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Posts posted by Karl Stallknecht
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To clarify, are you just adjusting DNS records or what exactly is going on? i.e. if we have a customer with the east coast proxy IP manually programmed in will they be fine with your fixes, or were your "re-routing traffic" fixes just adjusting DNS records?
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Advanced call flows...sorry, that was a typo
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My apologies - I thought the purpose of advanced PBX was also to keep you from breaking things in SmartPBX by hiding the things that could break if you edited them?
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I believe you can use advanced callflows in Monster to safely manually edit the caller ID, but don't quote me on that ;-)
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Sorry, I filled out the form within minutes of Aaron posting this but I just never responded here!
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How about doing a roll over with the secretary as the next item in the call flow? (i.e. ring boss for 20 seconds and then ring secretary for 5 seconds)
You could pre-pend the caller ID so the secretary would hear it ring and would see "FWD" or something before the caller ID so he/she would know it was a call that the boss didn't pick up that's being forwarded to him/her. -
If you want it to actually ring then I would use a ring group. Why don't you want to use a ring group?
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I'm not sure how you could make this all work under one key (it might be possible we just aren't aware of it), but here's what we do:
- On the secretary's phone add a BLF key for the boss.
- Setup a callflow (any number you want) and use the "directed call pickup" option in the call flow, selecting the boss's phone
- On the secretary's phone, add another feature key and make it a speed dial for the call flow mentioned above (i.e. Pickup Boss)
When the boss gets a call, the secretary will see the BLF key for the boss blinking red and then he/she can press the "Pickup Boss" key.
I know that Polycoms have a "pickup" key that with some systems you can use to press before you press a BLF/speed dial key, but I've never figured out how to make it work on Kazoo. -
FYI we use Vitelity for our clients who are heavily dependent on faxing. They have a TDM network which has been flawless for us. Any day that 2600hz has a reliable TDM network though we'll happily switch all faxing services back to them :-)
Yes we don't like using two providers, but it's better to do this and have reliable faxing for clients who will complain if it isn't perfect. -
If they are attaching multiple documents it would be assumed that they didn't care about the order. If they cared about the order then they would need to combine the PDF files.
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And to be honest, even for a tech person such as myself I still consider it a hassle to have to combine PDF files. What if I need to fax two separate documents that have nothing to do with each other? I end up having to create a third file with them combined for the sole reason of being able to send it as one fax. It's just a hassle.
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Most users have no idea how to combine PDFs Isaac - it's actually not super simple for non-tech people. We get probably 3-4 support tickets every month from clients who complain that the fax didn't send when they tried to attach multiple PDF files. Even if we warn clients during training, their employees will often forget and try to attach multiple PDF files since it looks like an email and there's nothing that stops them from doing it. Every other eFax service that I have used supports multiple PDF files.
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Ditto times 10 :-)
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We just use na@na.com
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Yes, but you said that the error in question can also mean it doesn't like page size...
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Out of curiosity why doesn't the error specify which one? Is there just limited data being returned from the receiving fax machine?
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FYI for the first time ever, a customer of ours received this same error. The PDF dimensions are indeed 8.5 x 11 and we tried resizing too, but it won't send. I just sent it to you Darren.
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Fantastic idea!!!
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And I'm just using these figures as examples, I don't know how many voicemail boxes we have total across all of our accounts.
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Even 1 hour of problems means we have to check every client's voicemail box for them. That's still 200 voicemail boxes to check.
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If each account has 10 voicemail boxes and you have 20 accounts, that's 200 users to go reset passwords for and log into their individual user portals to check and see if there are voicemails. Quite a pain...
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If your system has a problem emailing it (which it has in the past) then the voicemail gets "stuck" in the voicemail box.
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There might be a way to do it with the API, but right now we just go into the user portal for the said voicemail box. That being said, it is a pain if we have to check a lot of voicemail boxes.
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Sorry for the stupid question, but how do you enable this?
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Thanks for being proactive with posting this guys. Saved both you and us a support ticket!