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Karl Stallknecht

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  1. As ridiculous as it may seem for us techies, the email to fax option is still confusing for those less familiar with technology. People often make typos, try to attach Word documents, try to attach documents too large, etc. It seems to take care of the need for about 70% of our clients, but the other 30% who heavily fax we had to offer them an alternative platform. I think the Google Cloud Print would allow this other 30% to be able to use 2600hz based faxing again, but I do realize and understand the challenges in working with it.
  2. Wow, I learn something new every day! Thanks for explaining this Baze! I had no idea we could let clients enable/disable this by themselves without logging into the UI.

    Now the only other thing that would be helpful and help mimic an analog system would be a way to setup a BLF key so that it could light up to show that the system was in "night mode" like a standard PBX will let you do so that the receptionist will see it when he/she comes in every morning as a reminder to take the system off of night mode.
  3. I need to be careful saying this since we rarely use Yealinks, but I am about 80% positive that the 2600hz provisioning files will NOT overwrite the BLF keys on Yealinks, so if you set them in the web UI for the Yealink phone it should stick without an issue. That being said, it isn't the best method and is not recommended. I did it about 6 months ago and had no problems.

    Something Darren mentioned in the same breakout session Anthony is referring to was that 2600hz will be adding a way for you to tweak or upload your own custom config via Monster. This way even if they have not added the feature in, you can still set it from Monster and then have it provision automatically without needing to go into the web UI. This would eliminate the issue you mentioned.
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