Aastra OpenCom 130 User Guide - Page 171
Virtual Call Numbers, 13.2.4 Hunt Groups, Hunt Groups
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Telephony Call Forwarding 13.2.3 Virtual Call Numbers A virtual call number is not assigned to any terminal. You always also enter an internal or an external destination call number directly when configuring a virtual call number. When the virtual call number is called this destination call number is signalled. This behaviour is handled as an immediate call forwarding and is thus the first call forwarding in a possible call forwarding chain. You can include a virtual call number e. g. in call distribution. Using the possibility of multiple call forwarding, you can also use a virtual call number as an exchange ("Operator"). Furthermore, a user with the Call forwarding for other user authorisation can configure additional call forwarding for a virtual call number also. 13.2.4 Hunt Groups A hunt group is an internal call number which can reach multiple users. An incoming call is signalled to all users of a hunt group. A hunt group is configured in the Configurator in the Telephony: Groups: Hunt groups menu. Call signalling is independent of the Type setting in the hunt group: ■ Parallel setting: all users of the hunt group are called simultaneously. ■ Linear, Cyclical or Statistical setting: the users of a time-dependent hunt group are call successively. The user called first is determined by the respective setting. The users of a hunt group can also configure their own respective call forwarding. For this, you need to activate the Call forwarding of members possible option for the desired hunt group on the Telephony: Groups: Hunt Groups page. The call forwarding history is forwarded to multiple users and continued separately respectively. When a call forwarding loop is detected for a user, no further call signalling takes place for this user. This user is not called in a parallel hunt group. This user is skipped in a time-dependent hunt group. Using a call forwarding chain, you can include a further hunt group as a user in a parallel hunt group. Note: Time-dependent hunt groups do not permit including any additional hunt groups. 169