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07-14-2011, 03:00 PM
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Outgoing Call routing
When installing iether ISDN or FXO lines on the Quadro and not using all ports. Firstly i disable the ports that are not being used. When programming my call routing , i say use any port??? is that correct or should i point it to a specific line that is being used and do a fail over to Any?
Why i am asking is because i usually point the calls through to any port under call routing and am picking up issues where the clients keep getting "check your external telephone lines" every now and then. |
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