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by rgrowcock
You could set the managers that you want to use specific lines to dial into those lines. Or another idea is to set the dial-in permission to dial those managers back on a specific line.
You could contact your phone company and have the 2 linesthat you want the managers to use set up in a "Hunt Group." Likewise on the remaining two lines that you want everyone else to use. A "hunt" group rolls multiple lines to the next available by calling one line. I.e. call 555-1234, it's busy but rolls to 555-2345 or any other non-busy line in the hunt group. The cost for a "hunt" group is usually pretty cheap.
by 942796
by rgrowcock
You could set the managers that you want to use specific lines to dial into those lines. Or another idea is to set the dial-in permission to dial those managers back on a specific line.
You could contact your phone company and have the 2 linesthat you want the managers to use set up in a "Hunt Group." Likewise on the remaining two lines that you want everyone else to use. A "hunt" group rolls multiple lines to the next available by calling one line. I.e. call 555-1234, it's busy but rolls to 555-2345 or any other non-busy line in the hunt group. The cost for a "hunt" group is usually pretty cheap.
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