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Feature first available:
iPECS Cloud version 4.0.
Description:
This feature allows a caller to press a programmed digit to exit a user's voice mailbox greeting and forward to programmed destination, e.g. an attendant.
Pro...
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Feature first available:
iPECS Cloud version 4.0.
Description:
Ring delay option can be set for each user assigned to a Shared Line. This creates tiers / escalating groups of users to handle incoming calls on the Shared Line.
Pr...
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Feature first available:
iPECS Cloud version 4.0.
Description:
A customized time schedule can now be applied on each individual DDI number.
Programmability:
This setting can be changed in the Customer Manager (CM) web portal...
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Feature first available:
iPECS Cloud version 4.0.
Description:
Allows Cloud customers the ability to customize the ringback heard by external callers.
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Feature first available:
iPECS Cloud version 4.0.
Description:
Multiple customers can be grouped together as single customer group per reseller.
Allows dialing between sites (in a group) using a leading digit. E.g. independently...
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Feature first available:
iPECS Cloud version 4.0.
Description:
Web based mobile/desktop client
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The HT802 connects 2 analog phones to a VoIP service provider.
HT802 Backup & Restore
Connect the HT802 to your network according to the instructions included with the device. When the IP address is discovered, enter it in t...
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The HT802 connects 2 analog phones to a VoIP service provider.
HT802 Setup
Connect the HT802 to your network according to the instructions included with the device. When the IP address is discovered, enter it in the address ...
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Local Media Processing
What is it?
Local Media Processing attempts to keep your 'Media' (RTP or audio in this case) local to your devices.
As a simple example, you have two LIP phones in an office & they make a call to one another. ...
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Login to the web page for the gateway; by default, it uses a static IP address, in the 10.10.10.0 /24 network.
NOTE: Seemingly this IP assignment by default varies by device. Your best bet is to run Wireshark on your PC (assuming it is o...