Aastra Telecom Pro 160 User Manual
Configuring User Groups
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AastraLink Pro 160 Administrator Guide
Virtual Extension Numbers
Groups use virtual extension numbers which do not have any restriction on their
content (alphanumeric characters from 1 to 20). Although most customers may
choose to use 1 or 2 digit numbers for group virtual extensions to keep their dial
plan reasonable for callers, longer digit strings can be useful for 'name dialling'.
To dial a User Group’s virtual extension, it is necessary to dial the 65 before the
virtual extension number.
content (alphanumeric characters from 1 to 20). Although most customers may
choose to use 1 or 2 digit numbers for group virtual extensions to keep their dial
plan reasonable for callers, longer digit strings can be useful for 'name dialling'.
To dial a User Group’s virtual extension, it is necessary to dial the 65 before the
virtual extension number.
For example, if a User Group’s virtual extension is 10, the group can be reached
by dialling 6510 from a SIP phone, the IVR, etc. An example for a name dialling
could be '65+PIZZA' with the corresponding virtual extension of 'PIZZA' being
74992.
by dialling 6510 from a SIP phone, the IVR, etc. An example for a name dialling
could be '65+PIZZA' with the corresponding virtual extension of 'PIZZA' being
74992.
In the illustration below, a User Group with extension 5200 was created.
For more information about the AastraLink Pro 160 dial plans, see Chapter 4, the
section,
section,
User Group with
extension 5200
extension 5200
(65 + 5200)