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the call; the first telephone in the ringing group of extensions that goes off hook gets the call, the others get
dial tone.
Extensions numbers in the NexPath Telephony Server
There are eight different types of extensions in NexPath system:
1.Inside line extensions (default is 300-399)
2.Outside line extensions (default is 200-299)
3.Voice mailbox extensions (defaultis 500 -599 and 130-131)
4.Auto-attendant extensions (pre-configured as 120 (Day Program) and 121 (Night Program))
5.Park orbit extensions (default is 100 - 110)
6.Sp eed dial extensions (none predefined)
7.Public address extensions (special case of item 2 above, default is 111).
8.Extensions that ring several phones at once (special case of item 1 above, none predefined)
Any of these extensions types can be directly dialed from a telephone. The resulting function will be deter-
mined by the system programming for that extension type,i.e., you will ring a phone, seize an outside line,
enter voice mail, execute an auto-attendant program, etc.
The concept of extension numbers and theirsymmetric use throughout the system is a very powerful feature
of the NexPath Telephony Server.
System speed dial numbers
Yoursystem administrator can program the NexPath Telephony Server to recognized special three digit
numbers, called speed dial extensions, that translate to 7o r moredigit off-site numbers. These can be used
for convenient direct dialing, or for conveniencein transferring calls.
Contact your system administrator to determine if any speed dial extensions have been configured for your
system.
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