Cisco Systems 1.3.0 manual Core System Features, Calling Features Called Features

Core System Features

Core System Features

Types of Core There are two types of system features— calling features and called features. System Features The calling features are assigned to the call originator. The called features

are assigned to the calling destination.

Calling Features	Called Features
Call Blocking	Forward All Calls
Caller ID Blocking	Forward Busy
	Forward No Answer
	Call Return
	Call Screening
	Meet-Me Conferencing
	Voice Mail

Call Blocking The administrator or the user can turn on call blocking for:

•Long distance numbers— this prevents the user from dialling long distance numbered beginning with 1.

•900 numbers— this prevents the user from dialling 900 numbers.

Note

For version 1.3.0 of VOCAL, activating call blocking for long distance numbers unblocks 1-8xx phone numbers. This includes toll-free as well as regular 8xx area codes such as 801 and 802.

Also, for version 1.3.0 of VOCAL, long-distance call blocking only works for calls originating from the North American Dialing Plan (NADP). Calls cannot be blocked if they originate from Europe, Asia or other locations that are not part of the NADP.

Caller ID Blocking The Caller ID blocking feature can be enabled for the user. With Caller ID blocking, the user’s number and name will not be delivered or displayed on the called party’s display equipment or application.

Forward All Calls

Forward No

Answer and

Forward Busy

The Forward All Calls feature redirects all incoming calls to a specified, alternate number or voice messaging system.

Forward No Answer Busy features allows redirecting of all incoming calls to another number if:

•The user is busy— Forward Busy.

•The user if does not answer the call after a specified number of rings- Forward No Answer.

For example, Forward No Answer Busy feature can be used to redirect incoming calls to the voice messaging system or alternate number if the user is busy or does not answer.

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