Hello,
As I have two lines, it would be nice to have a call hunt / busy transfer to the second line if the first line is busy.
mrkarron
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Hello,
As I have two lines, it would be nice to have a call hunt / busy transfer to the second line if the first line is busy.
mrkarron
Do you have 2 adapters or 1?
Both lines should ring simultaneously when the device receives an incoming call.
Ofcourse, Simul Ring is another option for you. It's still in Beta but works.
If he only has one adapter, how will Simul Ring help?
This would not work on one adapter. Simultaneous Ring will work if he has 2 adapters/accounts or is on the road and not able to answer on Line 1/2.Quote:
Originally Posted by burris
Virtual Number selection:
Change the way available virtual nubers are displayed for initial selection. Example, I am in the 954 area code and when I choose "Hollywood" there are no numbers available so I have to manually go through every other location to see if there are even any 954 numbers available.
Change the display to a drop down for state and area code but then display a complete list of numbers available in a list format with the city names beside them and use a check box to select wanted number.
I had to go through 9 different cities just to find out that there were no 954 numbers even available.
Or even easier, at least show each city and the quantity of numbers available for that city. That way it is a quick look to see if anything is even available.
Agreed--that would be a nice addition. It almost seems as if the number pool isn't queried until the rate center is selected, though--it might delay the listing of rate centers by a while to collect that info.Quote:
Originally Posted by ropeguru
I don't think it would take that long provided it was still done by state and area code. So in my case I would see the 9 rate center's name and a 0 beside each one of them for the 954 area code. If there were one that had number I could still just use the drop down to select that rate center to see the actual numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by fisamo
I just went back to look in the 804 area code and had to go through a LOT more drop downs just to see if anything was available.
There is a good chance a support request might get you the exchange.Quote:
Originally Posted by ropeguru
What is the exchange? 310-954-xxxx ??
Looks like they would need to get it from Level3.
http://www.telcodata.us/telcodata/te...0&exchange=954
These are alternate exchanges in the same Rate Center.
http://www.telcodata.us/telcodata/ra...GELES&state=CA
I would bet worst case, VOIPo could LNP a number in 310-954-xxxx.
Nope... I need a 954-xxx in the Hollywood, FL rate center or a 804-xxx out of Richmond, VA to be used as a virtual number.Quote:
Originally Posted by usa2k
As far as an LNP, it would be a minimal use and I really don't want them wasting the $$ for the port I may not use much.
http://www.telcodata.us/telcodata/ra...YWOOD&state=FL
Global Crossing, Paetec, Level3, XO Florida, ...
Looks like a diverse range of companies. Not sure if the few I listed are VOIPO possibilities.
Maybe Tim will respond?
http://www.telcodata.us/telcodata/ra...HMOND&state=VA
XO Virginia, Level3, ...
Seem likely too.