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H3C XE 200/2000 IP PBX G-Remote
You can divide callers into different caller groups and assign different customized
ringback tones to subscribers in different caller groups. Callers in different groups will
hear different ringback tones when calling a MyRing-enabled subscriber. When a
subscriber in none of the defined caller groups calls the MyRing-enabled subscriber,
the caller hears the default customized ringback tone set by the callee.
5.20.2 Configuring MyRing Service
Table 5-27 Configure the MyRing service
Step
1
2
—
Configuration
task
Select [System View/Location
Server/Gateway/the gateway where the
subscriber to be configured is
located/Subscriber/the subscriber to be
configured] in the navigation tree, and
Enable/disable
Select [My Ring] in the configuration
the MyRing
window to enable the MyRing service for
service for a
the subscriber.
subscriber
Clear this check box to disable the
MyRing service for the subscriber.
Command: srv-switch miring (subscriber
number view)
1)
Configure the
default
customized
ringback tone
2)
for a
subscriber
Command: default-ring (MyRing view)
1)
Create a caller
2)
group
3)
To batch add caller groups, click <Add> in
the [Add List Item] dialog box and add caller
groups as desired.
Command: caller-group (MyRing view)
Chapter 5 Call Service Configuration
Description
Select
[System
Server/Gateway/the gateway where the
subscriber
to
be
located/Subscriber/the subscriber to be
configured/Services/My Ring] in the
navigation tree.
Specify a valid media ID in the [Default
Ring] text box in the configuration
window.
Select
[System
Server/Gateway/the gateway where the
subscriber
to
be
located/Subscriber/the subscriber to be
configured/Services/My
Group] in the navigation tree.
Click <Add> in the configuration window
to bring up the [Add List Item] dialog box.
Set the group name and click <Ok>.
5-32
Remarks
Required
View/Location
configured
is
Required
View/Location
configured
is
Ring/Caller
Optional
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