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12.1-6
Integration Volume
Forwarded Internal Calls
When a caller at one extension calls another extension and the call is forwarded to Octel 200/300, the
DEFINITY G3 displays the following:
a = XXXX to ZZZZ
XXXX is the number of the calling extension, ZZZZ is the number of the called extension, and R is a
code indicating the reason the call was forwarded.
The Octel 200/300 answers the call, prompts the caller with the status of the extension, and offers
messaging and call processing options. If the caller is calling from an extension that has a valid mailbox
and leaves a message, the mailbox number associated with that extension is attached to the caller's
message. When the person receiving the message listens to it, the Octel 200/300 is able to play the name
associated with the extension from which the message was left before playing the message itself. The
person receiving the message may automatically reply to the message.
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In collocated systems, if the extension numbers and names are not recorded in the same cabinet for
both the caller and the called party, the Octel 200/300 does not play the caller's name to the person
receiving the message and the REPLY feature cannot be used.
If the called extension does not contain the extension number in the name field, the call is handled as a
direct external call from Trunk Group 0.
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When a call is transferred to an extension that is not assigned within the switch, the warble tone
returned is seen as an answer and the transfer is completed.
How Ports Used for Outgoing Calls Are Selected
The Octel 200/300 controls selection of ports for outgoing calls. With the DEFINITY G3 integration,
System Parameter 169 — OUTCALL PORT SELECTION METHOD, affects the order in which the
system selects ports for outcalls. Refer to the Configuration volume, System Parameter Table chapter, for
more information about System Parameter 169.
Octel 200/300
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