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Enable limited privacy on a shared line
From an active call on a shared line, you can enable a limited privacy setting that prevents your coworkers
from picking up a call when you put it on hold. This setting is a useful way to let your coworkers on the shared
line know that you don't want them to pick up the call when you put it on hold. The call notification on your
coworkers' phones doesn't include RESUME.
However, while you are on the call, others may still join with CBARGE.
Note
Procedure
Step 1
From an active call on a shared line, tap the Overflow menu.
Step 2
Tap Select.
Extension mobility
If your phone uses release 1.3(0) or later, your administrator may enable the extension mobility feature.
Through a log in process, extension mobility allows you to access your phone lines, features, and settings on
different phones. This feature allows workers who are on different shifts to share the same physical phone,
yet keep their own profile settings.
If your phone uses release 1.4(0) or later, your administrator may enable extension mobility across phone
clusters, also known as extension mobility cross cluster (EMCC). EMCC allows you to log in to a phone on
another remote cluster, such as a different location within your organization, and keep your phone settings.
Log in to extension mobility
When you log in to extension mobility or extension mobility cross cluster (EMCC) on a phone, the phone
adopts your user profile, including your phone lines, features, and settings.
Note
Procedure
Step 1
Access the Cisco Phone
Step 2
Tap the Drawer
Follow these steps before you place the call on hold.
For release 1.4(0) or later, if your phone doesn't have a directory number (DN), but has extension mobility
services, when you open the phone app, the login prompt for extension mobility services appears.
app.
menu.
Enable limited privacy on a shared line
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