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Command Reference Guide
cos
Use the cos command to set class of service (CoS) mode for the user. The CoS can be set to change for the
user based on the current system mode by including the system mode parameter. The CoS defines the types
of phone service that will be available to the user during the time period. Use the no form of this command
to disable this feature. Variations of this command include:
cos <name>
cos <system mode> <name>
cos no-access
cos <system mode> no-access
cos override <name>
cos override no-access
Syntax Description
<name>
<system mode>
no-access
override
Default Values
By default, the CoS is set to no-access.
Command History
Release 9.3
Release A1
Functional Notes
Additional functionality for this feature is provided by assigning a CoS to a specific system mode. When the
system mode changes at a trigger point, the user's CoS changes.
For example, a CoS applied to the user when the system mode is specified as night can be used to
prevent outbound calls during evening hours. System modes are defined from the Global Configuration
mode using the command
Usage Examples
The following example specifies the CoS Assistant for the user 4444.
(config)#voice user 4444
(config-4444)#cos Assistant
60000CRG0-35E
Specifies the predefined CoS.
Optional. Specifies the system mode to configure. Choose from custom1,
custom2, custom3, lunch, night, or weekend. Refer to the Functional
Notes of this command for more information on configuring system modes.
Blocks users from placing calls when the CoS is applied.
Ignores the programmed system mode schedule.
Command was introduced.
Command was expanded to include the system mode options.
voice system-mode on page
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