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Command Reference Guide
coverage
Use the coverage command to configure call coverage parameters for the user. The call coverage setting
determines how a call is handled if the dialed party does not answer after a specified number of rings. Use
the no form of this command to remove an individual coverage parameter. Variations of this command
include:
coverage aa
coverage aa <number>
coverage findme-followme
coverage global <name>
coverage internal <number>
coverage internal <number> num-rings <value>
coverage operator
coverage operator num-rings <value>
coverage override external <number>
coverage override global <name>
coverage override internal <number>
coverage override internal <number> num-rings <value>
coverage override operator
coverage override operator num-rings <value>
coverage override vm
coverage override vm <number>
coverage vm
coverage vm <number>
coverage <system mode> aa
coverage <system mode> aa <number>
coverage <system mode> external <number>
coverage <system mode> findme-followme
coverage <system mode> global <name>
coverage <system mode> internal <number>
coverage <system mode> internal <number> num-rings <value>
coverage <system mode> operator
coverage <system mode> operator num-rings <value>
coverage <system mode> vm
coverage <system mode> vm <number>
Syntax Description
<system mode>
aa
aa <number>
60000CRG0-35E
Optional. Specifies the system mode to configure for call coverage. Choose
from custom1, custom2, custom3, lunch, night, or weekend. Refer to
the Functional Notes of this command for more information on configuring
system modes.
Forwards the call to the default auto attendant.
Forwards the call to a specific extension programmed for the auto
attendant. If no extension is specified, the phone is forwarded to the default
auto attendant.
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Voice User Account Command Set
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