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For the direct pickup to work, you need to specify the feature code you have chosen in the "Attendant Console Call Pickup Code". Use something like *56# if you have specified *56[EXT] as Direct Pickup Code in MiRTA PBX | |||
Latest revision as of 14:13, 15 September 2019
Cisco SPA can be tricky even for basic configurations. In this case, we use a Cisco SPA504G to configure BLF for some phones.
- Open the phone administration in your browser.
- Login as administrator and open advanced configuration.
- Select the "Attendant Console” screen.
It is important to set "Asterisk" for the server type:
In the BLF key section, to monitor extension 104 in tenant DEVEL, use a string like:
fnc=blf+sd+cp;sub=104-DEVEL@$PROXY
For the direct pickup to work, you need to specify the feature code you have chosen in the "Attendant Console Call Pickup Code". Use something like *56# if you have specified *56[EXT] as Direct Pickup Code in MiRTA PBX