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Do you actually want this as a kind of 'radio' function? Or do you just want to check if the MOH is still working every now and then?<br />
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For the latter I found something that might be of use to you:<br />
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&quot;If you have IPCC, set up a script that simply answers and puts the caller on<br />
hold for a minute. &nbsp;Then assign a route point and there you go... dial that<br />
number once in a while, hear the lovely hold music, hang up!&quot;<br />
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I hope it helps.<br />
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JG
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Do you actually want this as a kind of 'radio' function? Or do you just want to check if the MOH is still working every now and then?

For the latter I found something that might be of use to you:

"If you have IPCC, set up a script that simply answers and puts the caller on
hold for a minute.  Then assign a route point and there you go... dial that
number once in a while, hear the lovely hold music, hang up!"

I hope it helps.

JG

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Yea, some of the users sit in an office where its pretty dead quiet so they want some type of music. &nbsp;The on hold music is plugged into an IPOD with a pretty large playlist. Im not exactly sure how to setup an IPCC script.
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Yea, some of the users sit in an office where its pretty dead quiet so they want some type of music.  The on hold music is plugged into an IPOD with a pretty large playlist. Im not exactly sure how to setup an IPCC script.

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HI, I have a cisco UC520 with my ipod plugged into AUX. Plays great for callers when we place them on hold. I want to allow users to dial a number to listen from the speaker on their phone. I read something about calling the FXS 3 port number but that doesnt do anything for me.
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HI, I have a cisco UC520 with my ipod plugged into AUX. Plays great for callers when we place them on hold. I want to allow users to dial a number to listen from the speaker on their phone. I read something about calling the FXS 3 port number but that doesnt do anything for me.

Listening To Music On Hold Through Phones

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