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Try changing the huntstop channel to 6 or 7 to keep one channel open for transfers.<br />

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Try changing the huntstop channel to 6 or 7 to keep one channel open for transfers.


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I have Cisco CME operator is cant transfer if receive more then two line, means if his busy line 1, and arrived 2 line he can answer but cant transfer, when he press transfer softkey getting internal dial tone &nbsp;but cant dial internal extension number my config bellow<br />
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ephone &nbsp;3<br />
&nbsp;no phone-ui speeddial-fastdial<br />
&nbsp;no multicast-moh<br />
&nbsp;mac-address EC44.761E.5975<br />
&nbsp;type 7940<br />
&nbsp;button &nbsp;1:76<br />
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ephone-dn 76 octo-line<br />
number 175<br />
preference 0 secondary 9<br />
huntstop<br />
huntstop channel 8<br />
call-forward busy 777<br />
call-forward noan 777 timeout 40<br />
call-waiting beep<br />
cor incoming USR-MN-INTERNATIONAL<br />
no cti notify<br />
no cti watch<br />
!<br />
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any one can help <br />
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Regards<br />
Taher
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I have Cisco CME operator is cant transfer if receive more then two line, means if his busy line 1, and arrived 2 line he can answer but cant transfer, when he press transfer softkey getting internal dial tone  but cant dial internal extension number my config bellow
!
ephone  3
 no phone-ui speeddial-fastdial
 no multicast-moh
 mac-address EC44.761E.5975
 type 7940
 button  1:76
!
ephone-dn 76 octo-line
number 175
preference 0 secondary 9
huntstop
huntstop channel 8
call-forward busy 777
call-forward noan 777 timeout 40
call-waiting beep
cor incoming USR-MN-INTERNATIONAL
no cti notify
no cti watch
!

any one can help 

Regards
Taher

Cisco CME ephone-dn XX octo-line

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