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Thank you. &nbsp;We don't have that role server &quot;Enterprise Voice&quot; but a bunch of the others. &nbsp;Great.
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Thank you.  We don't have that role server "Enterprise Voice" but a bunch of the others.  Great.

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I was talking with a consultant who said he was getting a lot of business from people Implementing Lync as their main PBX. &nbsp;Where within a Lync infrastructure would one enter route groups, hunt groups, pilot numbers, call partitions, 302.t timer values and etc?
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I was talking with a consultant who said he was getting a lot of business from people Implementing Lync as their main PBX.  Where within a Lync infrastructure would one enter route groups, hunt groups, pilot numbers, call partitions, 302.t timer values and etc?

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