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Hello, <br />
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Can you please attach the running config,<br />
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in the meantime you can confirm the following,<br />
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++no translation rules are configured to transfer all calls to 1100, usually under dial-peers<br />
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++also please check whether call-forward all is configured under 1111 dn<br />
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best regards,<br />
Saif
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Hello,

Can you please attach the running config,

in the meantime you can confirm the following,

++no translation rules are configured to transfer all calls to 1100, usually under dial-peers

++also please check whether call-forward all is configured under 1111 dn

best regards,
Saif

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Hi, we've had a Cisco 2851 with Cisco Unity Express Version 3.0 running our SIP phones Cisco 7960) for about 5 years. I just found out recently it no longer has direct dials (dial phone number 555-1111 would go to extension 1111) instead it goes to main number (1100). Thisis obviously a headache as the main number is getting bombarded.<br />
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How can I fix this?
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Hi, we've had a Cisco 2851 with Cisco Unity Express Version 3.0 running our SIP phones Cisco 7960) for about 5 years. I just found out recently it no longer has direct dials (dial phone number 555-1111 would go to extension 1111) instead it goes to main number (1100). Thisis obviously a headache as the main number is getting bombarded.

How can I fix this?

Cisco Unity Express Version 3.0 no longer direct dials, help!

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IP Telephony

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