I have this scenario I have Yeastar S300 and TG1600 GSM
What I want is in port 1 TG1600 where a sim card was inserted when an incoming call arrived it will be directed to extension local 101.
But the thing is I have also configured in Yeastar S300 incoming calls will be directed to IVR except for the incoming call of port 1 in TG1600 which will also be forwarded later on to IVR.
How to configure this? please someone shine a light on me.
I am sorry, but your description of what you want to achieve is not clear.
I understand that you have a S300 connected to a TG1600 and that you wish to have port 1 of the TG1600 sent to extension 101.
It is this sentence that is confusing to me -
"But the thing is I have also configured in Yeastar S300 incoming calls will be directed to IVR except for the incoming call of port 1 in TG1600 which will also be forwarded later on to IVR."
The initial statement was for port 1 to go to extension 101. The latter statement is that you have configured the S300 so that incoming calls will go to an IVR with the exception of port 1............but, will also be forwarded later on to to IVR.
What does "will also be forwarded later on to IVR" mean in context to the initial statement? Is this "also" aspect a concern now, or something that you intend sometime later, which has no bearing of what is currently desired?
Apologize for the confusion, let me restate that.
The existing configuration in S300 was all incoming calls will fall to IVR these include incoming calls in TG1600.
Now, what I want is for all incoming calls in port 1 of TG1600 will be separated and will go to a specific extension, or perhaps I will create another IVR to handle it.
Thanks for the prompt response, Larry.
You need to create the port as a single trunk, without it being in a trunk group and then direct the call to where needed. You should look at a network capture and see what the To or URI header has as the DID and then use that to route upon.
