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Mitel Forums => Mitel MiVoice Business/MCD/3300 => Topic started by: samclarke on April 11, 2012, 09:17:13 AM
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Hi all,
Apologies in advance, i am a novice on phone systems, but we've been left in the lurch by our IT guy and have some loose ends.
We have a 3300 system here. Up until recently we had 2 companies in our office, the main company has 3 lines, sales, tech support ect, which is staying but the other company (now gone) had just one line ***115 for example. we want to remove that number from service or "turn it off"
Is this possible? I know my way around PCs/Servers but this is slightly new territory for me. Any help would be great
Regards
Sam
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Sam,
The process is different depending on the types of trunks you have. Do you know if you have CO lines, T1, or PRI at all?
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When you say remove 1 line, does that mean 1 phone or 1 line coming in from your carrier.
If it's the carrier, you'll need to call them and have them disconnect it.
If it's a phone then you'll need to delete all the keys from the phone and them delete the phone.
Ralph
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Bluewhite: I don't i'm afraid!
Ralph: I think it's a phone, not a line, as it comes through on the same number with the last 3 digits being different, if that's any help
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Do a quick test here: I'll assume you're in the US.
Call the phone from an outside line. Do you hear a double ring?
This isn't a fool proof test but if you hear a double ring then odds are really good it's on a PRI.
If that's the case then you only need to delete the phone.
Ralph
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Ralph, i'm in the UK, i phoned from my mobile and got a double ring
Sam
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I think all you have to do is delete the phone.
1st edit the telephone directory and delete any names associated with it.
Next remove all the keys.
Then you should be able to delete the actual extension.
Can you tell us version of software you are using?
Ralph
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7.1.5.13.
I'm in the telephone directory, but i don't see the phone there..
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Wow. Really old software.
Go to devices then edit the form Multiline Key Assignment form. (Doing this from memory. I don't have access to software that old for ref)
Find the phone and clear all the keys.
Next go to Multiline IP phone assignment. Find the phone and delete it.
Ralph
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Any way of updating?
I've found the key assignment, there's an option to "clear" would that be what i'm looking for?
I can't see Multiline IP phone assignment on the list.... Would some screen shots perhaps help your memory?
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Under Multiline Key Assignment, there's a section entitled Softkeys, i've found the label that matches the number i want to get rid of, the line type is multi call, but i don't see any way to delete it, unless i'm missing something
Sam
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To delete it press the "clear" button.
Which button is it?
Ralph
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Hi Ralph, I've cleared it for all the users, but it still rings one persons phone. Fine on the rest of ours though
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What button is ringing on the last phone?
What error did you get when you tried to remove it?
Ralph
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I didn't get an error, the button i believe was 204, it has removed it and is now saying "Not assigned"
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Not what I meant.
When the phone is ringing, what button is it?
I'll need to know the phone model and the counting from the botton up what button is it? Button 1, 2, 3 etc.
Ralph
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Apologies,
Up from the bottom it's button 9.
Phones are Mitel 5212 IP Phones
Thanks,
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what happens when you try to delete it?
Ralph
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Hi Ralph, sorry for my ignorance, but i don't see a delete option anywhere
Sam
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Also - It's ringing on one persons phone as said before, but it's not coming through on button 4(9 from the bottom) on the phone anymore, it's coming through as if someone were calling them directly.
Not sure if that's any help
Sam
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I'm stuck.
You may have to contact your var.
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Right, ok.
I think all i need to do now is delete the phone as the keys are deleted, but as stated before, the option you asked me to look for wasn't there. it seems like we're so close yet so far - and now i have an added problem with the user in question not knowing if someone's calling her direct, or calling the line we now want to cancel.
Sam