My call handling rules – AASTRA BluStar 8000i BAS-Mode Administrator Guides EN User Manual

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My Call Handling Rules

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My Call Handling Rules

Call Handling features can be configured for each user as required in

User Call Handling Rules

on

page 5-25

. The user can

add, delete, enable/disable, modify, and control the order in which rules are applied by accessing this section of the Web
UI. As an administrator accessing this page, these settings will affect only the call handling preferences of the administra-
tor user.

Presence

True presence status of the user as set on the terminal. These include: Available, Busy, Do Not Disturb, Vacation,
Unavailable, Out of the Office, Presence Blocked, and the default All Presence.

Action

The action to be performed on the call. Choices include: No action, Forward unanswered calls, Forward all calls,
Forward declined calls, and Pretend to be busy.

Action Details

If any of the actions: Forward unanswered calls, Forward all calls, or Forward declined calls is chosen, this set-
ting allows the administrator to define the address to which the call is to be forwarded.

Enabled

This checkbox allows a rule to be enabled or disabled.

Insert Before

Allows the administrator to control the order in which rules are applied to calls. Rules are applied in top-down
order as they appear in the table.

The image below shows two Call Handling Rules. The first rule is set up so that if the user’s presence is “busy”, the BluStar
8000i will “forward all calls” to a user-defined SIP address.

The second rule states that regardless of the user’s presence, the BluStar 8000i will “pretend to be busy” and send out a
“busy” message to the caller.

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