2N NetStar Admin manual - Manual (Page 256)

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Figure 7: Typical Configuration of Bundle of GSM Ports for Outgoing Routing of
External Extension
What is necessary:SMS at No Answer
an external extension;
"SMS at no answer" setting in Properties.
These SMSs are used for information on missed calls. Make sure that the SMS at no
answer tag in the Properties is set correctly on one of the hierarchical levels to send
the SMS successfully. Refer to Figure 8 for a typical configuration. As you can see, the
configuration is divided into two parts. The first part represents configuration for SMS
sent by the PBX to the counterparty when the call initiated by an internal or external
extension of the PBX with these settings is not answered or is rejected. The other part
of configuration is used for notification of a missed or rejected call of the external
extension from the PBX, which was initiated over the GSM network.
You can enable or disable the SMS and set the minimum alerting timeout after which
the SMS is sent if the counterparty fails to answer the call. The two SMS configuration
parts can be active at the same time as shown in Figure 8. If two SMS messages
should be sent at one moment, the SMS from the first part will be preferred (for an
unanswered incoming call). The SMS will be sent via the selected destination, which is
a GSM port or a GSM port bundle typically. If you set Origin as the destination, the
SMS will be sent directly via the GSM port over which the unsuccessful call setup was
attempted.
The possibility to use the %n and %c strings for caller identification is very useful. The
%c string inserts the caller's number (CLIP) and the %n string inserts the name as
specified in the respective telephone directory.