Dialable–Type a dialable number for the hunt group.
Media Server–Click the Browse button, select a
media server from the list, and click OK.
Failover media server—Click the Browse button,
select a failover media server from the list, and click OK.
Class of Service– This field is not mandatory. However,
the field may be automatically populated based on the class of service
for the selected media server.
Phase timer ring– This option is only configured if you
are using a RAD hunt group type and determines the delay required
between successive recorded announcements If no delay is required,
select '0'.
Optionally, select Disable real-time monitoring, data collection
and call handling on this device.
Note:
If selected, this
option disables the hunt group. Deselecting the check box enables
the hunt group.
Hunt Group Type–Select the type of extensions for this
hunt group:
Voice– handles messaging type extensions
RAD – handles RAD type extensions
Phantom – performs modified DND rerouting
Voice Mail – handles voice mail type ports
HCI Reroute – enables external applications to tell the system
how to route calls
Recorder – handles groups of devices using the Record-A-Call
feature
Emergency – identifies the group as an Emergency Call notification
hunt group
Name Tag – identifies the group as using destination-based name
tags for display on the ringing sets
Pre-Announce – handles agent greeting extensions
Hunt Group Mode–Select Terminal if you want the
first line in the hunt group list to always be used, Select Circular if
you want the next line in the hunt group to be used.
Note:
RAD
hunt groups must be terminal.
Priority–Specify the hunt group priority level. The priority
level ranges from 1 (highest) to 64 (lowest).