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chatalot · 12-18-2007, 05:48 PM

At the moment, I set up my landline as part of a ring group on pbxes and registered pbxes to us.voxalot.com. This is really useful because if my internet connection/PAP2/power/eu.voxalot.com goes down then I can still receive calls from my DID on my landline.

The only snag is that it has to ring all the time and I only want it to ring when the connection is actually down.

I am going to suggest that voxalot offers a fallback service where calls can be routed to a phone number via a selected vsp if there are no devices registered to voxalots servers. Or even better, a specified voxalot server.

I don't think this would take much to implement as it could be a part of the existing call forwarding service options. e.g. if there is no device connected to eu.voxalot.com then forward to XXXXXXXXXX via betamax.com.

12-18-2007, 05:48 PM	#1
chatalot Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 141 Thanks: 10 Thanked 15 Times in 14 Posts	Suggestion: Fallback service At the moment, I set up my landline as part of a ring group on pbxes and registered pbxes to us.voxalot.com. This is really useful because if my internet connection/PAP2/power/eu.voxalot.com goes down then I can still receive calls from my DID on my landline. The only snag is that it has to ring all the time and I only want it to ring when the connection is actually down. I am going to suggest that voxalot offers a fallback service where calls can be routed to a phone number via a selected vsp if there are no devices registered to voxalots servers. Or even better, a specified voxalot server. I don't think this would take much to implement as it could be a part of the existing call forwarding service options. e.g. if there is no device connected to eu.voxalot.com then forward to XXXXXXXXXX via betamax.com.