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Multiphone and IP PBX - do you have all incoming calls going to IP PBX?
Some time ago, our online store (Peter) began to miss the only city telephone number from Megafon and normal office telephone communications. In order not to bother with servers / asterisks / admins, we decided to outsource the task and turn to providers of ready-made VOIP services. The search circle eventually narrowed down to Mango Office and Telfin. Of these two, only Telfin "clings" megaphone numbers, through Multifon, to his PBX.
We connected, figured it out, set up our router, registered the settings on the Linksys SPA 504G telephone sets. In general, the connection works, the quality of the connection is good, the uptime is normal (the only time we sat without connection for two days - Telfin collapsed). Multi-channel in both directions, the queue of incoming calls, internal numbers, voice mail, hold, forwarding - all the goodies of the PBX are there and generally work fine. BUT, unpleasant moments came to light (we are talking about incoming calls to a megaphone number):
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In this scheme, when calls go to both SIP and cellular, problems got out all the time, so I settled on “only SIP”
I connected Multifon to http://octoline.ru about 4 months ago and didn't seem to see such problems. The only thing is that the multiphone is single-channel, so when there is an incoming call, it was not possible to send an outgoing call through it. You write that multi-channel works - maybe this restriction has already been removed.
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