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    <title>Call Flows :: Fortivoice hands-on labs.</title>
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    <description>Overview FortiVoice provides several features for controlling how incoming calls are routed to users and services.&#xA;A ring group distributes incoming calls among a group of extensions. Depending on the configured strategy, the extensions can ring simultaneously or in a defined sequence.&#xA;An automated attendant answers incoming calls and presents callers with a menu of options that can route calls to extensions, ring groups, or other destinations.&#xA;A virtual number provides an internal dialable number that can route calls to another FortiVoice destination without requiring a dedicated extension or physical device.</description>
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      <title>Ring groups</title>
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      <description>On the FortiVoice web administration page, select Extension and Group on the left-hand menu.&#xA;Select the Ring Group tab to manage ring groups.&#xA;Click the New button to create a new ring group.&#xA;Complete the following fields to create the new ring group:&#xA;Name: RingGroup1 Number: 1010 Display name: Ring Group 1 Ring mode: select All Members: select Extension 1001 and Extension 1002 Click the Create button at the bottom of the page to create the new ring group.</description>
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      <title>Automated attendants</title>
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      <description>On the FortiVoice web administration page, select Call Feature and Auto Attendant on the left-hand menu.&#xA;Select the Auto Attendant tab to manage automated attendants.&#xA;Select the auto_attendant_default automated attendant and click the Edit button to edit the automated attendant.&#xA;Click the New button in the Dial Pad Key Action section to add a new action item for this automated attendant.</description>
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      <description>An automated attendant does not have its own extension number. To allow internal extensions to dial it directly, create a virtual number and route that number to the automated attendant.&#xA;On the FortiVoice web administration page, select Extension and Virtual Number on the left-hand menu.&#xA;Select the Virtual Number tab to manage virtual numbers.&#xA;Click the New button to create a new virtual number.</description>
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