Multitech Call Finder Integration

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aj1104

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Multitech Call Finder Integration

10-15-2008, 09:29 AM

Hello all

has anyone out there integrated multitech call finder cellular gateway with a shoretel system. if so how easy or hard was it and feel free to share the details

TIA

AJ
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10-16-2008, 07:36 AM

We use Dock-N-Talk with a cell phone regularly, but we have also tested the multitech gateway and found it to work well. I would recommend you start out by having a normal analog phone and get the device configured. Once configuration is complete, simply set up an analog trunk in Shoretel. We tested for about 20 days calling in and out with no problems.
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