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Rep Power: 0  Country:  |  4000 v4 and Microsoft OCS R2 Is anyone using the ocs r2 with 4000 v4? If so, does the 4000 allow for call forking where the software phone and pbx phone with the same assigned number ring together. I don't see how it would work since a route has to be built to point the number to the ocs. Any thoughts. Thanks | ||||||||
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