Adding a rule for simultaneous or sequential ring to Incoming Call Manager

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To add a number, contact, or contact group to a ruleset to be rejected, please follow these steps.

Begin by logging into your MyAccount portal and going to the Call Forwarding section.


LOGO Only1.JPG Click on the "Rules" tab.


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LOGO Only1.JPG On the Rules tab, click "Add RuleSet".


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LOGO Only1.JPG Name the RuleSet appropriately

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The rule you've added should appear in the list on the left side.

LOGO Only1.JPG Click on the rule to highlight it.

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  • To affect a single Contact or Group:

LOGO Only1.JPG Select the "Contact or Group" option and begin typing the first name of the contact or Group; the name should appear as you type. Select it from the list.


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  • To affect a single number:

LOGO Only1.JPG Select the "this number..." and enter the number manually.


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  • To affect anyone on your contact list, select the third option.
  • To affect anonymous inbound callers, select the fourth option.


LOGO Only1.JPG Click "Forward" once you've selected the desired option.



LOGO Only1.JPGIn the next box, select "ring more than one phone"

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LOGO Only1.JPGEnter the first number you wish to ring, and the start and end time for the ringing behavior.

  • NOTE: At present all numbers, including your Phone Power number, must be entered manually
  • NOTE: The start and end time are available in five second intervals.
  • To simultaneously ring multiple numbers:

LOGO Only1.JPG Set the start and end times to overlap. For a typical simultaneous ring setting, set start time for both numbers at 0 seconds.


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LOGO Only1.JPG It is possible to overlap later, however.

  • For instance, setting start time for one number at 0 and the second at 10. If the end time for the first number is greater than 10 then the second number will start ringing while the first number continues to ring.


  • To ring numbers in sequence:


LOGO Only1.JPG Match the end time with the first number with the start time of the second.


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  • For instance, setting the start time for the first number at 0 and the end time at 10, followed by a start time of 10 for the second number, will forward the call to the second number after the first has rung for 10 seconds.




LOGO Only1.JPGClick "Finish" when the rulesets are completed.


LOGO Only1.JPGThe new rule will appear appear in the list of rules for the selected set

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  • The specified calls will ring in the pattern set. Please note that at present this applies to the named ruleset only; new rulesets will need to have them added. For this reason we encourage maintaining Contact groups if you expect to generate multiple rulesets and forwarding to specific groups.


LOGO Only1.JPGClick on the “Save” button when finished. A small "Config File Updated" message will appear in green, indicating the changes have been saved.