public TapiCall SetupForwarding(
	IEnumerable<TapiForwardEntry> forwardingInstructions,
	int numRingsNoAnswer,
	TapiAddress address
)

Public Function SetupForwarding ( 
	forwardingInstructions As IEnumerable(Of TapiForwardEntry),
	numRingsNoAnswer As Integer,
	address As TapiAddress
) As TapiCall

public:
TapiCall^ SetupForwarding(
	IEnumerable<TapiForwardEntry^>^ forwardingInstructions, 
	int numRingsNoAnswer, 
	TapiAddress^ address
)

Parameters

forwardingInstructions

Type: System.Collections.GenericIEnumerableTapiForwardEntry
An array of TapiForwardEntry objects that describes the specific forwarding instructions.

numRingsNoAnswer

Type: SystemInt32
Number of rings before a call is considered a "no answer."

address

Type: Traysoft.AddTapiTapiAddress
Address on the specified line whose incoming calls are to be forwarded. To configure call forwarding for all originating addresses on the line, set this parameter to null (Nothing in Visual Basic).

Return Value

When an originating address (address parameter) or all addresses on the line are forwarded, the specified incoming calls are deflected to the other number by the switch. This method provides a combination of forward and do-not-disturb features. This method can also cancel forwarding currently in effect.

Forwarding of the address(es) remains in effect until SetupForwarding is called again. The most recent forwarding list replaces the old one. Forwarding can be canceled by specifying null (Nothing in Visual Basic) as the forwardingInstructions parameter. If a null destination address is specified for an entry in the forwarding list, the operation acts as a do-not-disturb.

Forwarding status of an address can also be affected externally; for example, by administrative actions at the switch or by a user from another station. It may not be possible for the TSP to be aware of this state change, and it may not be able to keep in synchronization with the forwarding state known to the switch.

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