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Why does the desk phone stay in the Remote In-Use state for up to 30 seconds after the user hangs up the cell phone?

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Why does the desk phone stay in the Remote In-Use state for up to 30 seconds after the user hangs up the cell phone?

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A. After hanging up the cell phone, the calling party hears the reorder tone and the desk phone stays in the Remote In-Use state for up to 30 seconds before moving to the On-Hold state. The desk phone can then resume the call with the calling party. The delay occurs because the mobile carrier waits before sending a disconnect message to Cisco Unified Communications Manager, probably to avoid false disconnects.

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