You have configured five devices on an individual FindMe account. Three desk phones are configured as primary devices, a mobile phone is configured in the busy list, and a desktop endpoint is…

The desktop endpoint is on the no-answer list, which is only triggered if primary devices ring without being answered, not when they are busy.

The other two desk phones are also primary devices and would ring only if no primary device were busy; a busy condition on any primary device bypasses the remaining primary devices and triggers the busy list.

In Cisco TMS FindMe, the busy list is triggered when a primary device is already engaged in a call, indicating the user is occupied. Because one of the desk phones is in use, the FindMe system treats the user as busy and routes the incoming call to the busy list, which contains only the mobile phone. The no-answer list is only triggered when primary devices fail to respond, not when they are busy.

All devices do not ring simultaneously; FindMe uses a sequential list-based logic that moves to the busy or no-answer list depending on the condition detected, not a simultaneous ring of all configured devices.