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It would be really awesome if somebody at Grandstream would add an ascending hunting feature for the gxw4004, 4008, and 4024.  The only hunting order algorithm is ascending round robin. Some customers want line one, two, three, etc.  To always ring in order on incoming calls.  After the lines clear up start the order over again.Example:port 1,2 and 3 are tied up with calls. so the next call should ring port 4, now if all 4 ports are busy and port 2 frees up the next call should ring on port 2 instead of port 6 and so on.  Thank you