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Home > Forums > Wiring Closet > Telephony > Nortel: Business Communications Manager BCM Forum

Telset keycode retrieval

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Andyreed (TechnicalUser)
8 Aug 12 13:16
Is it possible to retrieve keycodes through telset admin? If I go in thorugh F9*8 and SHOW entitlement codes, can I just copy them down and re-enter them after a reset?

Bought a BCM50 from a local insurance agent who does not know his nnadmin password and want to do a level 2 reset...but also do not want to lose my keycodes!
curlycord (Programmer)
8 Aug 12 13:29
Already answered in other post but if your sure you see them then the answer is yes.

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curlycord
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Andyreed (TechnicalUser)
8 Aug 12 15:07
So we meet again ha. I do see a sequence number and 3 sets of 8 digits so...worse case I copy them and if they don't work oh well I'll pay for someone to get them form KRS.
curlycord (Programmer)
8 Aug 12 15:32
" 3 sets of 8 digits "

That is what you want!

FYI F9*8 is no longer in the newer BCM's

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curlycord
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Andyreed (TechnicalUser)
8 Aug 12 15:39
Perfect...and yup it's a 3.0 And just for tinkering with at home, that works. At least I can use the 1100 amd 1200 IP sets..

Also couldn't find a clear answer, have regular copper trunks but looking at using a SIP trunk too. Does 3.0 support your standard commerically available SIP trunk, or did that come with 5.0. I know I can do SIP between BCM's, just not sure about outside dialtone.
hawks (IS/IT--Management)
8 Aug 12 16:13
I think it was at least 5 and maybe even 6 before it would work properly.
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