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Okay. From the telco side; 800# points to the 274#. So if I just have the telco point the 274# to a DID on our PBX that will allow for the multiple calls?

Thats what shows up on the display when you call into the 274 or the 800 (which the 800# is transfered to 274# at the telco side). So it seams fitting that 274 and 800 both show 804-6 (would that mean Route 4 Member 6?).

This is what were are getting: 800-626-xxxx INCOMING AAX 804-6 515-274-xxxx INCOMING AAX 804-6 515-633-xxxx INCOMING/DID T1 801-1

By display, you mean may show it on the deskset display?

I did a print of TN 5 0 0 2: TN 5 0 0 2 TYPE COT CDEN 8D CUST 0 XTRK XUT TIMP 600 BIMP 3COM TRK ANLG NCOS 0 RTMB 4 6 ATDN 4800 SIGL GRD SUPN YES STYP PSP AST NO IAPG 0 CLS UNR DTN CND WTA LPR APN THFD P10 NTC LOL TKID DATE 9 AUG 2002 This seems like a single line transfer to an ATDN 4800...

how do I see tn 5 0 0 2? I look in our station database and I don't have anything on TN 5 0 0 2.

Here is LD21 LTM output: TYPE TLST TKTP DID ROUT 1 DES T-1 TN 002 01 MBER 1 TN 002 02 MBER 2 TN 002 03 MBER 3 TN 002 04 MBER 4 TN 002 05 MBER 5 TN 002 06 MBER 6 TN 002 07 MBER 7 TN 002 08 MBER 8 TN 002 09 MBER 9 TN 002 10 MBER 10 TYPE TLST TKTP COT ROUT 4 DES TN 005 0 00 02...

These are T1 circuit of copper. Like I said before, I inherited this mess and I am in no way a PBX expert. Station programming, meridian mail programming I can do easily. The T1 trunk items I have not touched.

how do I get the route data block? What LD is that?

If a 2nd person calls 274-xxxx while 1st call is still in operation, they 2nd caller gets a fast busy.

Another question: where do look for the transfer of the line from the 274-xxxx to our DID's? Telco is saying that they are directing our 800# to 274-xxxx number. So where do look inside the system (what LD?) to see where 274-xxxx is being sent to? Little background: I inherited this mess about...

Its a Meridian1 system. Option 11.

These are all DID's.

The DN is idle. And yes, she can place internal calls while the transfered call is still in place. Thats what makes me believe its mostly a telco change the screwed this up. Plus the fact it was all working just fine 3 months ago.

Okay. But this was all working just fine till about 3 months ago. Here is what is happening: Caller 1 calls into our 800 number (our 800 # is transfered at the telco to our local main line # 274-xxxx). Person that gets that call then transfers the call to another extension inside the PBX...