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connecting Nortel option81C to an Avaya IP PBX
Perhaps joeban can do something a little less conforming like make 8 a steering code with a FLEN of 5 instead of an access code. Point the steering code to an RLI that has an associated DGT that deletes 1 digit. That RLI sends the remaining digits to the PRI connected to the Avaya. If he wants...- theteltech
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- Forum: Nortel: CS1000 (Meridian) systems
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CLID on tie lines
Hello ace, I am familiar with CLID entries on keys and tables, though maybe I don't know everything that can be done with them. I also monitor what goes out on my d-channels by turning on messaging in LD 96. If I change the calling number on the cs1000e side, which may very well be the only...- theteltech
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- Forum: Nortel: CS1000 (Meridian) systems
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CLID on tie lines
Thanks John, I was not very clear with my question. I am not trying to change the called number, but instead the calling number. Right now if my number is 6789 and I call to either distant end across either tie line my DN is sent out. On one I want to send our company number, 555-1234. On the...- theteltech
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- Forum: Nortel: CS1000 (Meridian) systems
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CLID on tie lines
Hi, I have found a lot of information here for a while but now have questions. I have 2 e1 euro tie lines to different places. Now the calling dn (4 digits) goes out both. I want to change one so the dn doesn't go out but instead a company number. The other I want to add 3 digits to the front...- theteltech
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