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I do appreciate the concern, guys -- talk about going above and beyond! You may be relieved to know that I'm aware of my limitations: I'm perfectly happy to look at it, but I have no intention of making changes to a system that I don't understand. My original goal was to gather enough...

Wow... somehow you're totally right GHTROUT, I missed 2222 in the ld 20/prt/dnb. I have no idea how; I'd followed the same process from previously-found forum posts, and didn't find it in the output for reasons I can't explain right now. The type is LDN (Listed Directory Number?). I found a...

Okay, interesting. I just tried dialing from a phone directly connected to the PBX, and got: 1111 - fast busy 2222 - operator 3333 - fast busy In all cases, the result came immediately after the 4th digit was entered. Previously I'd only been looking at inbound calls from the PSTN; I hadn't...

I did a ld 20/prt/ludn... I found 333 (partial match), but nothing for 1111 or 2222.

Sorry, what type(s) would I specify there? I've tried type 'dnb' in ld 20 and found no hits.

No dice; we've got a single CDN, and it's not any of the above. I do appreciate your continued efforts on this!

Okay, I think I follow what you're getting at. The problem is that when I do a ld 21/prt/int_data I see: CTVN OVF OVF OVF OVF If I'm interpreting the info in another thread (http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1561241&page=250) correctly, that means calls to a vacant number are set to...

I have a Nortel 81c PBX. I'm trying to track down how it handles 3 different inbound calls: DNIS 1111 = Seems to ring operator during the day, auto attendant at night DNIS 2222 = Seems to work the same way as 1111 DNIS 3333 = 'No such number'/fast busy The problem is I've never touched a PBX...