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A bit of warning. Some CLEC's will promise you the world to get your business, but not deliver. Get it all in writing, and preferralby test it, if possible, before porting. JGideon makes a good point, you can't "send" name across a cicruit, it comes from the phone company. If you new CLEC is...

why not VPN?

Well, I have both Dreamweaver and GoLive, but I know the same about both of them, which is nothing really. But since I am learning other Adobe products, like we discussed before, I hope the learning curve won't be as steep.

I was not aware of that. I guess I assumed when you loaded everything via FTP it was contained in the web site files. If you were to make a 50 megabyte site using DW and you gave me the original files. I would be able to edit them with another program, right?

Who is the DID provider? they are getting over on you. Make them provide DID's that work better with your numbering plan. Your local vendor should have said the same thing.

auto login means all your agents in that group will be logged in regardless of whether they are in or not. This was actually a setting used for some very early voice mail systems. If you have a calling group with agents, you want to set it up for Auto-logout and use an ES2 button on the phone.

Thanks for the info. This will mainly be starting as a hobby and then working for myself. I don't envision working for anyone on this. It will be a part time affair. Your recommendation makes perfect sense. Correct me if I am wrong, but web sites can be edited with about any program right? I...

Can anyone tell me which would be a better program for me to learn. I am currently learning Adobe Photoshop and will be doing some stuff with Illustrator, but just at the beginner level for now. I know a couple of things about Dreamweaver, but not enough to compare with GoLive. Any recommedations?

I am installing a new magix with two PRI's for local service. I am assuming both PRI's still need their respective D channels and they are built the same way any other PRI is. Is it only a matter of assigning them both to the same outbound pool to make it work?

I have some issues with centralized voice mail across a point to point T-1, using PRI emulation. It seems we don't always get the correct digits being sent across to the voice mail. It is like some of the digits are dropping off. Is there any way I can trace them or monitor the D channel to see...

don't assume the cards are good just because they worked with a different type of T-1. PRI's tend to be a bit more sensitive. I have seen a perfectly working t-1 card in DSS mode switched to PRI and fail all day long. That being said, the fact that it only goes down at night would make me...

update: It was as I suspected, they had the protocol set to national instead of custom. So all these posts are just FYI!

now they say the D channel is up and the trunks are in service, but I can't dial out. I can't even make the yellow light on the T-1 card come on.

All the programming on my end looks good, but the provider says the D channel is down. I asked them if the switch type was set to 5ESS and the protocol to ATT custom.

I am installing a PRI on a Legend R4. It does not give an option for switch type under the PRI menu. Is this correct? does it just default to a 5ESS switch?

You also can't delete inbound digits using a straight T-1. you would need PRI for this unless the DID trunks are inbound only.

Although I prefer Avaya and Nortel over Iwatsu, I can't say anything bad about it. I cut my teeth on the ZTS, ZTD, and ADIX. The adix is a pretty feature rich system with some nice stuff, but it can be a little fickle and the new windows GUI for programming kind of sucks IMO.

Since you are porting your numbers, this indicates you are changing service providers for your CISCO IP system. Make the new service provider handle the porting. That is their job. Tell them what you need and make them do it.

Guess I better try to find my box of DSS cords.

If you want line appearance, then you will need to configure them for ground start or loop start trunks, but ground is the preferred method. There won't be any signalling or inbound digits with ground start trunks.