ld 88 build a aub block, that builds a class for your codes,
i have class 1, that changes your nos to a 4, allowing 411, class 2 changes your ncos to a 5 allowing ld..you cas change ncos and/or tgar...
then build a aut block, auto or manually create numbers to use as codes.. the length is defined in the aub
ld 86
that done you need go the rlb/rli you want to force the auth code on.. in those rlb's you'll need to add a mfrl, the highest ncos that will be prompted for the auth code..
example... my phone is ncos 2, mfrl in rlb is a 2, my ld numbers are pointed to that rlb, the frl is 4... i dial 1803, + 7 digits i am prompted for and auth code, because my ncos is covered in the mfrl prompt.. i enter 6 digits, if those digits match an entry in the aut block, and the aub block agrees that the entry is a class 2 it changes my ncos to a 4 for the duration of that call...
simple, but a few steps to turn it on.. if you add the mfrl prompt before users have codes, you'll get a lot of calls..
john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc