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I have a DK 424 and I need to restrict 1 phone from dialing long distance in the warehouse. I thought all I needed to do was program 48, but it is not restricting it at all. What am I doing wrong?
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Are you sure your on the correct port for that set ?
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Yes I am positive I am on the correct port. I have id the port # 403
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Did you use a dial plan in 45-1 ?
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#402 gives you the logical and physcal port numbers of that station. Make sure that both match. In program 48, give that station a restriction code of 01.
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If you haven't got this fixed yet, try to make a restriction group in 46-1 and make one of the groups have no access to long distance area codes. Thats how I do it anyhow.
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I have not assigned anything in 45-1. I will try 45-1 or 46-1 tomorrow. In 48 I have assigned code 01.
Thanks for all your help I will let you know tomorrow.
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