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Can anyone tell me if an Inter-Tel Axxess 9.0 system can be connected to an Avaya PBX? If so, what is required on both sides?
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Depends on what you want to do. Simple way to do it is with a T1 connection with channels set up as E&M. Users at either end would have to dial an access code to get to the features / extensions at the other end. Another scenario I have seen is a long distance company offers a type of networking service where the T1's go to the LD company for LD service, but their switch recognizes an outgoing call consisting of 3 or 4 digits and will route that call to the other location's T1 as a DID call. If T1 service/circuit cards are too expensive, you can connect single line extensions from both ends to trunk ports at the opposite end.
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Out of curiousity, why would you want to do that?
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