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he was always such a nice guy! RIP

When you create the Speed Dial bin, you need to assign a Line or Line Group to be used for the outgoing call. You'll need an outside line to forward your call to a remote location. If you can't make the personal Speed Dial code work, you'll never get it to forward anywhere.

In programming, make sure the dial code for Class 7>Item6 >Element 22 is set to something. By default, code 501 is entered for element 01 -this is the dial code for cancel- but all of the other possible dial codes need to be assigned. Once you have that code assigned - use 522 if it won't create a conflict- go to the SLT, then go off hook, dial 522, then 1,4,99 and listen for 3 beeps, signifying that programming was accepted.

To cancel the call forwarding at the SLT , dial 501. 522. 1.

Let us know how you make out.

They changed the RPS so that it won't work again after the phone connects to the service the first time unless you reset the MAC in the Yealink site. It's an extra step if you want to factory reset the phone.

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We are looking for 28B sets. Needing them for an install. We are needing around 70.

If anyone has any new or like new or good condition phones they'd be interested in selling, please let me know.

Thanks in advance!

I know we put in the licensing for the SIP ports, not 100% sure for CSTA. Don't have access to the db at the moment. That's what I was hoping we could do - force the new system to use the SIP ports using inband signaling.

How are the lines delivered to the customer? Are they plain analog POTS lines, or are they delivered via some flavor of VoIP (Fiber, coax, wireless, etc) and then converted to analog for handoff to the NS700? Could be an issue with the demarc if the lines are delivered via VoIP. I have seen that before.

Hi C5Z,

Yeah the SIP ALG is turned off in the router. I also had used a tester on a PC to confirm it.

Since many week the phone is working great. The person answering the phone said it was almost flawless. Just sometimes, when she answers, the other person already hung up. But that could be just that.

I don't know if it helped, but I had change a few rules in the firewall. I had like 12 rules or so to block Inter-LANs traffic. It could be summarized to 1 rule that did the same job. So one rule to replace 12.
Also I had added QoS, prioritizing the phone traffic.

It might all have played in our favor.

Thanks!

$400 sounds like Quickbooks wants you to upgrade to the current version which will work with the Apple upgrade. That said, I would take that Apple POS and throw it in the dumpster!

-Hal

One operating system is problems enough for me. In have made multi boot systems before and they always had too many problems I just want something that I can turn on and have it work right and not have to constantly keep upgrading.

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Worked fine for 5 years then this last year they did a renovation of the area where base station sets. The wireless receiver was knocked off the wall and a lot of cables damaged during renovation. I have had issues with the system ever since then.

I hope I have a solution I am replacing the complete system.

According to the hardware manual the default parameters are: 4800-N-8-1

Remember this is an OLD system prior to Y2K...if you remember that.

https://manualzz.com/doc/10326088/nitsuko-ds-2000-hardware