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Thanks for the ideas. Those didn't quite work.
1. Happens on multiple phones.
2. Happens on remote call forwarding too.
3. Is the pause * plus a digit indicating seconds? Tried it; same symptom.
However, here's another odd wrinkle. If we dial a forwarded DID from a desk phone, the forwarding works OK; if we dial the DID from a cell phone, it does the dial tone drop.
Now I'm wondering if there's something amok with the upstream telco or the T1 card configuration. Grr!
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and Stratagy IVP8
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