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We have taken over a site for maintanence and the phones all have a key programmed (single line)which is their own extension number with a * in it. i.e. extension 2000 would have a single line key 2*000. It seems without this key the phone has no outgoing access.
I cannot find anywhere in the programming why this would be.......any ideas!
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Is this Key # 1 that the 2*000 is programmed on?
If you change the ext # and they cannot call out, Am am only guessing but I would think it has something to do with a CPN substitution and the * is a digit and can be part of the ext #. What type of circuit are the calls routed out on?
Alex Kroger
Pinnacle Communications Corp
Mitel/Hitachi
Nationwide Hospitality Provider
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Thanks for your reply Alex, sorry didn't come back to you sooner.
I will check this out and get back to you.
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