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I have a Northern Telecom Modular ICS system. A users is working from home for the next few months. I would like to forward thier system DID # to thier home #.
Can I do that, and if so how.
Thansk
Eric
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This is called line redirection.The setup is in the system coordinator guide or installers manual.I will not post directions publicly or by email,because it opens the system up to toll fraud.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by openwire:
This is called line redirection.The setup is in the system coordinator guide or installers manual.I will not post directions publicly or by email,because it opens the system up to toll fraud.</font> could you please clarify why this would be toll fraud, if you were to post or send by email.
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it is not toll fraud to post or send it.The programming opens the system to toll fraud.
[This message has been edited by openwire (edited January 25, 2002).]
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