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I have a customer that has a Norstar phone system
and they want be able to move a phone to a different jack but keep the same ext. number.
Can this be done and is it "Set Relocation"
What if any could this cause problems. there is a voice mail system hanging on the Norstar.
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Yes, set relocation can be used, but it screws up the Port #'s. Moving the cross-connect wire is the best way, but set relocation will work.
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These will be temporary moves so when they move the phone back to the original loc will this remove any port problems ?
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I use set relocation on a regular basis. Just need to learn to check port # as well as station #. Works pretty well for a customer that is on the move ![[Linked Image from sundance-communications.com]](https://www.sundance-communications.com/forum/smile.gif)
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