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I swapped 2 extensions via a unused extension and the DID did not follow, I was able to get that working by editing the DID/DNIS Table, however the problem that I have now is that when an outgoing call is placed from the extension the Previous DID still shows up on the recepients Caller ID, can someone help??
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Program 322. Choose PDN in Destination Type field ,enter DN in the Destination field, and input phone number suffix in DID Number field. Not sure what the suffix is? Look at another pdn to see. It's probably the last 3 or 4 digits of the phone number.
[This message has been edited by phonemeister (edited April 25, 2005).]
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Phonemeister, thanks for the tip it was right on, all set for now.
Appreciate the help
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