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Assuming you have copper trunks,that's not going to happen. The RCIU cards will provide you with inbound caller ID information.
The number that is sent out is assigned by the phone company...depending what line you dial out on.
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That is not true, as I said in my second post, our phone tech assigned a line in our phone system to give out 911 for the CID and then called his cell phone. It showed 911 when it rang. I just cant remember how he did that exactly.
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Keith, it looks like you have a PRI with some copper trunks. Look in the ISDN programming section of the programming manual for the program numbers *68 and *69.
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Ahh, thanks. I thought I might have been in the wrong section. Now I am in the correct location and it looks like I can get it from here.
Thanks for everybody's help. When I figure it out, I will post my steps for anybody else that may come by needing this info to.
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