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I have a customer with an old 7200 MCP.
I recently began an upgrade process.
The first step was to get them to 4.14K, which I did.
Now the incoming caller ID shows a 90 prefix in front of the cid number.
Anyone know where the 90 comes from?
Tech support was no help.
Thanks
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Look in the mmc that you program the area code,country code and carrier code. I bet one of them has the entry of 90 in it.
Bobby Mreen
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Right as rain.
I didn't even think of that.
Thanks much.
Max
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