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Anybody got a cheat sheet on networking two SL1100 systems together?
Location A: 6 lines, 8 phones. Location B: 4 lines, 6 phones. Location A will have the voicemail for both (If I can). Customer is setting up a VPN.
I'd like line appearances from both on all and some common DSS?BLF keys.
Programming steps would sure be appreciated.
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I know that the actual connection of the 2 system takes about 2 minutes. It was so easy I thought that I messed up.
I do know that they need unique extension numbers at each site. The DSS keys just work as long as the extension number are right.
The one issue I did run into is if you use park, there is about a 3 second delay between pressing a park key and it turning green/red.
I used separate lines like you so I did not get into the programming of that.
Since you are using a VPN you should be able to connect to both systems from 1 site. That will save you time driving. I budgeted a whole day to set up my 2 site system but I was out of there in far less time.
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I do want the lines from both sides to show up on each system. Any tricks for that?
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The NTAC website has an SLNet help guide.
If you don'r have access pm me and I'll email it to you.
It has trunk sharing info in it.
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I could not find a way to show individual trunks across network. I believe there is only the Trunk Access via Networking key (*06) which will not light up when trunks in the remote system are busy. The SLNet guide has a slew of considerations when working across network. Make sure to pay attention to those because some of them are quite important.
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That's certainly a deal killer. Rather basic function in the other systems I've dealt with.
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It is basically good for transferring calls back and forth.
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Ok I have not installed any SL1100 but it shares a lot (software wise) with the SV8100. Netlink means there will be one main system and the other remote systems will receive their programming from there.
Lets say
Site A (main site) has 8 trunks 1-8
Site B 4 trunks 9-12
Site C 4 trunks 13-16
Your saying you can't go into program 15-07 *01 and assign trunks from site C to site A extensions or any other scenario like that?
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