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#70900 03/29/04 01:33 PM
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i changed passwords on merlin legend r7 remotely with win spm r8 but when i try to log in again it says wrong password. I tried both the old and new one but none works.

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Unfortunatly, you're going to need to go out on site, and connect through the adminport. From there, print the set-up report, which will reveal the password.

If the site is too remote for that, you might need to find a local service person. Or, if you have a SMDR printer set up, I beleive you can print reports from the programming phone through the SMDR port.

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Very good answer kinda figured that would be it. ok how about this. Can lines be assigned to incomming digits(4) off a pri ?

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If you have 4 digits coming in; then set your station number to 4 digits and they have to match the digits coming in. You can use 3 digits but you have to delete 1 digit and the ext. numbers will match the last three digits coming down the pipe.

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thats how i have it set up but I want 32 different digits to ring on one phone as if they were 32 reg. lines comming.

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You are limited to 15 routes, where you can send to different stations. You can send more than 1 number to the same station but you have a limit of 15.

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Undefined DID's will end up at the Operator? Perhaps that would be good enough to receive those 32 numbers?

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Heres the deal I need 32 digits to each have a voicemail and 16 of them to ring at two ext with sepate buttons for each one. I know on the norstars you can assign incomming digits to its own line then you could asign them to its own ext with vm cover. can the legend do this?

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You could renumber "adjunct" extensions to match the DID numbers, then put "Primary Coverage" buttons for each of them on the sets that will answer them. One button for each number. They can also be covered to voice mail.

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gkar told me the same in an email but i thought one ext. can only cover 8 others max or will it cover 16 adj.?

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