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#81041 09/13/06 04:47 AM
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Hi Guys,
I`m having problems trying to retrieve my password for the forum, so a Registred again, becouse the system tells me that sent the information for my e-mail but I never got!
So, I errolled again
But anyways, I have A problem try to do a remote programation in A partner ACS 7.0
Why we have so much problems to connect remotly when we add a expand card??? I have a angry costumer becouse I sold a System telling him that we could program remotly that we actually can, but with a expand card, doesnt work!
Im using a USrobotic Modem 3com 56k voice faxmodem Pro. Wich I was told seems to work better with avaya!!!
So There is any explanation why a expand card block de connection????
Thank you very much
Jeff Silva

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#81042 09/13/06 12:56 PM
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There have been reports of not being able to connect to the modem on 76 when there are expansion cards installed in a carrier. Why, I don't know.

Try an external US Robotics modem, a 355A adapter, and a Cat-5 Patch Cord to the Admin port. Make the modem an extension, or even give it it's own dial tone.

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Does anybody else have any more information about this subject???
thank you very much!!!!
Jeff Silva

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you can use a port to connect to the external modem, then use the 355a adaptor and a db25 to db25 null modem adaptor along with a cat5e patch cord to connect to the system and then have a user transfer you to the extension of the modem. Or if they have a vm which answers you can just use the remote administration software to connect to the extension. If you have any other questions let me know we do this alot I even have the pinout to make a patch cord to db25 without needing the adaptors and stuff.

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Since you are familiar with the Partner ACS 7.0 Remote Access card, maybe you can tell me how you change the status of the 76 extension to "Assigned".
Each time I follow the manual to the letter concerning the #505, hunt group 6. extension 76 operation I get 2 Extension Unassigned in the display. From the document you would think it would become assigned when I then Press Feature 0 0 but it does not? How do you change the status to assigned. I have a lot of experience with the Definity switches and networking, but had never worked on a Partner before. I would appreciate any help you could give me.

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When you are in the #505, press 1, that will change the display to assigned.

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Who would ever need to remote into a partner system? All the programing can be done over the phone with a monkey on the other end. The only reason I could ever think to remont program on a partner would be to change restiction codes or...?????

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When you have less than a monkey on the other end, and you want to look at how things are programmed!

I don't like reprogramming them remotely, due to needing to restart the system, but sometimes it's nice to know what is in there!

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Originally posted by Touch Tone Tommy:
When you have less than a monkey on the other end, and you want to look at how things are programmed!
I like that one TTT!
Been there and done that.

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