reggielfreith - just remember this can be a risky configuration. If the tie lines are cut OR if you have a pbx problem, the remote sites can't make calls unless they also have their own local trunks. I work for a large company that is in the process of removing this kind of hub and spoke...
There is a way to program night service permanently so power problems don't turn it off. It can be programmed to start at 12:01 am and stop at 12:00 am so in essence it is on 24 hours a day. Since it's part of the system programming, power outages won't affect it.
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