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When Nortel developed it's first switch (they were the first to develop a digital switch) they had two types of phones. An analog "500" set and a hybrid (analog voice/digital signalling) "SL1" or (stored logic) set. Hense the software programs reflect those sets. LD 10 is TYPE 500 and LD 11...

Below is from the NTP's The TM 3.0 client accesses and modifies data that is stored on the TM 3.0 server. This data is made available by sharing the TM 3.0 folder on the TM 3.0 server with all TM 3.0 clients. Due to the large amounts of data transferred between the TM 3.0 server and the TM 3.0...

Scott, there are many ways to log on to OTM. If you can already log on to OTM then from the Navigator screen, go to Security and click, Users. At the Users "General" tab put in a user name that you want to log in to OTM (i.e OTM1). Then under User Group highlight "Administrator". When you...

OTM has a numbering plan. Did you tell OTM what the Message Center DN was?

If you have BARS set up on your switch you can set your RLI's with a TODS to prevent calls from going out before 8am. I am assuming you want to prevent calls from going out.

TTY 0 is the system monitor used by the PBX to monitor itself and give you messages. TTY 2 / 3 goes direct to each core. Your monitor should go to an A/B box so you can use one monitor for two cores. There are a total of 16 devices (ports) for tty's. One being used by the system monitor, 2...

Max numbers you can have 1 TDS 3 Supl cards and 1 Dual Pri or you can have 1 TDS and 7 Dual Pri's or any combination thereof. Depending on segmentation, slots 7 and 15 are usually used for DTR cards.

You must enable the msdl card before you can enable a DCH on that card

Each card slot represents 2 loops. When you respond to XCT with an even loop number (2) it automatically assigns the even loop number to the TDS and the next highest odd number (3) to the conference. You can skip the mfsd part.

The easiest thing to do is unplug one phone and plug in the other and see if it works. Seriously, if you just replace an acd 3905 of one release with a 3905 of another release you should have no problems.

Ld 22 Req Iss Version: X11 X= 16 81/81c w/68030 processor 17 51c " 18 61c " 19 81c/81 w/68040 processor 21 11c 22 51c w/68040 processor 23 61c " 24 51c w/68060 processor 25 61c " 26 81/81c " 28 51c w/68060E processor 29 61c " 30 81/81c " 33 81c w/CP Pentium II processor

Jimbo, see my reply of 17 July for step by step procedure for remote call forward (w/o disa).

The feature "Remote call forward" requires that you have DISA (direct inward system access), in order for you to access it from an outside line. The rest of it is easy, but DISA allows the very good possible of hacking and is rarely used and not reccommended.

I agree with John, you can make this set have a DN that's not part of the DID range or a 5 digit number, but unfortuneatly it does allow in house calls to dial that number. Is that what you want?

Lets get some more information here. Are you restricting all calls coming inbound to this set, outbound calls are for in house only, external, to a single route only?? You can accomplish some of what you want by making the set a hotline set, but need more info.

Answer to last question about backup. Yes there is. From Navigator screen, Utilities / backup. choose a "single system" (or site in more than one system) highlight the system to backup / next choose all, next Browse / choose location ( I prefer desktop, that I can find)/save / next / finish /ok

First check in CDB to see what the station control password length is. LD 21 REQ PRT TYPE FFC CUST 0 .... SPCL (a number between 0-8)(this is your station password length, if it is 0, go to LD 15, repeat down to SCPL and enter a number ?[4] Now go to LD 57 REQ CHG TYPE FFC FFCT YES CODE RCFA...

I have loaded Windows SP 4 with OTM several dozen times and never had a problem. You might want to achieve if your not sure, ( I never have ) because if you don't you will not be able to go back to SP3