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Yes, but you can do them all at once. It keeps prompting you for another entry until you're through. Print your route to get the IDC table number. LD 49 REQ: CHG TYPE: IDC DCNO: x (the IDC table number) IDGT: xxxx (enter the extension) xxxx: xxxx (enter the CallPilot access DN) IDGT: return...

If you have IDC turned on for the route, put the extension in the IDC table (LD 49) and point it to your CallPilot access DN. This will not affect internal calls.

We had 1,000 IP sets but only 200 AG2000 licenses. By default, the IP sets attempt to register to the AG2000 when you boot them, so the first 200 get there first and use up your licenses - you have to manually remove those you don't necessarily need from the AG2000 before you can add the ones...

This would require a little bit of work, but you could change the lead number 5430 to be a dummy queue with the MWC prompt set to No (default) so nobody could forward to it. Make the dummy queue NCFW the new PLDN. You would just have to rebuild your Hunt Group with the new PLDN. Wouldn't that work?

Dial the Access Code (ACOD) for your outgoing trunk route and then dial the number directly (no 9 first) - you're bypassing BARS in your pbx this way. If the call does not go through, it's a telco problem somewhere along the way, so open a ticket with your vendor.

Do you just have the one signaling server? When the gateway with the Lead sig server bounced, the IP sets should have all registered over to the Follower sig server. What software release are you on? Nortel issued a patch last year (AH19) for 5.0 that addresses media gateways spontaneously...

From the open application, select File/properties and then click on the Security tab to see if Telset Maintenance is turned on (it defaults to not be turned on for some reason). You don't have to know the password to change it.

What version of CallPilot? There is a unique restriction/permission list for Application Builder, so why not send it out directly from CallPilot? If you don't want to open up the RPL, you can add the target numbers individually as permissions.

Build new mailboxes, build new application (menu) with mailbox options, add 4555 in SDN table (targeting the new application ID), and change the 4555 MARPed phone line's FDN and Hunt targets to go to your voice mail.

What's the point of having more DSP resources in 4-0 than you have talk slots? In other words, why do you have the MC32S card in 4-0? Your 96-port and 32-port daughter boards cover your 128 talk slots for that media gateway. I would disable the MC32S card and back it out of the system - see if...

I have worked with Nortel on this issue - there is simply no other way to make DND work without a 2250 console. To this day, we still install them in hospitals for that one feature (not used for anything else).

I have a mix (on two different 1000E's) of both MC32S cards and DSP daughter boards. We have had problems with the MC32S cards where they stat good but they aren't working. Disabling/re-enabling resolves the issue (more of a quick fix than a resolution). I have had the exact same problem in...

CNDA in the Class of Service on a set allows the calling party's information to be displayed. The default is CNDD which denies the delivery of this information; however, internal calling party information would also be denied.

I believe bigindian65 is correct. I've always had to answer Yes to the MWC prompt of the queue in order to Forward to it.

I have found it necessary in the past to follow the instruction below for modem strings - hope this helps. U.S. Robotics Setup for Meridian Mail The Ventel 9600 Plus modem (A0381458) supplied for Meridian Mail Remote Access and the Ventel 2400 modem (A0345963) have been replaced by the U.S...