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you need to build a target line for every telephone and assign it to the telephone. the received digits in the target line will be the same as the extension.

The docs do not say, how many differant telephones can create a 3 party conference sessions at the same time. Each telephone is limited to 3 people in a conference call. Within reason you should limit a maximum of 5 telephones conferencing at the same time. Any more than 5 could result in the...

Just as long as you have IRAD supported within your CICS system sw, then the IRAD is turned on. The default password is the system ID. Feature 817 remotely gets you in.

It sounds like your NAM's are frequently running out of resources (memory)(battery is old on the mother board causing the time to slip). Older versions of NAM would run out resources when General Delivery was full and/or has never been checked.

Do you have MCDN/Q.Sig keycodes on your bcm? This establishes the d-channel to the option 11. Also, make sure that in your remoter gateway programming that you are either using SL-1 for older 2 slot ITG cards and IPT on the newer Media cards. It sounds like you are getting one way speach path.

The easiest way to set up remote access is to connect a copper line into the v.90 modem port or install a ATAII on a digital station port and connect the output of the ATAII to the v.90 modem port. The the log on is the standard user name and password. Ghostrider42us

SIP is only supported on BCM Succession 3.5. If you have a 3.5 Box then the info you are seeking are in the docs. ghostrider42us