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I would think you could do it without issues

Think you would need procomm before trying anything, or a terminal program than can run a script

The only problem with nametag is if they try something different as it will still flow the nametag, hence using an acd path is a better way to go IMHO

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NqP5DNZZKZJi5l77M27e5lwVqxPucC65/view?usp=sharing

I have DVD 1 and am uploading it to google drive, not sure but think that 19 from MiCollab may install as stand alone. Will add link when uploaded

Might be the handset is plugged into wrong port, otherwise this is failing to hangup properly IMHO

Just saying that the prime number brute force can be done but do you want to open yourself to any lawsuit Mitel may bring?

Are you doing any scans? This could cause this issue

MiVB will let you define 9 or 0, perhaps n9 is location based or speedcall and 0 is ars. If using embedded vmail might have to delete mbox 0 and add mbox 9. Nupoint config might take more tweaking.

That would be an additional internal address

Nupoint will not like the * or *, 5run this through the acd path for 1 second and interflow to a trusted extension as an alternate id value. Set all to go to path.

This would depend upon whether the system is in night 1, night 2 or day mode at that time, and how 0 is programmed. In theory you could created a trusted extension 0 such that in day it forwards to one place, in night 1 to another and night 2 to a third. This would require call rerouting always...

Just looking and do not see any ack from carrier

I would try putting the party on hold and then retrieving the call to see if audio gets restored as a starting point

This is know by MSL, only need to be yes for local

system prompts are in /usr/local/vm/audio/prompts/

I think you would overwrite the existing prompt number. Think they are somewhere in /var. There is a file called prmt.tbl or something similar that can be viewed to determine what number this one is. I would back it up first

Any have a 4 meg file that they might want to share, the last version would be best :-)

You can also bandwidth limit any conversion as mulaw/alaw is voice based and only exists in a limited range. This is likely to be around 300-3300 Hertz, there might be some disagreement for this range. As this is sampled at 8KHz, and according to Nyquist, sample at twice the highest the range...

https://www.embeddeddatasystems.com/DS1904L-F5--Real-Time-Clock-RTC-iButton_p_93.html