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access to a Feature-access-Codes by an incoming Call Handling
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AvayaTier3
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Hardware Platform? Definity/CM Software version?
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bsh
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Tier 3 for 30 years and counting
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Display the remote Access code, once you have the dial Access, Dial the main Pilote Number, when your hear the Auto-Attendant menú, dial the Remote Access number, once you hear Tone, Dial the VDN Number, But bofore this, verify the COR of the VDN and be sure that this COR has Access to Be Service Observe, also verify for Display System Feature that option for VDN Observe is on Y
Display the remote Access code, once you have the dial Access, Dial the main Pilote Number, when your hear the Auto-Attendant menú, dial the Remote Access number, once you hear Tone, Dial the VDN Number, But bofore this, verify the COR of the VDN and be sure that this COR has Access to Be Service Observe, also verify for Display System Feature that option for VDN Observe is on Y
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