Print and Create PIN numbers For Long Distance Calls

[vatech]

I have an Option 61C PBX and need to add more PIN numbers to the PBX for my customers to use when they make long distance calls. Can anyone tell me what load you go into to print existing PIN numbers? Also, can someone tell me what load is for adding new PIN numbers to be used by my customers? I looked in ld 88 which talks about authorization codes and I printed a list of codes, however, the codes are different from the ones my customers use when making long distance calls.

 

[johnpoole]

could be, since they don't match that you have your ld carrier controlling auth codes.. look at the rlb's in 86, if mfrl is 0, then your not using ld 88 auth codes

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[vatech]

I don't see the mfrl prompt in load 86. I see mxrl which is for maximum number of route lists. This prompt is set to 10.

 

[mluckie1]

You need to prt the RLI to see the MFRL.

 

[vatech]

I'm not sure which RLI is used for pin numbers but all the RLIs in this PBX has the prompt MFRL set to "0". I'm not familiar enough with the PBX to know for sure, but I just don't believe our auth codes are being controlled by the carrier. We have Sprint as our carrier and our long distance is FTS. We dial a 8 for access to long distance after we enter the PIN number. Is there any other load in the PBX I can do a print command and possibly get a list of the PIN numbers?

 

[mluckie1]

Sounds more like Charge Codes. How many digits? If it is charge codes the only requirement is the number of digits. There are no tables but the charge code is sent in the CDR data.

 

[vatech]

6 digits. What load would charge codes be in?

 

[mluckie1]

No loads. Just enter any 6 digits and it will work.

 

[johnpoole]

right, with mfrl 0, your not using forced auth codes, i haven't used charge codes in forever. a law office used them to bill calling time to a cust account. and they any x number of digits work.. if it was at a carrier level, you would here a tone after the last digit and a recording if you "guess" at a code. auth codes (ld 88) you normally get a busy if you enter a bad code. charge codes are pre-dial and any digit string the right length will work

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[acewarlock]

If your dialing 8 then goto LD 90 and
PRT
Cust 0
NET
AC2
NPA
return
return

see which RLI they go to, what is MFRL?

 

[johnpoole]

of course 8 can be ac 1

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[lynkage]

Where I work we also use these codes to allow IDD dialling access. We do all of this in LD88 though so maybe you already know the below commands.

To view
LD 88
REQ prt
TYPE aut
CUST 0
SPWD
CODE 2
AUTH005
CODE XXXX <- 4 digit code


LD 88
REQ new
TYPE aut
CUST 0
SPWD
CODE XXXX <- Code
SARC
CLAS 007 <-- represents our NCOS 7 which is IDD acess.

Hope this helps