Anybody see a device that can split a t1 ISDN PRI to connect to 2 systems at same time. Therfore the systems are sharing all 23 lines/channels. In essense 1 connection to PBX- CM5/Definity and the other connection to a standby server thru its ISDN T1 connection (such as a reverse 911 system)
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split T1 ISDN PRI between 2 systems
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Need more info. What would the goal be for this? A standby PBX?
Ken Means
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looking at at "reverse 911" system which will use 46 lines via ISDN PRI. Can our existing 46 channels of ISDN PRI for voice plugged into Definity be split and connected to the reverse 911 system also. Therefore do not have to purchase 2 more ISDN PRI cicuits for something that may never be used. Thanks
Don't see how that is possible. You may be able to use a mux so that you can run some lines to each and share the D channel to the CO.
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And you may want to post this in the PBX section not the Voice mail section.
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