Time of day NCOS or Routing or something else?

[brgf11]

Hi Troops.

Info please.

We have a customer who has two types of NCOS.
One where PSTN access is available 24/7 and a second type which reduce the NCOS to internal calls only out of hours.
What would this feature be called?
It seems that DNs can have the same NCOS, but be behave differently. Is this correct? I am obviously going to have to read up on this, so would appreciate as much info as possible please.
(If you can make it simple/idiot proof, so much the better!)

Oh joy - it's Friday!

Thanks

Jimbo

 

[lretrievers]

TOD is turned on at the RLI for each route entry you enter.

 

[johnpoole]

ld 86
prt
o
rlb

then return down until they print, you'll see the tod routing.. in those entries

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[GHTROUT]

Old fashioned way still works -

Change An NCOS After Hours

Here's an excerpt from the LD86 ESN data block that has NCOS 3 & 4 change to NCOS 2 after 4:30PM and all day on weekends

<snip>

AC1 9
AC2
DLTN YES
ERWT YES
ERDT 0
TODS 0 06 00 16 29
7 00 00 05 59
7 16 30 23 59
RTCL YES
NCOS 0 - 0
NCOS 1 - 1
NCOS 2 - 2
NCOS 3 - 2
NCOS 4 - 2
NCOS 5 - 5

<snip>

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