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User gets "denied in admin" when trying to dial out

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sidroski

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Sep 21, 2004
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Set up phones the same way I thought one cannot dial 9 to go out a PRI. Gets "denied in admin" as soon as she hits a 9. Her prime line is I/C like the rest and her COS is the same.
 
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She is set up to go out the same line pool. It is a new system (two weeks) and then some more people moved in. I don't know if they bought enough ports,its has one open port for digital and none for analog. Not sure where to look for that though.
 
Its in the set programing line access/line assingment/line pool-ADD-Pri a
 
If it is a BCM 50 then and a port issue it will say keycode required when you lift the handset. If it is a 200/400 and you are connected to a digital port then you are fine.
Getting that error it is not a restriction problem, check under Sets-->Active Sets-->under line assignment tab-->Line Pool Access.

What system and what version are you on.
 
Thanks for the info guys. Everything was pointed ok, so I just had to do the old standby - delete and rebuild. Worked ok but has me worried about this on a new system.
 
How do you Delete and Rebuild a phone in a BCM??????

Why change the engine if all you need is to change the spark plugs.


 
I deleted the DID and then put it on another port. Then I refreshed, and put it back on that port (remotely). Closest thing I could call it was deleting. Don't ask me but it worked after having a BCM trained tech look at it and say it was programmed correctly originally but wouldn't work. That was the second BCM I had seen and the first I programmed.
Call it what you want but they are working. Kind of like your engine/sparkplug analogy.

Thanks for the replies.
 
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