Re: (ASCEND) P75 Caller ID Length

[see_sig_golfing@iname.com]

Good advice. It took the telco a couple of days and tons of incorrect
information until they found someone that understood how the DMS-100
switch works. He checked the switching database associated with the
number and found several errors. Cleaned it up in 30 seconds. Hard to
find telco people that really know anything about ISDN.

Thanks for the help.

On Fri, 5 Jun 1998 21:01:40 -0400 (EDT), "R. Marc" <rmarc@dimension.net>
wrote:

:>I would say that it's your telco.  Case and point, my telco decided to
:>start sending me 13 digits instead of 10 all of the sudden which my dnis
:>auth didn't care much for.
:>
:>When your telephone company provisions the line, they have to fill in a
:>line in a database that specifies X number of digits to be sent.  Somebody
:>in installations probably typo'd it.
:>
:>R. Marc


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