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Posted by on October 7, 2005, 5:09 am
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NI(National ISDN) is a protocol used between your equipment and the CO
switch. If they have a DMS100 then it's NI2, but I've seen other.
Really no way for you to know for certain without calling your
provider. They'll tell you in a second.
free.teranews.com wrote:
> I have a vendor who is trying to deliver some new services to my company,
> specifically my Nortel MICS phone switch. The vendor is asking me if my
> switch is set for NI1 or NI2, something to do with the way caller id is
> delivered. We own this system out right and currently don't have a vendor
> to support it. Would someone be able to shed some light on what these
> protocalls are and how I would be able to determine which protocall my phone
> is setup for. All help appreciated.
>
> Chuy
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