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Posted by Kevin Martin on September 1, 2007, 8:57 pm
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Hi All
Previously I got this partial reply. However I would like to know if
changing from BRA to PRI will default the system. They already have
DID's set up (randomly) which the customer wants to keep as is and I
would like to know if the system will need programming from scratch.
Services card is already in as it is required for both BRA & PRI. All
I'm hoping to do is swap the line cards only and retain programming. Is
this the case?
TIA
Kevin Martin
Kevin Martin wrote:
> XBarNone wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> I cannot remember if you use a separate services card with BRI or if it
>> was merged onto the BRI card, so you may need a Services card or Fiber
>> expansion / Services Combo card.
>>
>> You will also need a PRI enabler Key Code from Nortel.
>>
>> Other than that I think you should be fine.
>>
>> Many technicians choose to reinitialize their MICS after a conversion
>> to PRI because it is easier to setup DID extensions with a DID initial
>> setup.
>>
>> All your target lines and received digits will already be programmed
>> and assigned to sets if you initialize as DID
>>
> Thanks XBarNone
>
> There is already a services card (which is a separate card) required for
> the BRI and does not need changing for PRI.
>
> The customer already has DID's set up as they are using the BRI. However
> they are all mixed up (DID's do NOT match extension numbers - don't ask
> me why, I've recently been asked to do the upgrade to PRI and have never
> seen this particular system before). Since staff members have business
> cards etc with these mixed up numbers, they want to keep it that way.
>
> So by just swapping the card to PRI and changing the settings, will the
> system want to default? Because that will mean reprogramming almost
> every station to the original DID? It would be nice to know beforehand.
>
> I have done a number of PSTN only systems to PRI before where certainly
> defaulting and starting from scratch is the only practical option for
> precisely the reasons you stated.
>
> TIA
>
> Kevin Martin
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