Re: Using office routers in remote sites (fwd)

Tim Flavin (tim@i1.net)
Wed, 20 Aug 1997 09:44:44 -0500 (CDT)

On Wed, 20 Aug 1997, Jake Messinger wrote:

> On Wed, 20 Aug 1997, PM Users List wrote:
>
> >
> > sorry, my brain was asleep when I posted. We actually do something
> > similar without the need for the remote hardware. We get a residential
> > line in the remote city and call forward it back to the modem pool. We
> > pay the higher " extended calling plan" rate on that line but all the
>
> In MOST areas, this allows for only 2 paths.
>
> > lusers in that remote city can call that residential # without
> > problems..... works great and is super CHEAP.. It's a great way to test
> > the waters, so to speak, in the new city before committing hardware.
>
> It does not work correctly in SWB territory unless you order multiple
> paths. We already tried this. SWB SAID it was supposed to work, but we
> could NEVER get more than 2 calls forwarded to our LARGE hunt group from
> outside the hunt group's CO.

I have 5 locations I do this in, you must order simultainious <sp?> call
forwarding from them. The remote location must be a DMS-100 or 5ESS or
SWBT will say it does not work, and you are limited to 99 calls being
forwarded.

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