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How do you reset the IP address on a Call Pilot 100/150 when it is not the default? off line please at [email protected]
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It's in the manual.
After reviewing your post history, I would also suggest taking courses for Nortel products.
This is not a training forum for technicians, but for "End Users".
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lol, use the default secondary Nortel IP address for the Call Pilot. Then get in it and change. Your next question is what is that, read the manual.
Mooretel, I appreciate your answer but I would have to disagree, there are more "TRUNKERS" on here then I would care to see. People that ruin our business. Giving away anyfree information isn't good for the business, but referencing where you can find the location is kind of ok; customer or not. If you get them reference they will probably still be to lazy to look it up so they would still call the local provider. Just my thoughts.
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by davetel - 01/11/25 06:42 PM
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