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Hi,
We are in the process of moving our AT&T ipflex system over. We have already done the data side. We have 4 locations. The main location has a new phone system (BPX). So AT&T was able to do the whole without any outside vendor coming in
The other 3 locations have older PBX systems.
What AT&T is requesting is that new test TN(s) need to be programmed into our PBXs so that test calls can be made during the Test and Turn Up (TTU). I think the tech told me just one test number needed to be entered.
I can connect to all of the PBXs via cable and have software for each.
I’m a IT Manager not a phone tech but set the system up years ago. Two of the systems or Avaya ACS the other Panasonic (USB) input.
Question: Is this something that I should be able to do? Any advise would be much appreciated.
Thank you
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The Partner ACS systems and the Panasonic require analog loop start lines, and are not going to be able to take in the SIP trunk natively. The handoff from AT&T ipflex needs to be analog loop start lines. https://ebiznet.sbc.com/texan/documents/IP%20Flexible%20Reach%20Overview.pdfSee page 3. "Key Systems Interface Support" and insist that AT&T provide the CPE themselves. Call a local installer to assist you, it will be well worth it.
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Thanks Touch Tone Tommy! I may just do as you suggested, get a local installer.
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Get everything in place before you start the cut over.
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