No, it doesn't work from within a mailbox. It's come down to the numbering plan apparently. We noticed that the manager mailboxes are now 4 digits (999x instead of 99x). We can enter those mailboxes using #6 * 999x.
During initialization, new mailboxes were created in the 2xxx range based on the numbering in the TD1232. We can call into those mailboxes OK, just not the 3 digits mailboxes. When we try to edit one of the 3-digit mailboxes from the programming menu, it says those are invalid numbers. I double checked the number plan menu - 2xxx and 1xx are both on the menu. I have deleted all of the 2xxx mailboxes (weren't being used anyway), and removed the 2xxx number plan entry. Still no go. Is this thing really stuck on a 4-digit plan and not allowing me to use the 3-digit 1xx mailbox numbers? I really don't want to do a full wipe of the system to get back to 3-digit numbers, do I? Any other settings that I need to check - I thought I'd checked all of them. Bill Walters - San Jose, CA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Also try huntgroup type= AA and VM for the vm ports in the kxtd. -l Larry wrote: > just a shot in the dark, custom service 1 and 2 (AA&VM) are used for > default commands, might they have been changed accidentally? > > -larry/dallas> > > Bill Walters wrote: > >> Larry said: >> >> #6 *nnn ? >> >> -larry/dallas >> >> Yes, that's the sequence being used, just as before, and it doesn't work >> now. All other functions are working correctly. I may have to resort to >> the backup/reset/restore sequence this weekend if something else doesn't >> come up and get it working. >> >> Bill Walters - San Jose, CA >> _________________________________________________________________ >> KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ >> Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
