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12.1-10
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1. Obtain a list of CORs currently in use on the DEFINITY G3.
2. Select a new port COR that is used exclusively for the Octel 200/300. This port
COR is used for all Octel 200/300 APIC ports.
3. Set up a port COR. Under CALLING PERMISSION, enter a Y for all other
CORs currently in use on the system. Refer Figure 12.1-1
4. Add the COR for the ports and their hunt group.
5. Change each COR in use on the system so that the CALLING PERMISSION
entry for the port COR number is set to Y. All other CALLING PERMISSION
entries should be left as is. Figure 12.1-2 shows the data entry screen for a COR
entry of a DEFINITY G3 installation in which the port COR is 62.
Partitioned Group Number: _
Service Observing? _
Priority Queuing? _
Restricted Call List? _
Unrestricted Call List: ___
CALLING PERMISSION (Enter "y" to grant permission to call specified COR)
0? y
1? y
2? y
10? y
3? y
11? y
4? y
12? y
5? y
13? y
6? y
14? y
7? y
15? y
The COR number should be the number of the port COR. In Figure 12.1-1, COR 62 is the port COR
created for the APIC ports.
Octel 200/300
S.4.1
CLASS OF RESTRICTION
COR Number: 62
APLT? _
8? y
16? y
24? y
9? y
17? y
25? y
18? y
26? y
19? y
27? y
20? y
28? y
21? y
29? y
22? y
30? y
23? y
31? y
Figure 12.1-1 COR Data for APIC Ports
Calling Party Restriction:
Called Party Restriction:
Forced Entry of Account Codes? n
Direct Agent Calling? _
Facility Access Trunk Test? _
32? y
40? y
33? y
41? y
34? y
42? y
35? y
43? y
36? y
44? y
37? y
45? y
38? y
46? y
39? y
47? y
n
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FRL:
48? y
56? y
49? y
57? y
50? y
58? y
51? y
59? y
52? y
60? y
53? y
61? y
54? y
62? y
55? y
63? y
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