Re: (ASCEND) 10-digit dialing, and a random sinking of the Max

[Richard Johnsson <johnsson@interval.com>]

In PacBell land we've had 1+10 digit dialing for a couple of years for all
ISDN calls if you want 64K rather than 56K. Pipelines and Maxen don't have
any trouble with that. I also have a couple of Pipelines on Centrex ISDN
that dial #+4 digits to call each other without problems.

At 06:48 PM 3/7/98 -0500, William T Wilson wrote:
>I'm hoping this won't be an issue, but...  Here in Denver we are switching
>to mandatory 10-digit dialing (area code must be dialed with all phone
>numbers).  I'm wondering if the Max 2000/4000 using PRI has any 'issues'
>dealing with such a situation (I know Windows 95 sure hates it!), and if
>it does have problems, which software version I must use to resolve it.  I
>am similarly concerned for the Pipeline 50, which I also have a couple of. 

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References:

• Re: (ASCEND) max 4004 ethernet woes
• From: "Kevin Steinhaus" <kevins@hutchtel.net>
• (ASCEND) 10-digit dialing, and a random sinking of the Max
• From: William T Wilson <fluffy@dunadan.com>

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