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yes. biggest loss will be calling name id and calling number id.
calling number id available if fgd is offered but you will be doing
h.323 and not mgcp.<br>
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/wes<br>
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On 10/2/2008 10:35 PM, Voice Noob wrote:
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face="Calibri" size="3">I have primarily worked with PRI's when
installing digital voice circuits. I am working with a local Telco that
cannot provide a PRI and can only provide a T-1 CAS circuit. My
question is can I have multiple numbers associated to that circuit like
I can with a PRI? I may have a block of 500 DID numbers on a PRI can I
have this same 500 numbers on a single T-1 CAS circuit? </font></p>
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