Do you still care about your clients from n1 city because i called in and spoke to a very rude attendant and i dont want that

Try Ice-o-Matic ... they are very similar to Scotsman machines

Log into voice mail with password and go to AA/Lines and tell each line to use the same Table #.

You can uplink a fairly good number of PCs or laptops with Belkin N1 as it supports high bandwidth. Keep in mind that upon adding every new PC, the overall bandwidth for the other PCs is reduced. If the PCs/ laptops do not require much bandwidth, you can connect / add more PCs to the network.
Generally, I have uplinked upto 10-15 clients to one router and the network worked just fine. It all depends upon the network environment and the bandwidth usage by each client PC. If the PCs are using just email and simple internet browsing (and remain idle for most of the time), you can add more clients to your network as not all the systems consume network resources at the same time.

Hope it helps! Good Luck!
CreativeTECH

**use with care ** if it is a "Partner System" here you go. if unsure do not do this. it is simple but one wrong keypress will cause ... mmm problems. so just hang up if unsure. dial intercom 777 , then * to get main greeting, if ok then * again then enter extesion should be prompted. press 0 # then password , default is 12345678 #. if it is good dial 9 (administration) then 3 (auto attendant) then 1 , 1, 6, * , # then 1 to record and follow prompts.

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He is the Officer in charge on Nokia Care Center complaints Unit.

Cheers.

you will need access via the web browser to the 3300 esm (database). Assuming you have a user log on ... select all forms alphabetical and select multi-level auto attendant. This will list all auto attendant boxes. High light the required one and click change. You can now change the option 1,2.. dialables