Name assignment access code - NEC DT330 - - Phone

Changing the name and extension number can be done through system admin programming from a phone extension allowed by the class of service assigned to that extension by the phone system installer. Typically the attendant phone is allowed this ability. From the programming phone press **1234(1234 is the default password) to access programming. Once in programming dial 003 for extension numbering then press . Enter the current extension number of the phone you want to change followed by the new extension number then press . Lift the handset to end programming. Access programming again by pressing **1234. Dial 004 for extension name programming then press . Enter the new extension number you programmed then enter the name for the extension. Press then lift handset to end programming.

It is possible that your phone has not been assigned an extension number, in that case system installer programming would need to be accessed to assign the port an extension number. The port number the phone is connected to would have to be determined. This could require tracking the wiring back to where it is connected into the phone system. If this is the case I advise calling a qualified service technician.

Try and map it, by right clicking on 'my computer' and select 'map network drive'. In the folder option type: \\**ip address**\public (where **ipa address** needs to be the ip address assigned by your router or one of the 2 default names: mybookworld or wdstorage. If you have previously changed to name of the NAS drive, use the name you assigned.

Names are assigned to phones by system program 004. Your system manager or installer has those access instructions.

Carl

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When you have modem plugged straight into computer, you can access it at 192.168.0.1, should ask for modem access code, (on bottom), then you can click 'advanced' > ppp location and set it for 'on computer'. There may also be a link for technician stats, it will give you info about isp connection. You should / might be able to browse but ISP may need original MAC address of machine (network adapter} you used when 1st signing up. Or if set to PPOE, it would look for name / PW in order to access INternet through ISP.
Anyway, try (after setting PPP on computer) Modem into WAN of router, access router, set PPOE > insert Log-in name / PW and save all settings. Then try homepage, if no, have router "clone MAC address" of the Network adapter you had the 5100 plugged into. Now it should work, even if no <INTERNET> light. ETHERNET light should be constant. Have router use DHCP to address machine independantly of what ISP addresses router, which it will do when modem (having connection confirmed with DSL light)

The other way, PPP location set 'on Modem', means the modem signs into ISP and then it assigns IP address with a timeout around 20 minutes. By getting connection test results when modem is connected to computer, it may seem to make sense, by understanding how ISP knows that modem access code / MAC address, and lets the settings of modem determine if router needs to sign in or not. If PPP is 'on modem', it will be looking for the MAC address of computer, that is why you may need to clone that address into router, so the router can appear as the machine to the modem, than the router assigns net address to computer.


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It is changed via MAT or MOC programming. See you PABX Technician.

Yes, if you input codes to the machine , then assign them to each user to input to their PC, then you can track them -not simply by the user name of the PC

you assign the number into 2 or more different person/contact. try to delete the contact name and then dial the number to show which other contact that number is assigned to.

access the router look for portforwarding and enable port forwarding assign a name to your camera
type in the port your camera use. ex 593
then type the assign IP for your camera ex 192.168.1.6

to access it type in your browser the your public IP ex. 209.45.0.0:593
read your ip cam manual for accesing it.

Begin with what do you have for a voice mail? If it's a Panasonic brand, you log in as administrator (mailbox 999) and create the mailboxes. It is usually done at installation, unless your installer closed them down to prevent fraud. It's option 6 1 1 and you enter the mailbox you want to create. If it exists, it will tell you so, if not, it will create one. Then follow the prompts to assign an extension to the mailbox, and give it a name.

The extension user then dials the voice mail access code and creates greetings and a name and sets the password.

Carl

Hello,

.For 2Wire you use IE or FF and enter this URL or the alternative depending on your service provider:
http://192.168.1.254
http://192.168.0.254

The user name is Admin and the password is usually blank on first use or is "admin" without the quotes. If that doesn't give you access to your router you need to contact your Service Provider who can access your router via the phone line assigned to it and reset the user name and password once they verify you have authority to do this.

Regards,
Worldvet