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Article #746Hunters and telephone lines
From: EXT1.CHAIKLIN
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 1987 05:59
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 1987 05:59
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I am interested in installing a hunter on three telephone lines that are attached to modems that are receiving calls. The phone company tells me that the lines are "auxiliary" lines and that one cannot put a hunter on these lines. They claim that a "trunk" line is needed if one wants to use a hunter. What is the difference between an auxiliary line and a trunk line? Are the phone company claims accurate? Could someone supply a short tutorial? Thanks. -------
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