Re: MODEMS QUESTION

Rob Berendt wrote:
> 
> The WRKHDWRSC *CMN will trace each down.  Inbound might
> be a trick.  For example, are they outside lines or
> extensions?  Hook up a simple analog phone to one.  Do
> you have to dial 9 to get out?  If so, they are an extension.
> If not, there are tricks to find out, and they normally
> vary from local phone company.  One method is to call
> someone who has caller id.  Another is to call the operator
> and ask.

In our area .... if you dial 711, it will tell you the number..
This does vary quite a bit, but a local phone guy can tell you
the "local" test number... Phone installers use this method 
every day. I have never seen the inbound number stored in a
line or controller description, so you will just have to start
at the modem and work backwards to figure out line,ctl, etc...
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