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I found out how to program the phone manually. There has to be a way to do it on the server.
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I found out how to program the phone manually. There has to be a way to do it on the server.

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Maybe Avaya hasn't tried to cater to its customers in such a way? &nbsp;I know Home Depot dropped them a couple years ago because Avaya couldn't handle HD's needs with phone and wireless communication in the stores.
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Maybe Avaya hasn't tried to cater to its customers in such a way?  I know Home Depot dropped them a couple years ago because Avaya couldn't handle HD's needs with phone and wireless communication in the stores.

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I have an Avaya IA770 phone system. I am program a users button station for bridge appearance. The extension is showing up. I want the name of the person to show &nbsp;up not the extension.
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I have an Avaya IA770 phone system. I am program a users button station for bridge appearance. The extension is showing up. I want the name of the person to show  up not the extension.

Avaya Phone System

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System Programming

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