Type change cor n, where n is the number of a specific COR. Press Enter.
The system displays the Class of Restriction screen.
In the COR Description field, type a name for this COR.
Assign a name for the COR that clearly reflects either the purpose or the members of the COR.
Complete all the applicable fields on page 1 of this screen.
Specifically, you must:
Right-click the Calling Party Restriction field to see a list of options. Select an appropriate item from the list.
Right-click the Called Party Restriction field to see a list of options. Select an appropriate item from the list.
Press Enter to save your changes.
Click Next to see the next screen.
Complete all the applicable fields on page 2 of this screen.
Press Enter to save your changes.
Click Next to see the next screen.
The numbers represent the available CORs. All fields default to y.
To restrict a user who is assigned this COR from calling someone in another COR, change the Calling Permission of the COR number to n.
Press Enter to save your changes.
Click Next to see the last screen.
The numbers represent the available CORs. All fields default to y. Complete this screen only if you set the Can Be A Service Observer field on page 1 to y. If the Can Be A Service Observer field is set to n, you can skip this screen.
If a specified COR is set to y, but the Can Be Service Observed field on page 1 of that COR is set to n, that COR cannot be service observed.
To indicate what COR cannot be service observed, change the value of the COR number to n.
In this example, a user who is assigned COR 10 cannot service observe a user who is assigned COR 19.
