Nortel MICS/CICS Phone System Programming Caller ID

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To program caller ID on a Nortel phone system:

  • Confirm Caller ID (CLID) cards are installed in system
  • Confirm Caller ID is operational from service provider
  • Confirm you have the username and password for the Nortel phone system

Caller ID is programmed on a per-set basis

  1. Feature: **266344
  2. Password: 266344
  3. Screen says TERMINAL & SETS
  4. There will be 3 lights that light on the phone
  5. Press the top right one and dial ext number 221
  6. Press top right button
  7. Press the bottom right button that’s lit 5 times
  8. The screen should say Telco features
  9. Press the top right button 2 times
  10. The screen says Show Line —
  11. Press the button marked LIST under the display
  12. Press the top right button
  13. The screen CALLER ID set N
  14. Press the CHANGE button under the display
  15. Press the top left button
  16. The screen says line 001 : line 001
  17. Press the bottom right button to goto the next line and do steps 8 thru 12 for each line that is programmed to ring at the extension where you want to see caller ID.
  18. When all lines are assigned as caller ID set
  19. Press the top left button
  20. Press the bottom right button
  21. Choose to see NAME or NUMBER first
  22. Press the bottom right button, the screen says called ID N (no)
  23. Press the CHANGE button to say Y (yes)
  24. Press the bottom right button one time
  25. Press the top right button (log space)
  26. Press the ADD button and enter the umber of calls this station can LOG
  27. Program a LOG button on the telephone

 

Press FEATURE *3 then pick an unused button and dial FEATURE 812

Note: this must be done for all sets that ring and want to see caller ID before they pick up the call.

Each user can dial FEATURE 84 to choose what type of calls they want to LOG at their phone (all calls, unanswered etc…)

 

 

 

Medical Emergency – Allscripts was hacked!

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We spent all weekend helping our customers affected by the Allscripts malware attack. A limited number of Allscripts services went down Thursday after a ransomware incident, according to an emailed statement from company spokeswoman Concetta Rasiarmos.

AllScripts allows physicians to send electronic prescriptions to pharmacies. Patient data is sent to a pharmacy for order completion – by being hacked and compromised, patient data is at risk!

New variant of SamSam – a ransomware family linked to several attacks against medical providers – is behind the Allscripts outage

The EHR giant is investigating the incident to provide further details.

“We are working diligently to restore these systems, and most importantly, to ensure our clients’ data is protected,” wrote Rasiarmos. “We regret any inconvenience caused by this temporary outage.”

In a conference call for customers on Saturday, which Salted Hash listened-in on, Allscripts’ Jeremy Maxwell, director of information security, said their PRO EHR and Electronic Prescriptions for Controlled Substances (EPCS) services were the hardest hit by the ransomware attack.

Other services had availability issues as well, but those have since been restored, such as direct messaging and some CCDA functionality.

The following email was sent to Providers:

From: NYSDOH HEALTH NOTIFICATION [mailto:notify01@health.ny.gov]
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2018 9:20 PM
To: Lisa Eng
Subject: Alert: For your immediate attention: AllScripts Cyber Event

Click here when you are ready to confirm receipt of the email.
If you can not click the above link use the following URL by copying into your browser.
https://apps.health.ny.gov/pub/cgi-bin/applinks/pubforms/AlertAcknowledge2?AID=9909950yag3dqb6av

Type: Alert
Description of Alert: For your immediate attention: AllScripts Cyber Event
Source Organization: NYSDOH
Authorizing Person: Sally Dreslin
Sender’s Jurisdiction: state
Document Date: 01/19/2018
Date of Alert: 01/19/2018

The Department of Health (DOH) is aware that a cyber incident regarding AllScripts has occurred. This may have an impact on the ability for hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, individual prescribers and pharmacies to transmit and receive prescription electronically. It is permissible for those impacted to use paper official prescriptions in accordance with New York State regulations. Should you have urgent questions in this regard, please contact DOH at (866) 811-7957 or off-hours at (866) 881-2809.

Recipients:
Dental Practices – Controlled Substance Prescription Data Reviewer (CSPDR)
Dental Practices – Controlled Substance Prescription Data Submitter (CSPDS)
Dental Practices – HPN Coordinator
Hospital (ext clinic) – Administrator
Hospital (ext clinic) – Director, Nursing
Hospital (ext clinic) – Emergency Response Coordinator
MDs as organizations – Controlled Substance Prescription Data Reviewer (CSPDR)
MDs as organizations – Controlled Substance Prescription Data Submitter (CSPDS)
MDs as organizations – HPN Coordinator

For questions: Please send an e-mail to debra.sottolano@health.ny.gov, as notify01 is a non-monitored mailbox.

Alert – Highest priority emergency communication; warrants immediate action or attention by the recipient.
High Advisory – High priority does not warrant immediate action but recipients should be aware.
Advisory – Provides very important information for a specific incident or situation that does not require immediate action.
Updates to Alerts and Advisories – Provides updated informa tion regarding an incident or situation; unlikely to require immediate action.
Informational Message – Provides timely information, important for review or serves as a reminder for an action that should be taken.

Click here when you are ready to confirm receipt of the email.
If you can not click the above link use the following URL by copying into your browser.
https://apps.health.ny.gov/pub/cgi-bin/applinks/pubforms/AlertAcknowledge2?AID=9909950yag3dqb6av

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Windows 10 upgrade caused Mapi error in Office 2010

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Windows 10 upgrade breaks Mapi in Office 2010

Microsoft’s latest updates (version 1703 to 1709) causes a failure when trying to save and send a PDF in Microsoft Word and Quickbooks.

After the upgrade, mailing directly from Word or Quickbooks causes the following error:

Office repair and fixmapi both do not work as well as a reinstall of office.

Solution:

1. Rename Msmapi32.dll located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\1033 or C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\1033

2. Right-click the MSMapi32.dll file, and then click Rename.

3. Type Msmapi32.old, and then press ENTER to rename the file.

4. Restart Word 2010.

The next time you try to do save and send as PDF, office will reinstall the MSMapi32.dll, and sending will once again function.

Still having trouble? Call us for assistance!

Bulldog Tech Staff