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Rep Power: 6 ![]() | football Can someone please let me know what load and command is used to scan the entire phone switch and disable all digital TNs that do not have a set connected to them?? I know this can be done, however do not recall how. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! D | ||||||||
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Rep Power: 6 ![]() | Adding a cabinet to 11c -- Pointers? Sorry, that doesn't help very much. I know ld 32 enables and disables sets....However..if you are new to a site and you know there are mutiple TNs out there that programmed but do not have phones connected to them...there is a command that is used to disable all digital sets that do not have sets attached to them...Does anyone know?? Thanks, | ||||||||
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Location: NORTEL - Ottawa Rep Power: 6 ![]() | How to disable sets that are unused See previous thread on "disabling phones at midnight". If LD 30 is configured in midnight routines, it cycles through the system and checks for continuity to all sets. If a digital set is not plugged in, it fails the continuity test and the corresponding TN is disabled. | ||||||||
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Rep Power: 6 ![]() | How to disable sets that are unused Thanks...that does make sense about the midnight routines...but there is a command that can be issued as well. Do I go into load 30 and type a command? Sorry dont have the Nortel books in front of me but I'm sure I can look into that...For some reason i'm not sure I want to have the mightnight routines enabled. | ||||||||
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Rep Power: 6 ![]() | How to disable sets that are unused Thanks...I will try this tomorrow...The reason being is we have very few slots left for Digital Line cards and I would like to capture back both TNs and DID for this phone switch. I'm certain there are several out there that are not plugged in. | ||||||||
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Location: Iceland Rep Power: 6 ![]() | Adding a cabinet to 11c -- Pointers? Canīt you go into LD 32 and do STAT XXX X XX. That should give you the status of the whole card. Busy, Idle og Uneq. Do this to all the cards. Maybe you can do STAT XXX X and possible get status of the whole loop. | ||||||||
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Location: Dallas, Texas Rep Power: 5 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Now HERES an Idea! I believe you can list out all the sets that are disabled but I think you can do it by Loop. The command is LDIS xx if you had Loop 12 0 0 01 LDIS 12 0 I think it's LDIS but basically it will list out all the units that are disabled: LDIS: 12 0 Card 1 Units: 1,2,4,9,13 Card 2 Units: 4,7,8 Something like above...I know it works I just can't remember the command. Try LDIS and let me know if it works. __________________ -=Welcome to PBXInfo=- -Become a PBXInfo Supporter -Get more PM Space, Profile Picture, a Signature -Add yourself to Pbxinfo's Frappr -Find Nortel Software | ||||||||
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