R-Man

The NCOS is related to the FRL in the RLI. Print out your NCTL data block to see the relationship between the NCOS and FRL.

The difference in your two sites is probably in the way the NPA/NXX's are programmed in BARS.

The TGAR comes into play when dealing with trunk access.

PBXrookie

Thanks

rhack

Check out the M1 Downloads section and look for the NCOS Analysis download. This may help you out.

PBXrookie

Thanks very much for your help

PBXrookie

I downloaded the instructions for the parser and am not clear on the first step
Step 1 Connect to Meridian PBX and download all pertinent data to perform survey.

1.) LD 86 - ESN, DGT (DMI's) & RLB (RLI's)
2.) LD 87 - NCTL (NCOS), All CDP (DSC, LSC,TSC)
3.) LD 88 - AUB (Authorization code block)
4.) LD 90 - In both AC1 & AC2 (SPN, NXX, NPA)
Do I just do a capture of all this data to 1 capture file through ProComm?
Are the items in brackets separate downloads?

sheerhunk

prt nctl in load 87

R-Man

PBXrookie,
Print the NCTL in LD 87 as sheerhunk stated. Here you will see the NCOS to FRL relationship. This is very important. Make note of what NCOS equals what FRL.

In LD 90, print out specific, or all, of the NPA/NXX's and see which RLI they point to.

In LD 86, print out the RLB. In here, you will see the FRL. This is directly related to the NCOS of the set which you found in the NCTL data.

Verify the NCOS of the phone.

Remember that the FRL has to be equal to or greater than in order to use that RLI. Also, check the RLI for more than one entry and verify that the FRL is set the same for both entries.

Using all of the info above, you will be able to determine which phone can dial where.

Your original post mentioned TGAR. The TGAR of the set is in relation to the TARG of the route. In this case, if the two match, you will not have access to that route. Something a little different, but still may come into play. Please post if need more info......

wolfi

If you need Know Ncos , print LD 49
Req prt
type Fcr

and then you know , what dial each Ncos

rhack

In response:
I downloaded the instructions for the parser and am not clear on the first step
Step 1 Connect to Meridian PBX and download all pertinent data to perform survey.

1.) LD 86 - ESN, DGT (DMI's) & RLB (RLI's)
2.) LD 87 - NCTL (NCOS), All CDP (DSC, LSC,TSC)
3.) LD 88 - AUB (Authorization code block)
4.) LD 90 - In both AC1 & AC2 (SPN, NXX, NPA)
Do I just do a capture of all this data to 1 capture file through ProComm?
Are the items in brackets separate downloads?

Use only 1 capture file. Open your capture, and go into each load successivly, and print each type of data.

For example:
LD 86
REQ PRT
TYPE ESN
...
REQ PRT
TYPE DGT
DGT <hit enter to capture all DGT>

REQ PRT
TYPE RLB
RLB <hit enter for all RLI's>

REQ END

etc.. for each load.