smoom

Only the cards.

Palu

10x, man.
The problem is that I have two 2000IPS: one is CP24-C and one is CP24-A. On the last one I can see the Caller ID , but on the first one ...only DDD. The settings are the same (same .ofd file) and I'm using the same CO trunk (same wire). The firmware on the CP24-C is newer than CP24-A, so...it's kinda weird.

R4+Z

Without checking it is always possible that different processors use different memory areas. Are you sure no data conversion is required?

I once did a software upgrade where no conversion was indicated only to find that no PHS phones worked but after a conversion was done everything was fine!

Palu

I have the same result when I use B load and script, so it's not a conversion issue. Anyway, 10x for suggestions. I'll post the answer, ...if I'll find one .

AbuSuhail

What are the configuration diferences between the two pbxs,other than the CPU card??

smoom

A couple of more questions for you, what generic is each switch running? to find this look at the MAtworx bar it shows which rev you have across the top when you are connected.

What type of 4RST are you using?
Have you tried assigning a F5010 key to a dterm and see if the CAller ID is there?


Have you checked your commands

3537 > RT# >> 0
35129 > RT# >> 0
09 > 52 >> 0
050 > AP# >> 08
0604 > MF# >> AP#
08 > 472 >> 0
312 > Ap No. >> 3
08 > 537 > 0 to keep info on screen
Check 15136 > SRC Class # >> 0=number 1=name

3800 Series software
Check 15400, 15136, 15215

Palu

Guys,

thank you for your help.
It seems that was a firmware problem, because after the upgrade I got a nice surprise ...Caller ID on my phone.

AbuSuhail

Hi Palu,
Nice to know that your pbx upgrade ended with the calling number displayed on your phone.
But for the sake of exchanging information about technical issues: Could you tell me and others what was your "old" format? and to what version it was upgraded?
AbuSuhail