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I gleaned it from the admin guide with extreme difficulty. Those guys don't think straight.

I believe this is a router issue more than a CLAN issue. The network will try and reroute around a bad router if at all possible. Have the network guys deny the CLAN IP on the other routers, or physically connect to a dedicated port on the router.

Here's what happens in my switches: you are in switch 'C' and dial 47488 UDP says 'that's on ENPNode 7' ENPCode says 4x984 So now I'm 9847488 Node Routing Node 7 says Route Pat 2 Route Pat 2 says 'go out trunk group 113 and insert '133'' so now I'm 1339847488 Switch 'U' gets 1339847488 and...

in AUDIX on page 2 for subscriber 506, under PERMISSIONS Type: bulletin-board The callers will hear the greeting and have no chance to leave a message.

...is there a way to flag something in the station to give an ID? If this question is for after you look in the CDR and find the offending station then, yes. On the second page of the 'ch st xxxxx' form make sure that Per Station CPN - Send Calling Number? y is set.

Calls that come into your switch and are rerouted without any human intervention are tandem calls. This can be caused by routing through an IVR, VDN, AUDIX, or by piracy if you don't have everything locked down for trunk to trunk transfers.

Here's an excerpt from the manual that may help. 1. Determine feature port assignment from Feature-Related System Parameters Form. (ch sys f) 2. Install the music source per the manufacturer’s instructions. 3. Connect a cable from the assigned port carrier slot to J1 on the 909A/B. A wiring...

Just to be sure I tried both O and 0, no go. So maybe I should see if I can dig up a Procomm license, huh?

\r gives me the same response as ^M or carriage return. thanks

I'm trying to write a script in Terranova to run mass changes that DSA/ASA doesn't cover. (change UDP ...) This line runs to the point I need to press the F3 key. SEND "ch ud 47488 ^Mu ^M964 (press the F3 'enter' key)" The \027SB line from the keyboard file doesn't work, neither...