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Sorry, Its is the second link under phone guides "Meridian Console user guide"

Try this link, http://www.longman.ca/telecom/Nortel-Docs/nortel_docs.html The first link under phone guides should give you the information you need, hope this helps, have a good one.

I have an old option 11 on rls 18, the system has meridian max installed, its a mini max in slots 18,19 and 20. My question is that I do not believe that MTE is enabled on this system and im not sure how to pull reports or setup loggin ids and so on, all the max systems I have worked on in the...

I used to work for NextiraOne and I know how thy work, they will just replace a few cards in hopes that the problem will fix itself, Verizon will only test to there smart jack, what you have to take into consideration is the connection from your smartjack to your CSU and from your CSU to your...

I currently have an option 81c running rls 23, I have the need to upgrade my acd from 500 to 1000 but im being told that Release 23 is retired from Nortel and that I would have to upgrade my PBX to Succession Release 3.0, does anybody know what all is involved in upgrading as far as new...

I have an old meridian option 11 on rls 18, I’m trying to place it back in service but having problems producing dial tone. I have installed the cpu/conf card in slot 0, DTR card in slot 1, slots 2 3 4 have t-1 cards and the rest are digital, analog and universal cards, when I stat my dtr card...

I have an option 81c, when I go to LD 137 and STAT ELNK it states that elnk in enabled and gives me the IP addresses, also if I STAT IOP it is also showing enabled, my question is what is ELNK used for and does this mean that my pbx is on the network and I should be able to access the switch...

I’m trying to get some information on Meridian Max, I have Meridian Max 8 with a 1000 users and I’m being told by my vendor that this platform will no longer be supported by Nortel and that I will have to upgrade to symposium, I have worked with symposium and don't really feel that is worth the...

You can check to see if someone else is logged into another tty port, log into the system and at the prompt > type "who" and return (>who), this will tell you what tty ports are active and what loads they may be on. Hope this helps. nortelpbxman