Alternative for TM3

[Champino]

Hello together,

we work with a coutry wide phone system With CS1000 and several Brachoffices. We have a TM3 , but we look for a alternative that we can administrate CDN's, ACD's and DSC and all things from one tool, it should be a tool where it is possible for the users in the BO change their Names only from the BO side, because in TM if you change the things in the BO it does not transfer it to the MO so you must change it in the MO to and there you can see all phones. Have somebody heard something from a developer partner or from Nortel that such tool exists ?

thanks Lars

 

[johnpoole]

yep, it's called command line.. works like a champ.. only problem is that it's a lot faster then tm

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[Champino]

I know that i can program every thing over the command line interface, but i must log into MO and BO to make a change. It is not a problem for me , but my colleagues want do the changes on one tool and the tool should do the rest.

 

[acewarlock]

I don't think there is any thing like that.




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[resorttech12]

Would Element Manager work for you? It's basically a GUI for the switch, and you can make a virtual terminal to the switch and use it as a CLI terminal.
I know that a lot of people don't like it or use it, but I have encountered very few problems with it.
Works especially well if you have one switch as the main node that all others connect to.

mk

 

[Champino]

@resorttech12
thank you for your response.
Yes we use the Elementmanager to and the virtual Terminals, but is the same like with the cli we must login in in MO and BO to do the changes and the changes where not monitored.

Has someone experience with the software called "MerAssistant"

http://www.callaccountingsoftware.com/gallery/MA2.html

It looks like a tool what is based on a access database.

thanks Lars