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Auth Codes After Hours

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fred8677

MIS
Mar 18, 2002
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Hello all.
I've been tasked with setting up authorizatioin codes for our company for after hours M-F(6 pm - 6 am) and all day Saturday and Sunday.

I believe the configuration order is AUB, SAR, then AUT. Then change the TNs.

I need help with the SAR.

The NTPs are not very helpfull. I think I set up the AUB correctly. Here it is:

REQ prt
TYPE aub
CUST
AUD000
0
SPWD

CUST 00
ALEN 09
ACDR YES
AUTHCOD_ALRM OFF
RANR X
ACLE NO
BRST 03
RTRY NO
AUTO NO

CLAS COS TGAR NCOS CLAS COS TGAR NCOS CLAS COS TGAR NCOS

000 CTD 01 00 001 CTD 01 00 002 CTD 01 00
003 CTD 01 03 004 CTD 01 00 005 CTD 01 00
006 CTD 01 00 007 CTD 01 00 008 CTD 01 00
009 CTD 01 00 010 CTD 01 00 011 CTD 01 00
012 CTD 01 00 013 CTD 01 00 014 CTD 01 00
015 CTD 01 00 016 CTD 01 00 017 CTD 01 00
018 CTD 01 00 019 CTD 01 00 020 CTD 01 00
021 CTD 01 00 022 CTD 01 00 023 CTD 01 00
024 CTD 01 00 025 CTD 01 00 026 CTD 01 00
027 CTD 01 00 028 CTD 01 00 029 CTD 01 00
030 CTD 01 00 031 CTD 01 00 032 CTD 01 00
033 CTD 01 00 034 CTD 01 00 035 CTD 01 00
036 CTD 01 00 037 CTD 01 00 038 CTD 01 00
039 CTD 01 00 040 CTD 01 00 041 CTD 01 00
042 CTD 01 00 043 CTD 01 00 044 CTD 01 00
045 CTD 01 00 046 CTD 01 00 047 CTD 01 00
048 CTD 01 00 049 CTD 01 00 050 CTD 01 00
051 CTD 01 00 052 CTD 01 00 053 CTD 01 00
054 CTD 01 00 055 CTD 01 00 056 CTD 01 00
057 CTD 01 00 058 CTD 01 00 059 CTD 01 00
060 CTD 01 00 061 CTD 01 00 062 CTD 01 00
063 CTD 01 00 064 CTD 01 00 065 CTD 01 00
066 CTD 01 00 067 CTD 01 00 068 CTD 01 00
069 CTD 01 00 070 CTD 01 00 071 CTD 01 00
072 CTD 01 00 073 CTD 01 00 074 CTD 01 00
075 CTD 01 00 076 CTD 01 00 077 CTD 01 00
078 CTD 01 00 079 CTD 01 00 080 CTD 01 00
081 CTD 01 00 082 CTD 01 00 083 CTD 01 00
084 CTD 01 00 085 CTD 01 00 086 CTD 01 00
087 CTD 01 00 088 CTD 01 00 089 CTD 01 00
090 CTD 01 00 091 CTD 01 00 092 CTD 01 00
093 CTD 01 00 094 CTD 01 00 095 CTD 01 00
096 CTD 01 00 097 CTD 01 00 098 CTD 01 00
099 CTD 01 00 100 CTD 01 00 101 CTD 01 00
102 CTD 01 00 103 CTD 01 00 104 CTD 01 00
105 CTD 01 00 106 CTD 01 00 107 CTD 01 00
108 CTD 01 00 109 CTD 01 00 110 CTD 01 00
111 CTD 01 00 112 CTD 01 00 113 CTD 01 00
114 CTD 01 00 115 CTD 01 00


Thanks in advance for any help.....
 
I did alot of hair pulling setting this up also. This is a prt of what I ended up with. If you look I have 3 SAR groups. If you read grp1 goes 11:00p to 6:30a, grp2 8:45p to 5:45a and grp3 8:45p to 7:45a. You have to do it in more than one OFFP because the start time can not be a higher number than the stop time. During thease time I restricted the phones to CLS FR1, normaly they are CTD. This restsrics them to in-house and tie lines only. You have to put the SAR number in the progaming of the phone at SGRP.

REQ PRT

TYPE AUB

CUST 0

SPWD

CUST 00
ALEN 04
ACDR NO
AUTHCOD_ALRM OFF
RANR X
ACLE NO
BRST 05
RTRY YES
RAN2 X
AUTO NO

CLAS COS TGAR NCOS CLAS COS TGAR NCOS CLAS COS TGAR NCOS

000 CTD 01 05 001 CTD 01 05 002 CTD 01 00
003 CTD 01 00 004 CTD 01 00 005 CTD 01 00
006 CTD 01 00 007 CTD 01 00 008 CTD 01 00
009 CTD 01 00 010 CTD 01 00 011 CTD 01 00
012 CTD 01 00 013 CTD 01 00 014 CTD 01 00
015 CTD 01 00 016 CTD 01 00 017 CTD 01 00
018 CTD 01 00 019 CTD 01 00 020 CTD 01 00
021 CTD 01 00 022 CTD 01 00 023 CTD 01 00
024 CTD 01 00 025 CTD 01 00 026 CTD 01 00
027 CTD 01 00 028 CTD 01 00 029 CTD 01 00
030 CTD 01 00 031 CTD 01 00 032 CTD 01 00
033 CTD 01 00 034 CTD 01 00 035 CTD 01 00
036 CTD 01 00 037 CTD 01 00 038 CTD 01 00
039 CTD 01 00 040 CTD 01 00 041 CTD 01 00
042 CTD 01 00 043 CTD 01 00 044 CTD 01 00
045 CTD 01 00 046 CTD 01 00 047 CTD 01 00
048 CTD 01 00 049 CTD 01 00 050 CTD 01 00
051 CTD 01 00 052 CTD 01 00 053 CTD 01 00
054 CTD 01 00 055 CTD 01 00 056 CTD 01 00
057 CTD 01 00 058 CTD 01 00 059 CTD 01 00
060 CTD 01 00 061 CTD 01 00 062 CTD 01 00
063 CTD 01 00 064 CTD 01 00 065 CTD 01 00
066 CTD 01 00 067 CTD 01 00 068 CTD 01 00
069 CTD 01 00 070 CTD 01 00 071 CTD 01 00
072 CTD 01 00 073 CTD 01 00 074 CTD 01 00
075 CTD 01 00 076 CTD 01 00 077 CTD 01 00
078 CTD 01 00 079 CTD 01 00 080 CTD 01 00
081 CTD 01 00 082 CTD 01 00 083 CTD 01 00
084 CTD 01 00 085 CTD 01 00 086 CTD 01 00
087 CTD 01 00 088 CTD 01 00 089 CTD 01 00
090 CTD 01 00 091 CTD 01 00 092 CTD 01 00
093 CTD 01 00 094 CTD 01 00 095 CTD 01 00
096 CTD 01 00 097 CTD 01 00 098 CTD 01 00
099 CTD 01 00 100 CTD 01 00 101 CTD 01 00
102 CTD 01 00 103 CTD 01 00 104 CTD 01 00
105 CTD 01 00 106 CTD 01 00 107 CTD 01 00
108 CTD 01 00 109 CTD 01 00 110 CTD 01 00
111 CTD 01 00 112 CTD 01 00 113 CTD 01 00
114 CTD 01 00 115 CTD 01 00



REQ PRT
TYPE AUT
CUST 0
SPWD
CODE
CODE x xxx CLAS 001

REQ PRT
TYPE SAR
CUST 0
SPWD
TEN
SGRP

SGRP 001
SCDR NO
OFFP 1
STAR 23 00
STOP 23 59
DAYS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
COS FR1
TGAR 01
NCOS 01
OFFP 2
STAR 00 00
STOP 06 30
DAYS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
COS FR1
TGAR 01
NCOS 01
ICR NO
LOCK 1

SGRP 002
SCDR NO
OFFP 1
STAR 20 45
STOP 23 59
DAYS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
COS FR1
TGAR 01
NCOS 01
OFFP 2
STAR 00 01
STOP 05 15
DAYS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
COS FR1
TGAR 01
NCOS 01
ICR NO
LOCK 1

SGRP 003
SCDR NO
OFFP 1
STAR 20 45
STOP 23 59
DAYS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
COS FR1
TGAR 01
NCOS 01
OFFP 2
STAR 00 01
STOP 07 45
DAYS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
COS FR1
TGAR 01
NCOS 01
ICR NO
LOCK 1

The XXXX is my password that I can use to bypass the restriction on the phone.
Hope this helps. It took me a couple of days of trial and swearing before I got it.
 
svhtech,
Thanks for the info. I made some progress but another project took priority for the last couple of weeks. I was able to program a schedule that covers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 but not sure what days of the week they actually cover. Does 1=Sunday, 2=Monday, etc.?

My biggest problem is that I can't test any of this myself. I'm doing this remotely from 400 miles away and having someone else test it for me. I set him up with an auth code of 555555555 (9 fives) but I can't seem to get it to work.

How can I find out the code to have him enter during the time that the SAR is blocking him?

Thanks again for any help.
 
Why such a long auth code ? You need to dial your SPRE code (#1)?, before the auth code. 1 is Sunday

 
The auth code will be people's 9-digit SSN (not my policy). I printed my CDB from LD 21 to get the SPRE;

DGRP 50
IRNG NO
PKND 1
SPRE 11 (Is this the code they should dial?)
PREO 0
BPSS NO

I also printed LD 57 FFC:

REQ prt
TYPE ffc
CUST 0
CODE auth
CUST 00
FFCT YES
AUTH **57 (or is this the code they should dial?)

I had him dial "11" and he gets a busy signal.

Sorry, I've never used auth codes on this PBX. I'm not even sure the order they should be dialing after hours. For example, do they just dial the number as usual, then the system gives them a tone in anticipation of the auth code?

Or do they have to know that it's 6 PM so they need to dial the SPRE code first then their auth code, then the number?

Thanks.....
 
Sorry, I gave you the wrong codes. The factory default for FFC AUTH is SPREE+6. But it looks like yours was changed to **57. So you would have to dial 11**57 then the 9 digit code. Thats 15 digits just to get dial tone !! Why don't you change you AUTH to one digit. They're pretty free with SSN's. Haven't you heard of Identity theft ?
 
I'll test this out tomorrow and let you know how it works. As far as the codes, I've tried to convince our Telecom Manager that using SSN is not a great idea. He won't budge. I guess he feels that nobody will share this code.
 
If you use Spree code 11 - you would dial 11,6,auth-code,hear dial tone, dial 9+number (assuming you use 9 for bars access)

If ussing FFC Code **57 - you would dial **57,auth-code,hear dial tone, dial 9+number (assuming you use 9 for bars access)
 
ssn is a real bad idea, anyone could steal all the numbers and cause much hate and discontent. if you do get hacked, no need to give away the bank.. just a shock to hear anyone do that.
 
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