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Avaya command to find stations that are "Out Of Service" ?

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GoFlyers

GoFlyers

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Mar 13, 2008
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Is there a command available through ASA ( Avaya Site Administration ) that would identify ALL stations in the switch that are in an "Out Of Service" condition ? These are stations that are programmed on the switch, but that are not currently logged in on the network. This occurs when employees leave the company and their extensions are not removed from the system.

Thanks for your help.
 
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You should be able to find that info out via disp alarms. IP Stations programmed but not logged in generate warnings.

SJF
 
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