CANCEL INTERNAL FOLLOW ME BY MML COMMAND

[rinop]

HI GUYS,
can you help me about is possible from MML command to cancel a follow me from digital or analogic phone ?
I know that is possible only by digiting #21# on phone, it's true?
I'm in BC11SP12 market: Italy.

Tks in advance

 

[doktor]

GEPEIIR=xxxx,PROC=B21B;

///doktor

 

[rinop]

<GEPEI:DIR=2921,PROC=B21B;
NOT ACCEPTED
DIR=2921 
NOT GENERIC EXTENSION
<

 

[doktor]

Yes, it is only working with generic extensions.
I heard that other commands would work, but can't remember which.
You can always monitor the analogue and system phones from Application Link and set feature codes from here.
But you will need a server runnong Appliction Link and relevant licenses.

///doktor

 

[rinop]

basically you can do with a phone directly on the card or on the telephone line.
tks doktor, I was hoping there was a command that does not know.

 

[parnum]

End and reinitiate any extension to remove a soft divert

Best parnum

 

[doktor]

Well, it is possible by means of commands.

Check this thread, where an example is given how to to do *23* absence codes from MML commands SGXXX and FTSAS.
thread806-933520


///doktor

 

[doktor]

To find more search (forum search) for FTSAS.

///doktor

 

[rinop]

In the Alex v. 4.2 i have not found this mml command.
In winfiol 5.2, the mml command FTSAS works but i do not know the parameters required

<FTSAS;
NOT ACCEPTED
MISSING PARAMETER
SIGAR

Can you give me this information?

 

[doktor]

FTSAS and FTSSI have been replaced by SGSAI and SGSSI. The parameters are modified.
However, the FTSAS command still work and you can see what you've entered with the command SGSAP. Then you can adapt you SGSAI command compare to the FTSAS


///doktor

 

[rinop]

you are a legend, doctor.

many many thanks.

 

[fcpli]

Just FYI:

Instead of using the bunch of SGASAI commands, SACOS is also an option (even if it is more sensitive about mistakes):
1) Print out SUSIP of that extension (no matter if it is EX, KS, GE, IP whatever:

susip:dir=2956

DIR TYPE TRAFFIC STATE/PTR LINE STATE/PTR DIV STATE ADD INFO
2956 DTS IDLE #027B FREE #0384 FME DIV=2900
ODN1:IDLE
ODN2:IDLE
ODN3:IDLE

The pointer on the right side is the DER pointer. sacop this pointer in the relevant LIM:

sacop:unit=der,lim=1,dsoff=17&&1c,filno=1,point=384;
POINT RELOFF DSOFF ADDRESS DATA ISO
0384 0017 00018E86 08 .
0384 0018 00018E87 92 .
0384 0019 00018E88 00 .
0384 001A 00018E89 FF .
0384 001B 00018E8A FF .
0384 001C 00018E8B FF .
END

Here in DSOFF 17 you'll see value 08, which means FME. If there are some other diversions, ss NAN, BSY, DIR etc., the value is something else. Just deduct (reduce) 08 from any value found here. E.g. BSY, NAN, FME shows 0E, so 0E - 08 is 06, I suppose.....
In the example here there is only FME, so with sacos:unit=der,lim=1,dsoff=17,filno=1,point=384,data=0; everything is cleared. If you also want to clear the old data (not necessary) from the FME numbers, just sacos:unit=der,lim=1,dsoff=18,filno=1,point=384,data=ff&ff&ff;

<susip:dir=2956;

DIR TYPE TRAFFIC STATE/PTR LINE STATE/PTR DIV STATE ADD INFO
2956 DTS IDLE #027B FREE #0384
ODN1:IDLE
ODN2:IDLE
ODN3:IDLE

So, here you need 3 commands instead of 10....

Note that this is for BC11, newer versions have different DSOFF values.


fcpli

 

[rinop]

WOW !!!
You're
G R E A T E S T

It's that i want !
Many many thanks!