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I currently have a bad analog port on my PBX. I know there are available analog ports, but I do not know how to switch from the bad analog port to a good one. Please help!!
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changing ports on pbx (Meridian 1 option 61c)
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1st How do you know which port is bad? I
s this a Trunk or a Line Port.
If its a line or telephone port.. YOu need to have the TN of the problem port.
Once you have that, if I was you I would disable it in Ld 32.
then print out an availble port in LD 20
LD 32
DISU "TN" (i.e. DISU 12 00 00 00)
That will disable the port..
Then find an available one in Ld 20:
REQ: LUU
TYPE: 500
TN (Enter through until it autoscrolls)
Once you have a new TN = Rebuild it as the analog port.
Hope that Helps: You can also go here for FAQ's on Meridian Programming:
Look under Nortel Programming FAQ's
Good Luck -=Rick Cruz=-
s this a Trunk or a Line Port.
If its a line or telephone port.. YOu need to have the TN of the problem port.
Once you have that, if I was you I would disable it in Ld 32.
then print out an availble port in LD 20
LD 32
DISU "TN" (i.e. DISU 12 00 00 00)
That will disable the port..
Then find an available one in Ld 20:
REQ: LUU
TYPE: 500
TN (Enter through until it autoscrolls)
Once you have a new TN = Rebuild it as the analog port.
Hope that Helps: You can also go here for FAQ's on Meridian Programming:
Look under Nortel Programming FAQ's
Good Luck -=Rick Cruz=-
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