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dgsmith80

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Hello,

I was after some help with commands on the Ericsson, I am a Realitis trained engineer, but I have recently taken over the support of 4 or 5 sites running Ericsson.

I have been asked to find out how many digital lines we have available at one of the sites, and how to change the time. I used ALEX to find the command for changing time and date, that has worked fine, but I can't seem to figure out how to list extensions, and how to determine which is Analogue and which is Digital etc.

Any help suggestions welcome.

Thanks
Dave
 
Simplest way to do it is to use command:
SYECP;

With this command you get a overview of the the system.
Broken down to amount of: Analouge, digital etc....

Mpe
 
If you want to know available capacity WRT licenses use command: LIDAP;

If you want to know how many available ports there are for digital or analog phones:

SYEVP:TYPE=EL6; for analog
SYEVP:TYPE=KL1; for digital

If you want to know how many directory numbers you have available: SUVIP:NUMTYP=EX;

If you want to know how many of each type you have already assigned in the system: SYECP;

Good luck,

Dave Strang

 

Thanks for those commands guys, but I am not too sure how to read the output...

SYECP;

SYSTEM EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION

INITIATED LINE INDIVIDUALS IN THE SYSTEM

INTERNAL LINES: ANALOG
DIGITAL 50
CAS
POTS
ITS
OPERATOR 1
DATA
DUAL

PUBLIC LINES: ANALOGUE 1
DIGITAL 30
ISDN S0
ISDN S2M

PRIVATE LINES: ANALOGUE
DIGITAL
APNSS
DPNSS
ISDN S0
ISDN S2M

<syevp:type=el6;
SYSTEM EQUIPMENT VACANCIES

EQU BOARDID
001-0-62-08 87
001-0-62-09 87
001-0-62-10 87
001-0-62-11 87
001-0-62-12 87
001-0-62-13 87
001-0-62-14 87

<SYEVP:TYPE=KL1;
SYSTEM EQUIPMENT VACANCIES

EQU BOARDID
001-1-60-03 31
001-1-60-05 31
001-1-60-06 31
001-1-60-07 31
001-0-12-04 59


So how many digital extensions do I have spare?
 
Dave,

BPOS=

1-0-60. ONE CARD, has up to 16 ports on it

EQU=

1-0-60-00. ONE PORT or equipment positions

in the print out,

every EQU is a SPARE/UNUSED equipment/port position
or in ISDX speak PAD
 

Thank you Pawshman, that is excellent. Being an old Realitis user it is similar in the extension card usage of the card shelf ID then the port on that card being the channel.

So from my post I have 7 digital channels, and 5 analogue channels.

Now all I need to figure out is how to list the physical extension numbers that are spare, and how to assign an extension to a channel.
 
suvip:numtyp=ex,format=list;
will provide a list of all your free, unused extension numbers.

ksexi:dir=xxxx,equ=x-x-xx-xx,cat=x,itype=xx;
is used to assign a new digital extension, where
equ is your free digital equipment
cat is the common category code,
itype is a code for the type of telephone you use, i.e. itype=19 is used for a Vox Dialog 3212

extei:dir=xxxx,equ=x-x-xx-xx,cat=x,type=el6;
is used to assign an new analogue extension, where
equ is your free analogue equipment
cat is the common category code
type=el6 is used to define it's a analogue extension

 
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