Command for Object Assigment

[Ratster]

Can someone please tell me what the command is to find out what type of object is assigned to a phantom type extension?

For example when you type in the command disp sta XXXX. The extension exists, but assigned to a different object. The object could be a hunt group, ethernet link, etc. I forgot what the command is to further dig into these extension numbers.

Thanks

 

[BIS]

list usage extension XXXX ?

 

[skara]

list extension-type xxxx

 

[dufus2506]

If you wish to see a range of extension types try this:

list ext <start-ext-range> count <how-many>

So if you wanted to see the extension types of the 100 extensions that follow extension 2000, type:

list ext 2000 count 100


Carpe dialem! (Seize the line!)

 

[Ratster]

I used the list extension-type XXXX command. That was the one I was looking for.

Now I want to modify the device which is an ethernet link to the Intuity. I know that cha sta XXXX will not allow me to modify the device due to the fact it is a different object.

Any ideas?

Thanks all for your replies

 

[dufus2506]

If you type any command, (like change or list or display...) and then press the 'help' key, the system will list the available objects.

If you continue any command line like 'list measurements' and press the 'help' key, the system will continue to tell you the options you may enter after your object.

With practice, you will learn the command structure simply pressing the 'help' key. As long as you don't make any changes and press the 'enter' key, you can look around at just about anything. It's a good way to learn the systems commands.

Carpe dialem! (Seize the line!)

 

[orypecos]

U might have to busy the link to the Intuity to be able to change the extention(the data module?? I am assuming). And of course that will disable the INtuity from taking any calls.

Da-vi'do

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[nohuhu]

Ratster,

the device which is an ethernet link to intuity is c-lan board. for it to function, you need to create or change data-module. so if you know an extension number for this module, type change data-module xxxx and have fun. note that this data module enables c-lan to function at all, it has no specific relation to intuity. it only provides a medium for processor link to work. if you'll explain your problem in more detail, it will be useful to decide how to help you.