Command sequences!!!! 1

[papic]

Does anyone know where to find command sequences for activating/deactivating different kind of features? Those would be part of every user manual but I have not find anywhere. For example command sequences for security code changing. Fortunately I’ve found that sequence should be <fac><old password>#<new password>#<new password>#!!!
What about activating other features?

 

[n00benduser]

do a &quot;change feature-access-code&quot;. This will allow you to view the commands for the different features....if you don't like them you can change them...the security code for a specific station can be changed by doing a change station XXXX.

n00b

 

[papic]

Thank you for your answer but you partly understand me. My question concerned about whole command sequence not only about FAC. I know how and where I can change different features codes but I don’t know combination, better say sequence of data for activating/deactivating features.
I hope that I am this time more explicit about this issue.

 

[marcell55]

Actually, I'd like to know if anyone finds the answer to this as well. Most customer's have these type of questions often, and it would save me a lot of time if I could give them a manual. Usually you just have to fiddle with it until it works properly.

 

[mikeydidit]

I haven’t ever found anything that was just “do this” even through the AT&T days. They did have an Implementation manual and feature description manual that between the two you could figure out what needed to be done. I did a search on the Avaya technical database and found bits and pieces that may help. Of course this will very from one software release to another.

http://esearch.avaya.com/indexsupport.asp?SITE=SUPPORT&SCOPE=&querytext=feature+discriptions+g3r+v8

This may help get you in the right direction anyway.


Mikey

 

[Bobg1]

Once upon a time at&t had a software program called
Voice Terminal Guide Builder. It was quite nice, you could customize the instructions to give to the users.

 

[SF0751]

The software still exists; it's now called GuideBuilder and is available at

http://tinyurl.com/v1cs.

Susan
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