CPU 2000IPS with TDM: 512port

[gema5213]

Need CPU NEC 2000IPS with TDM Port : 512 port
( PN-CP24B or PN-CP24C, PN-CP24D and PN-CP27 )
If you want to sell it, Please let me know...
Thanks

 

[OzzieGeorge]

Being in Oz I only know second hand dealers over here but if you can't find one near you, Westcoast phones in Morley Western Australia or Silver communications in Melbourne Victoria. Both have web sites.

http://www.westcoastphones.com.au/

http://www.silvercom.com.au/

 

[gema5213]

Thanks OZ,
I have another problem, I installed wrong Additional 128 port License in PN-CP24B, how to delete without erase the Basic License ?
Thanks

 

[OzzieGeorge]

Interesting, I've never had that problem. Perhaps Belvedere will be able to answer. Might be best to post it as a separate question.

 

[gema5213]

Ozzie,
Do you have used FD Additional License 256port or 512 port for 2000 IPS ?

 

[OzzieGeorge]

Sorry, no but it may be possible to get new licenses.

 

[belevedere]

I believe that F8A allows you to remove a license (don't bother looking for information on it, it's not documented). You need to verify the serial number snd note which order it was installed. Most likely the last one listed. Select it then do a CCC to delete it. If you did not get a new IVR registration number when it was added then it should not be an issue. However if you got a new registration number with the addition of the license then you will need to revert back to the previous IVR registration number. Of course this pertains to North American systems.
Every time you add a license you get a new registration number (F83). So when you remove a license you need to do the same thing. Since the previous software serial numbers are the same as before, you can go back to a previous registration number, or reload all licenses. NEC most likely does not have the IVR server on line any more, so you may be out of luck with this entire process.

 

[gema5213]

@ Belevedere,
Thanks for the info, i will try tommorow

 

[neax]

I have a CPU (CP24-D) and all the latest software available for it. Are you in the U.S.?

 

[gema5213]

@neax...
I'm in Singapore

 

[OzzieGeorge]

West Coast phones would be closest then, 5 Hr plane trip , I'm sure they would put it on a plane for you if you get desperate! I'm based in WA if I can help but I am on holiday in Bali at the moment.