CS1K, list unequipped TN's?

[CSPharma]

Hi everyone,

I have been finding solutions in this forums for a few years, this is definitely the place to go to get good answers!

I was not able to find a straightforward answer to a question I have about listing unused TN's though.

By unused, I don't mean available TN's, I mean TN's we have set up for 1140E phones (IP obviously) where no set is equipped anymore.

My goal would be to OUT those TN's to free up some licenses. Though we do have a few licenses left, I'd like to do a cleanup before I consider buying more.

Is there any command I can use to find the unequipped TN's in a virtual loop? I'm certain there is but I just can't find the answer anywhere.

Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[hawks]

You can try LDIS xx xx xx (loop shelf card)

It will list any Disabled units assigned to that card, it works on digital just not sure about IP but it's worth a try.

 

[allenmac]

Go to LD 117 and enter 'stat iset all' (I don't remember which release introduced this command).

This will list all of the IP phones that are currently registered (or were registered recently).

Now go to LD 20 and enter 'stat l s c' for each virtual card in your virtual loops.

Comparing these two sets of results will allow you to see which programmed virtual TNs are not in use.

 

[lgjc]

Not sure what release you have but this is a sample from Rls5.00.
You have to go to Element Manager and under tools select Logs and reports. Under that you can choose IP phone location. It will show all your IP sets. If they show UNREG they are not on line. If they show REG they are working sets.

IP Phones Found (2816)
Refresh

Entry # Terminal Number Prime DN Type State Hardware ID Public IP ERL ECL Location Description Manual Update Need Update Private IP
1 216 0 8 31 6394 2033 UNREG 350004f2e9282d7010 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
2 204 0 13 13 3621 2002P2 UNREG 180019e1e5088c6602 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
3 208 0 4 13 3056 2004P2 UNREG 1800196983b49d6602 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
4 216 0 6 10 6426 2002P2 UNREG 180019e1e501d56602 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
5 216 0 5 31 4211 2002P2 UNREG 180019e1e4feca6602 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
6 204 0 14 22 4535 2002P2 UNREG 180019e1e6d0da6602 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
7 204 0 7 17 4097 2002P2 UNREG 180019e1e6c9cb6602 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
8 200 0 10 18 6020072 2002P2 UNREG 180019e1e6d82c6602 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
9 216 0 0 18 7987 2002P2 UNREG 180019e1e6d7fc6602 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
10 200 0 10 13 6020067 2002P2 UNREG 18001ecafb37e76602 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
11 212 0 12 25 5610 2002P2 UNREG 18001ecafb82cb6602 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
12 200 0 0 6 3435 2050PC UNREG 1200215c2656c76606 0.0.0.0:0 0 0 NO NO
13 212 0 14 31 6210 2033 REG 350004f2e5387b7010


This looks a little jumbled because of the way it copied but the view will show properly in EM.

 

[nessman]

What allenmac said. But... only works in rel 5 or higher.

 

[lgjc]

The report in EM shows you at a glance what is registered and what isn't. When you stat a virtual card I don't beleive it shows what's registered and what isn't.

 

[trvlr1]

EM and LD 117 "stat iset all" are the same.

 

[CSPharma]

Thanks a lot everyone! Got what I was looking for! The only pain is all those sets that are monitored giving a SCH8783 but I was able to do a little cleanup.

Much appreciated!

 

[nessman]

For those on 4.5 or earlier... just telnet into your SigServer... it's a similar command (do a ? at the prompt and you'll get there).

 

[bhassell2000]

I am no expert, but the fiber rings let all of the shelves in a group talk to each other and the CNI lets the groups talk to the core and the cores talk to each other

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