Find built but unused TN's

[jgeisler1]

I am quickly running out of usable TN's. Is there any way to Stat a TN to show when the last time it was used, instead of just a Stat to see if it's Idle or Busy? I know there are TN's in our system that are built and punched down, but not actually making it to a wall termination for use. (if that made sense to anyone)

 

[KCFLHRC]

Digital or analog? Analog, no way to find this out. Digital, yes, by running LD 30 Lopo All command and looking for disabled sets with LDIS command

 

[KCFLHRC]

Sorry, command is Loop All, Not Lopo, no way to edit on this forum I guess.

 

[jgeisler1]

Alright, I did this.

ld 30
NWS000
.loop all

PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002

PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 18 DATA: 00000002
PRI264 DCH: 19 DATA: 00000002
NWS501 8 0 8 : -0

NWS401 8 0 9 : -1 -8

NWS501 8 0 11 : -14

NWS301 20 0 : -3 -4 -9 -11

.
NWS301 24 0 : -9 -13 -15

NWS401 24 1 2 : -0 -1 -15

NWS501 24 1 3 : -8

NWS501 24 1 5 : -15

NWS501 24 1 6 : -8

NWS501 24 1 13 : -4

NWS501 24 1 14 : -8

NWS501 24 1 15 : -0


Is there a difference in meaning from the NWS301/401/501?

 

[KCFLHRC]

Now all you have to do is stat those TN's and they should be disabled if there is no phone plugged into it.

 

[jgeisler1]

I did a stat on all those individual TN's and all buy one came up as IDLE. The one that wasn't idle was BUSY. I just got confused again.

 

[KCFLHRC]

You could to try and IDU the set and see if there is anything out there. Ld 32, IDU l s c u

 

[jgeisler1]

I tried the IDU in 32 and got the following code: NPR503. Any idea what it means?

 

[KCFLHRC]

Yep, it means it doesn't see a phone out there

NPR0503 Response timeout from IDU (2 seconds).
Action:
Severity: Minor. Critical to Monitor: No. SNMP trap: No