How to change DID's?

[PyrotechAC]

Pardon my ignorance. I'm a little new on the Nortel's but do pretty good on Avaya's and Panasonic's. I have a few ?'s.

How does one change a given DID associated with a TN?

Is there a gui programming tool?

How do I tell which switch I have? I have three cabinets which have a model number of: NTAK11BD on the inside.

How do I change the CLIP for a given station? Let's say I wanted to send out a specified number that doesn't have anything to do with the DID?

Thanks in advance for any help!

 

[srmega41]

Wow. I guess you have a few things to discover. Good luck in your introduction to Nortel. Here is what I can tell you:

DID changed is like this in Overlay 11:

 LD 11 (enter)
REQ  CHG
TYPE 2XXX, OR 39XX <-- Depends on phone type
TN   X X <--- I think you should already have this
ECHG YES
KEY 0 SCR XXXX Z <--- XXXX is your new DID number, Z is the CLID table entry.

There is a gui programming tool called OTM. If you don't have it, you would need to purchase it.

Based on the NTAK11, you have a multi cabinet Option 11. Do the following to find the Software release:

LD 22 (enter)
REQ ISSP

This will tell you waht your software level is as well as what patches are loaded. This could be helpful later.

For the Caller ID stuff, use Overlay 15

 LD 15 (enter)
REQ  CHG
TYPE NET
CUST 0 <-- Assuming you are only using one customer
.
.
CLID YES
ENRTY Z <-- Same as above
HNTN NPA <-- Area code goes here
HLCL NXX <-- NXX or prefix here
DIDN NO  <-- Do not use DID number
HLOC XXXXXXX <-- The number you want to send out

I think that sould do it for now. There are many, many people on this list who may add or even do a better job explaining this than I.

Good luck again,

Scott M.

 

[johnpoole]

the gui interface is called otm, have it installed and get a quick overview. this forum is for users that have a little more time on command line, we don't mind helping you but Avaya's and Panasonic's arn't even in the same ball park interface wise. the problem is at command level you can do more damage then any of us can fix without being on site..

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[superiortel]

I would strongly suggest you to pay a technician to take care of that for you. The problem is that to program a different CLID for a particular set, you will have to access the customer database, and the probability of screw up is high if you don't have experience.
CLID tables are printed in ld 21

REQ: prt
TYPE: clid
CUST 0
SIZE 256
RNGE 1 10

INTL

ENTRY 1
HNTN XXX (area code)
ESA_HLCL
ESA_INHN NO
ESA_APDN YES
HLCL 555
DIDN YES
HLOC
LSC

ENTRY 2
HNTN XXX (area code)
ESA_HLCL
ESA_INHN NO
ESA_APDN YES
HLCL 666
DIDN YES
HLOC
LSC

ENTRY 3
HNTN XXX (XXX = area code)
ESA_HLCL
ESA_INHN NO
ESA_APDN YES
HLCL 777
DIDN YES
HLOC
LSC

REQ:

and they are changed in ld 15

>ld 15
CDB000
MEM AVAIL: (U/P): 1300077 USED U P: 86722 71376 TOT: 1458175
DISK RECS AVAIL: 403
REQ: chg
TYPE: net

TYPE NET_DATA
CUST 0
OPT
AC2
FNP
CLID yes
SIZE
INTL
ENTRY 0
HNTN
ESA_HLCL
ESA_INHN
ESA_APDN YES
HLCL
DIDN
HLOC
LSC
ENTRY 0 SAVED!
ENTRY
ISDN
PINX_DN
MBG
BSGC
PFX1
PFX2
HLOC
LSC
RCNT
OCLI
TRNX
EXTT
FTOP
VNR
NIT
FOPT

MEM AVAIL: (U/P): 1300077 USED U P: 86722 71376 TOT: 1458175
DISK RECS AVAIL: 403
REQ:

Then, you have to modify the keys on each TN that you would like to use each CLID entry

i.e. key 0 scr 1212 0 -> will use CLID entry o
or key 0 scr 1212 1 -> will use CLID entry 1

CLID is formed with HNTN (713)
HLCL 555
and your DN 1212

Remeber, this doesn't mean that you can receive inbound calls to 713-555-1212, but you will be able to receive internal calls to 1212.

 

[johnpoole]

don't be real surprised when that doesn't work as posted.

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[PyrotechAC]

Ok, I understand how to modify the table but what do I specify to create a new table entry vs modifying and existing entry? Naturally one wouldn't be able to receive a call on whatever is sent unless everything else was in place too. Since the CLID is formed with the concatenated HNTL/HLCL/DN, if I left HNTL/HLCL/DN blank and/or said "no" to sending it and only filled in the HLOC. Would that not work?

 

[superiortel]

Johnpoole, I guess you mean because of restrictions on the LEC about outpulsing bogus CLID ? Or am I screwing something myself ? (Besides ESA, I know, but my CLEC overrides anything I enter there)
It's working on my 24.24, we have a particular setup where we have been collecting area codes and prefixes for a long time, and this is necessary