LD 22 SLT QUESTION 1

[dobber1]

Hello Everyone, I'm appealing to all the Nortel GODS for an answer to a question.

I added an analog card to my opt.81c. in slot 12 on my superloop 20 0.
went to ld 20 created a new 500 line. did a LUU and all the 20 0 TN's pop up...great. that's working.

Problem is when I look in load 22 it shows me that I have only 1 left. Which is the reason why I added another card because I only had 2 left.

Is this a license issue now? or did I do something wrong or maybe I'm missing a step somewhere?

Thanks to anybody's help.

 

[johnpoole]

key codes add soft tn's cards add hard..

ld 20
luu
500

on my switch shows 121 hardware ports.. ld 22 shows 3 software analog tn's.. we just ordered 200 more analog lic.

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[dobber1]

John,
Thanks for the help,sir. I did as asked that came up with all the tn's that I can use 20 0 12 1, etc.

My switch still reflects 1 analog left. Am I to understand that at this point it is a license issue? Or maybe I'm doing something wrong?

Here's a screen shot, and thanks for the help:

>ld 20

PT0000
REQ: luu
TYPE: 500
TN 20 0 12
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 01 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 02 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 03 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 04 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 05 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 06 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 07 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 08 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 09 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 10 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 11 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 12 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 13 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 14 4D
TYPE 500 TN 020 0 12 15 4D


REQ: ****
OVL000
>ld 22
PT2000

REQ slt
ANALOGUE TELEPHONES 160 LEFT 1 USED 159

 

[johnpoole]

no, your right. you have 1 lic left for analog, that list is software lic. the luu is hardware... you can add cards all day but it takes keycodes to change that number in ld 22. after you add one more set, you will get an error when req=new and type=500.. if i knew a workaround for that i would be to rich to answer questions

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[dobber1]

John,
Thanks for the insight. I will pursue this as a license issue.

Take Care, Sir