List all disabled TNs in 81C Release 25.04

[Future00]

Hello all
I was wondering if there is a command to simply show all the TNs that are disabled in our system. I did a ld 20 prt tnb and logged the session and put into a macro excel sheet I found but it doesnt have a column to distinguish disabled TNs. Our current service contract with NextiraOne charges around $3.50 a month per TN we have configured. I know theres at least 300 to 400 unused configured Tns out there and since there is no phone on them, any of the digital lines should show up as dsbl and give me a rough idea of how many I can out.
Thanks

 

[Stacyjo5]

In LD 32 you can us the LDIS command and print all the disabled units.

The command is: LDIS l s
l = loop #
s = shelf number

 

[Dougo123]

you can also go to ld 30 and loop all

 

[cmawbey]

You will need access to either overlay 30 or 32, in order to perform this search:

Overlay 30 is the easiest way to check for disabled TN's; however this may only be used for Option 11 Meridians

LD 30
test (then press enter) there will be a time delay whilst the Meridian checks for disabled units then these units will be listed in the following format:
NWS401 9 :-8-12-15
The above information indicates that card 9 has 3 disabled ports these are TN's 9 8, 9 12 and 9 15.

If you do not have access to LD 30 or have a larger Meridian the following steps should be followed:

For an Option 11:

LD 32
.LDIS m [ List TNs of all disabled units in specified module (the module being one of the cabinets of your Option 11, enter 1 to receive information on the first cabinet then 2 etc.)]

For the larger Meridian systems:

LD 32
.LDIS L S (where L is the loop number and S is the shelf number) List TNs of all disabled units on the specified shelf

Colin

 

[johnpoole]

you can use ldis 20 0 in a core switch...just a different format

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[Future00]

Thanks,
The ld 32 .ldis 12 1
listed all them for that cabinet is there a way to do it for all the cabinets at once? Like if you do ld 20 and prt tnb and just hit enter you get the entire list. If not at least doing each cabinet wont be so bad we have around 10 or so. I also went into ld 11 and we have 1678 TNs that are configured but I know we only use around 800 to 1000 max so this is going to cut our monthly service bill a ton when I out all the ones I found. That brings another question now that I think about it. Is there a way to out all disabled tns all at once? One more question. I noticed some TNs for trunks are disabled is that normal and would it matter if there out'd since there disabled?
Thanks again I really appreciate it...

 

[johnpoole]

if you use procomm i can post a script in the morning that with a little mod will do all the loops. it is written for for my switch with 30 or more ipe's and runs in about a minute and a half

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[Future00]

I just hyperterm into a console and do everything remotely. We are finally going to upgrade to Succession 3 and OTM and Call Pilot within the first quarter next year I cant wait for that. We have 4 locations and 2 are linked with fiber in an industrial park and 2 are in other states so were going to hook up the pbx in them locations with point to point Ts.

 

[johnpoole]

a lot of people go that way but with procomm and scripts i can get things done a lot faster and just as clean. i recently changed ncos for 2200 stations so the script did a stat and skipped the busy tn's.. 4 hours later i had just 400 on ncos 3 so restarted the script using those tn's when i left at 5.. i know you can have otm do blanket changes but i don't think it will check to see if the phones are in use. in a hospital that is very important.

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[acewarlock]

John can you post that script?

Thanks

 

[johnpoole]

you'll need to modify this to match your cequ and you may want to remove the capture on and capture off lines, i use that to give me record of my weekly maint checks

proc main

CAPTURE ON

waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 4 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 4 1^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 8 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 24 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 28 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 32 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 36 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 40 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 56 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 64 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 72 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 84 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 96 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 100 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 104 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 112 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 116 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 132 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 136 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 120 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 128 1^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 128 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 128 1^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 52 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 52 1^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 20 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 20 1^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 1 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 12 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 13 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 16 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 19 0^M"
waitfor "."
transmit "LDIS 2 0^M"
waitfor "."

CAPTURE OFF


endproc

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

 

[johnpoole]

another shortcut i use is to start this with

proc main
transmit "****^M"
waitquiet 1
transmit "ld 32^M"
waitfor "."

that will start from any load with that line. you can also use alt m to edit your meta keys and then use the drop down to pick run script plus the script name.was... another point is to open the file in ascept editor and then do a compile, the file must have a .was name to compile.. it will still open with word or any txt editor.. if you get stuck let me know, i have about a hundred scripts that are mostly just shortcuts.. like adding a voice mail to a set with a single click and printing a dnb, and tnb by typing just the dn


john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc