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M2250

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kyle92

Technical User
Nov 30, 2004
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US
anyways I need advice on the M2250
that is just connected by a 25 pair and
not to the computer. I need to know
if I need to disable the TN when the cable
is detached for a few hours only or possible 2 days.
I have all the tn information.

 
Unless you have more than one console, unplugging and disabling the TN will put your system into a major alarm state and processing calls will be gravely affected. In the event that you do have two console,there is more fexibility. Are you disabling the console to move it?
 
as has been said, your switch will go into nights, make sure the nite prompts are going to handle call flow. i would do a prt 2250 in load 20 and disu both tn's, if you have power tn's built they are always disabled so no harm. you will get majot alarms but unless you have a remote monitor, no one will know if the switch is programed to handle nights..if the att unplugs at night then you have a good idea of how service will be affected

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
The Plan is to move one of the console about 50 ft. in the same day and reconnect, so my plan is to not diable that one. The other 2 will be taken down and will need to be re-installed a few days later. So I need to know what to do with those consoles also.

 
just do a print 2250 and then go to load 32 and do disu against the 2 tn's for each console, i would unplug the headset/handset before i took them down soft then unplug them.. you should see no side effects unless you lose the remaining console..

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
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