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PaulMcGuinness

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May 22, 2002
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Hi people,

Can someone answer these few questions for me please?

Which command do I use to get the following information out of a iSDX/Realitis

1. Firmware for a card / handset
2. Type of Handset (i.e. What model of digital handset)
3. Routing info:-

i.e. 90 following by 10 digits routes over trunk group 5
and strips 1 digit prior to outpulsing...

As always, I bow humbly at all your feet muttering 'I'm not worthly...' :eek:)

Regards,

Paul
 
Try the following:=

Firmware for a card:

LIMP 011401

Lists the firmware of the telephone connected to port one of the card in slot 14 of shelf one as well as the line card firmware.

For the type of digital handset connected/programmed onto DTUpn/DTI (D.96) cards:

LDTI 0114 ( lists all of the digital phones connected to the card in slot 14 shelf 1, disconnected telephones are listed in brackets)

Routeing info is a little more complex as this is accomplished on the DX via digit translation tables to insert the correct acces codes in front of any dialled digits. There are usually 14 digit translation tables configured within the software with anything up to 10,000 entries in each of them. Try the following:

LDTT 1

List all of the entries in translation table one.

LDTT 1 9

List all of the digit translation entries in table one that begin with the digit 9

LTMG 5

Lists the atributes of trunk main group five, this will tell you what translation/conversion table is associated with group five.

Good luck, any more questions, please post them here and i will endeavor to be of assistance.
 
Many thanks for the info...

The only problem I see with the firmware command is that I would have to perform that 2700 times (on this particular PABX) - is there a way of at least getting a firmward summary of the cards only?

Many thanks,

Paul
 
Also... is there not a simple command that lists *every* circuit (regardless of type)?
 
The only way you will be able to find out the firmware of every terminal line card on the system is to use the 'LIMP' command repeatedly on the first equipped/installed cct of the line card.

With regard to your other question about a 'simple'command to list every circuit on the sytem, no there is not. However you may like to try the following:

LICH A will list off all of the ASSF multiline/ISDT cct

LDTI A will list off all of the DTI/DTU cct's/Access's

LCH A will list off all of the POTS extn's

LTK P A will list off all of the trunks by card

Just for the record, why do you want to know the firmware type on all of you telephones/line cards? Are you about to upgrade the software/control group cards?
 
(would have to perform that 2700 times)
Make a batch file (.txt) and sent it via Hyperterminal with capture on to capture your required info.
 
Actually our 'Asset Manager' application sends all these commands and then filters the info into a SQL Server. This allows our users to perform comparative reports against scans or look at an enterprise-level view of all the sites that have been scanned.

Regards,

Paul
 
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