Need a Guru to tell me how to analyse an MD110!!!

[PaulMcGuinness]

Hi there,

We have an application (that I wrote) that analyses PABX's and shows the configuration as a web-page with a navigable 'tree' in order to explore the system and it's assets. I have this working on Mitel and Nortel systems, and now need it to work on the Ericsson MD110.

Can someone answer the following questions (sorry if some of them seem dumb, I am a complete novice to this PABX)

1. Remote Access: Is it simply a case of connecting a modem to the the RS232 port on the underside of the PABX and dialling in via a terminal program? If so, what is the protocol, standard username / password?
2. Once 'in' the system, how do I find the following information:-

a. System 'name', version, software level etc.
b. The number of LIMs/Cabinets attached.
c. Each card, it's cab / slot position, version, capacity, firmware etc.
d. A list of all trunks (with type)
e. A list of all extensions, their names, numbers, class of service, features, version and type.
f. A 'routing' list (i.e. 9 following by 0 followed by 10 digits goes over route 1 which is trunk group 5 which is BT DASS)
e. A list of all 'system options' (i.e. Which software options are enabled in the switch)
f. All ACD agent / path configuration.

There you go - quite an easy set of questions!

I look forward to everyones response.

Kindest regards,

Paul

 

[whosrdaddy]

1) yes, remote acces is standard V24 protocol.
username/password varies from site to site (depends from country to country)
-after connecting to the modem, synchronize MD110 by sending
multiple 'S' characters until you receive 'S' echo back
- finish synchronization by sending 'S;'+CR
- system will ask for username and password

standard username/password = MDUSER/HELP
if the acces board is an IPU, username is not asked.

2)
a) CADAP;
b and c)
CNLIPEV=YES; for lim info + board type/capacity
CNBIP:LIM=ALL; gives board revision
d) ROEDP:ROU=ALL,TRU=ALL; for trunks and RODAP:ROU=ALL for
determing the type of route
e) KSDDPIR=ALL; to find out hardware position and tenant info (cust)
KSCAPIR=all; to get cos and type
NIINPIR=all; to get names
KSFKPIR=all; to get key information
f) RODDPEST=ALL;
e) ASPAPARNUM=ALL;
f) ACGCP:GRP=ALL; to get group information
ACGMP:GRP=ALL; to get member information

this is just a 'quick' list. it is possible you'll need more commands to get all information, it depends on how 'deep' you want to go...

Cheers,
Daddy





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[PaulMcGuinness]

You my friend are a Gentleman and a Scholer... Once I get the modem working, I'll have a play, and let you know if I have any more questions!

Kindest regards,

Paul

 

[PaulMcGuinness]

Does this also apply to the DCT1800 (which I am told is an MD110 derivative...) ?

The DCT software seems to work fine over the serial cable, but I get no joy when I try the same cable on HyperTerminal - also... I can't see to find out what the default baud rate / stop / parity would be...

 

[doktor]

For the MD110 the default baud rate / stopbit / parity would be: 9600 bps /8 bits/1 stopbit/No Parity.
I dont know these values for the DCT1800.
///doktor