Numbr of channels on a DASS circuit

[MikeyTen4]

Hi all

More questions, I'm a bit of a regular nuisance lately!

I need to find out how many channels are available on an old DASS ISDN30. I can see the DCH numbers under LD 75, but is there a way of seeing how many channels the circuit has, e.g. in the manner that LD 60 allows me to view EURO circuits?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Firebird Scrambler]

Go into LD 80 and trace the routes ACOD

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[bignose21]

ld 75
stat ddcs x

tells you how many are idle/busy but as Firebird say trac the acod to see which are busy

 

[MikeyTen4]

Hi Firebird, Hi bignose.

Great, thanks. I'm not at my desk right now, but just thinking about this...

I might be being an idiot here, but what's the best way of finding the route associated with this DASS circuit? I'd guess a print of all RDBs under LD 21, then identify the circuit and it's ACOD within the resulting list? Or maybe LTM would be easier? Have any other suggestions, is there a method I'm missing?

After that I gather I go to LD 80 and do a TRAC 0 [acod], right?

Thanks

 

[bignose21]

LTM and find your route by the associated channels then print the RDB to get the ACOD

 

[bignose21]

Yes on the ld80 Trac 0 acod

 

[bignose21]

Or of course LD 20 and prt the first TN you get the route there as well

 

[MikeyTen4]

Fantastic, thanks very much Bignose21. I'll give it a shot.