Printing routing information for Meridian

[mrniice]

I have an Option 11C that is supplying some spans into my lab where the administration of this thing has now fallen into my lap...

How do I print off the information as to what number I have to dial to get a call to go out an a loop?

The information that I have is that loops 2&5-9 have connections into my lab. The only exposure that I have had so for is that when one of my spans goes down I need to go into ld 60 to see the status.
>ld 60
stat 6
DTI TRK LOOP 6 - ENBL
FFMT/LCMT/YALMT: D4/ AMI/DG2
SERVICE RESTORE: YES
YEL ALM PROCESS: YES
ALARM STATUS : NO ALARM

I understand that if I want to dial loop I have to enter:
Dial Loop Channels
8025 6 1-6
8026 6 7-12
8027 6 12-18
8028 6 19-24
8010 7 1-6
etc...

How do I do the reverse lookup to see what numbers I have to enter to get to the channels on Loop 2?

 

[senk1s]

make sure ur login has permissions to do this

ld 20 - find out the route ur trunks are in
ld 21 - find the rdb corresponding to each route -> acod is what you are looking for

 

[mrniice]

So, what information to I take out of the ld 20?

>ld 20
REQ: prt
TYPE: TRK
...
DES TBD_CSU_4
TN 007 15
TYPE TIE
CUST 0
TRK DTI
PDCA 1
PCML MU
NCOS 0
RTMB 86 3
TGAR 0
SIGL EM4
STRI/STRO WNK WNK
SUPN YES
AST NO
IAPG 0
CLS CTD DTN CND ECD WTA LPR APN THFD HKD
P10 VNL
TKID
DATE 8 MAY 2001

 

[ArchibaldJCox]

...
NCOS 0 
[b]RTMB 86 3[/b]<--- Route and Member 
TGAR 0 
...

The route is 86, this is the third member of that route. In LD 16 print the Route Data Block for route 86

LD 16
PRT
RDB
Cust 0
ROUT 86

Then look for what comes after the ACOD (Access code) prompt. Those are the digits you dial to access the route directly.



Arch

 

[mrniice]

Thanks to all so far.

One last question I think.

When I look at the ACOD it comes out to be 7025 but I actually dial 8025. Why the difference?

 

[ArchibaldJCox]

what do you get if you go into LD 20 and do the following:

REQ: PRT
TYPE DNB
DN 8025

If it comes back with a TN, print the TNB to see what's going on.

See what happens when you dial 7025 as well.

Arch

 

[altolabado]

Interesting.... sorry to intervene guys..

I did a look up for ld 20
prt
dn > 9

spits out..

9
type>nars
ntbl>ac1

How do I go further to see the Ntbl ac1 ??

Thanks alot.