show Station numbers in use 3

[TIgerV]

Is there a way via Asssistant to list all station numbers being used?
Through AM?

 

[donb01]

Do you mean "off hook" in conversations, or numbers that are currently assigned to stations?

For off-hook I think I would be able to do it with DIS-SDSU in Expert mode by using CP or BUSY for Status, STNO for type, and PER2 for the level - I would have to mess with it.

I would use DIS-WABE with a type of GEN and specify the extension range if I was looking for numbers assigned to phones. The ones that are not in use have a status of "R" for Reserved.

I don't know how to do either in Assistant, sorry - sometimes I feel very limited by having a menu tree in my face, and other times like editing stations I like it better.

 

[TIgerV]

Perfect.

I was looking for all st numbers used by the system.

 

[sbcsu]

As donb01 says.
To get all the extension numbers used by the system:

DIS-WABE:GEN,,,,STN;

If a Station is in node zero then it is local to your system.
Any other node is a 'foreign' node
If it has R then the number is not used.
If it has C then it is converted via the RUFUM amo to a different number
If it has D then it is used as a direct number inward translation (DNIT) number for ACD functions

 

[mgause]

In Assistant, under Configuration Management - Station - Station, in Station Number field, put in an * and select Search button at the bottom right, then select the Object List button at the top. It will show you all extentions that are assigned.

Monica

 

[eniyamath]

for assigned station
with amo u can display the total number of digital and analog subscribers configured in the system.

dis-sbcsu
stno=enter
type =search
conn=dir;




dis-scsu
stno=enter
type=conn

 

[donb01]

You can also use DIS-VADSU; to do that, but it won't tell you which ones are used.

 

[sbcsu]

Another way via Assistant
Go into diagnostics on the left end
Click on TSKA
If it is not there then it has to be added in 'application control'

When in TSKA you can 'get all'
and it will show you the current status of all digital phones