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Take out more than one digital set at a time

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PhoneFixer

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Dec 5, 2001
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US
Anyone know if there is there a command/way to out multiple digital sets on a card in an Opt 11c like there is for the 500 sets? I want to "out" all the digital 3900 sets on several cards, is it possible to do multiples rather than out each one at a time.
 
no, best way is via a script.. i use comma delimited files and a simple script to modify (or new or out) list of sets.. we moved 250 stations last night, software move via a script in about 45 minutes.... if you don't use procomm scripts your missing a very powerfull tool.. you can search here or ask, one of use can post a sample IF you need it..



john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
i dont like to say it TM, unless you can script

Remember if it doesn't work hit it harder

Scott UK
 
You do not have to know how to write a script to use one, and they are much easier than people realize. Once you learn how to use a script, you have made your job 10x easier, and better as far as building phones, removing phones, adding any large amount of data etc.

Not only will you cut down on build time, you will cut down on programming mistakes. Everyone fat fingers once in a while, but if you use scripting you can double check your spreadsheet, run the script, and the sets will be perfect, everytime. I use a script to build one phone because it is faster and easier and always the same as the phone beside it. ( call center)

If you are new to the pbx I don't think you should start with scripting, only because I think you learn so much from your mistakes when building phones. But once comfortable with building them, the scripts will be an invaluable tool.

JohnThePhoneGuy

"If I can't fix it, it's not broke!
 
Hi
I would be interested in copy of any scripts that you guys use.
Thanks
 
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