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konchamp

IS-IT--Management
Aug 4, 2005
65
US
This keeps logging on my terminal, I can't even do commands without this thing showing in the middle of typing a command. How do I stop it? what do they mean? These are some type of logs.

N 126 00 DN2304 A000042 10/26 16:05 00:00:52.0 A 61005282518
N 127 00 DN4508 A000043 020.1.04.10 10/26 16:06 00:00:09.0 A 61005190902
N 000 00 DN1536 A000041 10/26 15:42 00:24:17.5 A 610018884193456
N 001 00 DN4400 A000040 020.0.04.07 10/26 16:06 00:01:13.0 A 61005332131
S 002 00 A000002 DN6704 10/26 16:07 00:00:02.0
8632858594XXXXXX
N 003 00 DN1432 A000039 10/26 16:02 00:04:55.5 A 61008635335272
N 004 00 DN1483 A001013 020.1.06.06 10/26 16:06 00:01:28.0 A 610118633856101
S 005 00 A000004 DN6707 10/26 16:07 00:00:28.0
8635334245XXXXXX
E 006 00 A000002 DN4345 10/26 16:08 00:00:46.0
8632858594XXXXXX
N 007 00 DN4409 A001012 10/26 16:06 00:01:33.5 A 610118635331108
N 008 00 A000003 DN1540 10/26 16:07 00:00:58.0
8633144466XXXXXX
N 009 00 DN4246 A000042 10/26 16:08 00:00:03.0 A 61006442071
E 010 00 A000001 DN4126 10/26 16:08 00:02:28.0
8639445553XXXXXX
N 011 00 DN1576 A000041 10/26 16:08 00:00:23.5 A 61005191528
N 012 00 A000002 DN1528 10/26 16:08 00:00:24.0
8635338111XXXXXX
N 013 00 DN2203 A000045 10/26 16:03 00:05:35.5 A 61009341422
N 014 00 A000003 DN4452 10/26 16:08 00:00:40.0
8632076000XXXXXX
S 015 00 A000001 DN6705 10/26 16:09 00:00:34.0
8635371685XXXXXX
N 016 00 A000002 DN6701 10/26 16:09 00:00:04.0
8632891243XXXXXX
N 017 00 DN1461 A000040 10/26 16:10 00:00:06.5 A 61002241721
S 018 00 A000005 DN6706 10/26 16:09 00:00:16.0
8636358590XXXXXX
N 019 00 DN1483 A001013 020.1.06.06 10/26 16:08 00:01:38.5 A 610118633856101
N 020 00 DN1556 A000041 10/26 16:09 00:00:47.5 A 61002931191
N 021 00 DN4409 A001012 10/26 16:09 00:01:10.5 A 610118635331108
N 022 00 DN4360 A000043 020.0.06.06 10/26 16:09 00:01:48.5 A 61002859341
N 023 00 DN4544 A000041 10/26 16:10 00:00:02.5 A 61006827927
N 024 00 DN4345 A000042 10/26 16:09 00:01:08.0 A 61005591863
N 025 00 DN1461 A000040 10/26 16:10 00:00:25.0 A 61002241721
E 026 00 T000005 DN2226 10/26 16:11 00:00:46.0
8636358590XXXXXX
N 027 00 A000003 DN1420 10/26 16:10 00:01:40.0
7709918636XXXXXX
N 028 00 A000003 DN6700 10/26 16:11 00:00:08.0
8636838234XXXXXX
N 029 00 A000003 DN6704 10/26 16:12 00:00:02.0
2312242058XXXXXX
N 030 00 DN1683 A000044 10/26 16:06 00:05:47.5 A 61002985264
N 031 00 A000002 DN1406 020.1.07.12 10/26 16:11 00:01:12.0
8635334454XXXXXX
AUD000

N 032 00 DN1443 A001012 10/26 16:12 00:00:03.0 A 610118635332189
N 033 00 DN4409 A001013 10/26 16:11 00:01:10.5 A 610118637730358
S 034 00 A000002 DN6705 10/26 16:13 00:00:08.0
8636467290XXXXXX
N 035 00 DN1461 A000043 10/26 16:11 00:02:50.0 A 61002930276
N 036 00 DN4409 A000042 10/26 16:14 00:00:34.0 A 61003269429
N 037 00 A000003 DN4508 020.1.04.10 10/26 16:14 00:00:28.0
8635190903XXXXXX
N 038 00 DN2203 A000045 10/26 16:09 00:05:06.5 A 61009341563
N 039 00 A001010 DN1483 020.1.06.06 10/26 16:12 00:02:18.0
S 040 00 A000005 DN6702 10/26 16:14 00:00:28.0
8632887093XXXXXX
N 041 00 DN2203 A000043 10/26 16:14 00:00:13.0 A 61005335560
N 042 00 DN1683 A000044 10/26 16:12 00:02:42.5 A 610018664353115
N 043 00 DN4551 A000045 10/26 16:14 00:00:31.5 A 61005337151
S 044 00 A000008 DN6700 10/26 16:15 00:00:08.0
8637098047XXXXXX
E 045 00 A000005 DN2229 10/26 16:15 00:00:40.0
8632887093XXXXXX
N 046 00 DN2203 A000043 10/26 16:15 00:00:21.0 A 61009341563
S 047 00 A000003 DN6701 10/26 16:15 00:00:46.0
8636468699XXXXXX
E 048 00 A000003 ATTN02 10/26 16:15 00:00:08.0
8636468699XXXXXX
S 049 00 A000006 DN6706 10/26 16:15 00:00:46.0
8636468699XXXXXX
N 050 00 DN4551 A000041 10/26 16:16 00:00:07.0 A 61005709428
E 051 00 A000008 DN6704 10/26 16:16 00:00:48.0
8637098047XXXXXX
N 052 00 DN1556 A000042 10/26 16:15 00:01:09.5 A 61002931191
E 053 00 A000006 ATTN02 10/26 16:16 00:00:22.0
8636468699XXXXXX
E 054 00 A000002 DN4154 10/26 16:16 00:02:36.0
8636467290XXXXXX
N 055 00 DN1519 A000045 10/26 16:15 00:00:35.0 A 61008638386948





 
You are using a TTY Port that has been turned on for CDR it is showing call information.
 
IF THAT'S YOUR ONLY PORT, WAIT FOR LOW TRAFFIC AND DO A
LD17
CHG
ADAN
AND XCTY

OLD ROLMEN WORKING ON NORTELS
 
LD 17
REQ: CHG
TYPE ADAN
ADAN CHG TTYx <--- x Is the port You'r using.
USER XCTY

This should stop the CDR Call Data Record messages.
 
how can I see what port i'm on? as soon as I do CHG TTY8 I get a SCH0531, which is invalid command I think.....I tried different TTY ports and it still says SCH0531.
 
Right after you login the switch should reply with:
TTY #xx Logged in.

xx is the port you are using.
 
There should be a label on the connecter.
3 TTY cables come from the main ssc. being tty 0, 1, 2
Try to connect on the tty port 0.
There's a slight change your not connecting through port 0, which almost never has cdr configured on it.

If you get a response when pressing <cr> (Enter button on the keyboard) there should be a "TTY 00 SCH MTC BUG 15:24" or similar message
TTY 00 indicating port 0

Pro reffers to my company, not my status
 
There should be a (space) between TTY & X.
CHG TTY X
 
yes, it stopped it....now I get this

ERR225 0 5, I looked it up and it says TTY 5 is not a CDR device connect a CDR device....well TTY5 is my Terminal..How do I stop it from thinking TTY5 should be a CDR Device.
 
You'll need to see what is configured for your cdr data:

>ld 21
PT1000

REQ: prt
TYPE: cdr
TYPE CDR_DATA
CUST 0

TYPE CDR_DATA
CUST 00
CDR YES
IMPH NO
OMPH NO
AXID YES
TRCR YES
CDPR YES
ECDR NO
BDI NO
OTCR NO
PORT 1
CNI DGTS
BCAP NO
CHLN 4
FCAF NO


In this case port 1 ie tty 1 is configured

to change this ld 16
req chg
type cdr

It's not getting any smarter out there. You have to come to terms with stupidity, and make it work for you.
 
might be faster to go to the route and answer tty no, then change the adan.. it's best to never have just a single access to any switch.. hard to type between traffic..

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
If the listing of CDR-DATA in LD 21 shows that only Port 5
is CDR, then you can stop the CDR-service:
Code:
LD 15
REQ: CHG
TYPE CDR
CDR-DATA <CR>
CDR NO

But if the printout shows that more that one port is CDR,like this:
PORT 1 5
then remove 5 from the list using the CHG command, and put an x infront of the 5.
CDR YES
PORT x5


 
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