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I have a Merlin system and I need to be able to restrict a certain station from accessing a set of tie lines. We use our PTP T1 to connect this Merlin with a Definity for inter-plant paging, dialing, etc. using four channels connected directly to a four port E&M tie trunk card. How would I...

Sorry...I meant the SODIMM modules are the DRAM

You don't have a copy of the config on your network somewhere? It is always a good idea to keep a current copy of your device configs somewhere, etc. If you have a copy, then just get basic IP info onto the new sup engine and then TFTP the config over. Do you have any PCMCIA flash memory in...

Are you talking apples and oranges here? Lucent Definity is a PBX (telehone switch). Completely different animal obviously than a Cisco data switch, etc. --Daniel.

This also is a case where I would at least check out what was going on with spanning tree during the outage period. I have seen this several times. If nodes on a local area network inexplicably lose connectivity, and it impacts everyone, then spanning tree problems should be considered. It...

Another possibility to consider. We had a very similar occurence happen in one of our maunfacturing facilities (pretty large, 1000 plus clients). EVERYTHING was down for a few minutes periodically. It turned out to be a spanning tree issue. We had someone using a Windows XP laptop with a...

I just covered this with Avaya. If the command is not available (ch remote), then remote access has been permanently disabled. According to Avaya, once this is done, there is corruption of some sort that takes place and in order to have it turned back on, Avaya has to dial in and "clean...

I don't know if you are in position to actually watch the calls come in, but if so, you can use a vector / VDN trace to watch the last call process. So, if you are looking for "after hours" calls (I assume you have time check statements in your vector[s] that are supposed to direct...

THANK YOU VERY MUCH for your input. Daniel.

What about the 8400B? Is that two wire? We just removed our TN754B card to get a slot, so I don't have a chance of putting it back. Is my only option the 8400B data module then?

I want to administer my Definity G3si via the netcon channels. Is the 8400B data module my only option? The documentation for the 7400A and B say they are for G1 and G2, etc. Will they work with a G3? Thanks for any information.

Should be a station setting. Look for something like: "Idle/Active Ringing:" and see what is set. If it is "single" then that's your problem. Change it to "continuous" etc. Setting may be a bit different for your station type, but you should be able to find the...

Here is the thread I was referencing above where a user has it working, etc. 690-580633

Yeah, I thought a data module was needed, but I ran across a post in this forum where someone referenced using a standard analog modem. In fact he said he had it working at 32 locations! Another user then added something about using a specific Hayes string when dialing to make it work, etc...

Has anyone had any success connecting to a Definity via the netcon channels? I am sick of the INADS port always being busy (we have several people who work with our switch on a regular basis). Following the advice of previous posts, I created a hunt group with the netcon channels added, etc...