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Posted by crossbar on July 22, 2005, 12:42 am
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Thanks everyone.
(No I am not the crossbar50 at nortel.pbxinfo.com.) Should I be?
I used to be a CO switchman in an old North Electric NX1-D crossbar.
Hence the name "Crossbar".
The reason for this post is we have the possibility of taking over
maintenance on a large hotel PBX. There are no records of where
things are. One group put this cable in and another put in that.
These cables both go to the same area but follow different routes from
the MDF. This is scattered all over the complex. The maintenance
staff on site doesn't know either. Tis the reason for a reply while
you are on the line.
On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 22:47:37 +0200, "Pennyman"
>HI crossbar (is this the same one as crossbar50 at nortel.pbxinfo.com )
>
>Why dont you program one digital set with cls icda internal call detail
>allowed and aaa automatic answer allowed.
>You program a tty-port as cdr-port (user cty) and hook a pc with a terminal
>program to it and capture the info.
>Every time you call the digital set you get an internal callrecord with the
>number of the calling set.
>When you also connect this pc to the lan and add a programm like VNC to it,
>you can see the cdr's immedeatly.
>
>Pennyman.
>
>
>> What kind of equipment do I need to set up a station/extension
>> identifier. I want to be able to dial some extension or code and
>> have the number I am at be read out to me. I know this is
>> possible in the telco switch environment but I was wondering if
>> it was possible to do it on a PBX, Possibly using one of the digital
>> sets as a way to identify the number.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>
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