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how can i see how many login attempts are made to our call pilot. whether it is from an internal phone or an outside line dialing in? thanks

on sheet 2, TCF002 TRUNK ROUTE TRAFFIC WORKSHEET, what is the time frame the info is from that is totaled for each route. thanks

could the tandem calls be between additional/remote sites as well?

Tandem" means call into your system and transferred out. It can be over TIE lines or just incoming callers asking for an outside line. could that be MIPCD calls as well?

another question.... 0 492 233 0 988 602 0 227 178 0 453 492 1 73 1 i know what do the bottom two rows represent. 0 453 492 1 73 1 i didn't see a calculation in your spread sheet that interpreted that data. thanks

this is probably a dumb question, but why multiply by 1.66 in, Incoming External Call Minutes Outgoing External Call Minutes Internal Call Minutes

so this is setup. .tshc 0 01 01 31 12 23 22 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and here is the new data after 3pm .invc 0 1 0832 TFC001 000 00000 0000492 00233 00000 0000988 00602 00000 0000227 00178 00000 0000453 00492 00001 00073 00001 now i just need to interpret this...

so you are saying i need to make suyre this part: >LD 2 .SSHC 0 1 1 31 12 2 3 4 5 6 0 23 1 .SOPC 0 1 is setup properly?

so invc 0 1 is hour 1 (midnight to 1 am) and so on? i think it may be set, this is the printout when i did invc 0 1: >ld 2 TFC000 .invc 0 1 0832 TFS411 00001 0000042 0832 TFS412 00007 0000577 0832 TFC001 000 00000 0000367 00153 00000 0000719 00484 00000 0000139...

it has been asked of me to find out how many calls the switch is processing at the busiest point of the day. i was asked to include all calls. internal to internal, internal to external, and external to internal.

I received some info stating that if i have an ESLP (Enhanced Software License Protection) agreement that this would be possible. Don't think i have that but is that the case if I did? Thanks

thanks so much for the info.

Looking for some info on transferring avaya licenses from a US system, to a system in the UK. Thanks Jim

this is truly a great site. thanks to all

we have approx 2000 phones.