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The local backup was overwritten next day by the scheduled daily backup. I have an older external full backup which I will need to use. Unfortunately I have then to update a lot but at least I should be able to handle the dilemma. Another question I have: At the moment both LIMs are still...

Old relvol is unfortunately too old. If I at least could get either the missing program units for successfully executing the following command copied over to LIM1: <lcddi:tab=fdt,frct=8,pre=2995,tzone=1&&9; WAIT WAIT FAULT INTERRUPT MESSAGE FROM OPERATING SYSTEM: RELOAD REQUESTED RELOAD...

Thanks fcpli for your input. CNPIP does actually exist: CNPIP:{[}UNIT=&5{|PUNO=&5]}; Anyhow, new problem at LIM1 is now that my authorization codes aren't working anymore. I did a backup prior to blocking and ending LIM2. Would you suggest to restore with LADAI or with LALRL:LIM=2; rgds, devplan

...LOAD OF STANDBY CONTROL SYSTEM INFORMATION NO DUPLICATED LIM INITIATED LOGGED OFF <BLLTI:LIM=2; BLLTI:LIM=2; SURE? (YES/NO) <y ****** WARNING ****** LIM IS NOW BLOCKED BUT THERE MAY BE EXISTING TRAFFIC EXECUTED <CNLIE:LIM=2; CNLIE:LIM=2; SURE? (YES/NO) <y EXECUTED <...

Any more directions? rgds, devplan

whosrdaddy: to answer your questions: *22#1044# (procedure executed) follow-me to ABB *22#2044# (procedure executed) follow-me to ED *22#2042# (procedure failed) follow-me to ACD group *21*2042*1044# (wrong format) ACD grp follow-me to ABB *21*2042*4709# (procedure failed) ACD grp follow me...

...ROUTE CATEGORY DATA ROU SEL TRM SERV NODG DIST DISL TRAF SIG BCAP 8 711000000000001 5 2100000001 0 30 128 00151515 311110000030 001100 How do I check procedure *22# on an ACD group (2042)? When I call directly 2042, call diverts to 2044. rgds, devplan

...cdini:dir=4709,div=1044; NOT ACCEPTED DIR 4709 OR DIV NOT IN RANGE I tried also cdini to either analog extension or generic extension where I then *22#2044# but in both cases phone 4709 doesn't divert when idle or gives busy when busy whosrdaddy: adcoi:abb=1044,tra=2044,class=0&&3...

I might be beating a dead horse but I have tried x ways to get an external call diversion with BC10 to work. My 1st attempt was like this: cdini:dir=4709,div=2044; (4709 is an EX) (2044 is an ED) <kscap:dir=4709; KEY SYSTEM CATEGORY PRINT DIR TRAF SERV CDIV ROC ITYPE...

Isn't there anybody, who worked out a solution to such or same situation? [ponder] rgds, devplan

I have BC10CNA129/R1A and would like to connect an analogue phone with integrated answering machine (f.x SIEMENS Euroset 5035) to an ELU29 (ROF1375339/1 R7A). This should be simple. I would like however to have the CID for the incoming call displayed too. I read some posting concerning CID on...

There are some asterisk distro's which include FreePBX that can do alternate routing, f.x. PBXinaFlash and Trixbox. rgds, devplan

Hi dstrang1 Actually like that: External calls to the FAX come in on my MD on route 1 and needs to go out again on route 1 (as the new FAX nbr 89103286). Not out on route 8, which it has been previously, that routes to my asterisk box. [pipe] rgds, devplan

Thanks for the replies. Probably I wasn't clear about my setup. We have two LIMs that can call each other internally (like 82xx) and each extension can be called with an outside prefix of 1234 - thus the external complete number to reach ext. 3200 would be 1234 3200. The extension series 32xx...

I have BC10 and use the numtyp ED to have incoming calls routing over a DIGIUM E1 card that sits in an asterisk box and then routing the calls to another building to an asterisk server which works fine. However - due to the problem of receiving and sending fax over voip, I have been asked to...

1) I have since some time one of my SIU ports stuck. When I log-on, it says BUSY. How can I "unstuck" it? 2)What is the "unit=" parameter in case I want to restart SIU? I have BC10. rgds, devplan

Thanks for the data. Now, actually I don't have a PATTON connected but a DIGIUM TE122P that sits in my asterisk box. Why would I get a "ROUTE BUSY" displayed on my DBC212 when I dial the route access code 9000? Here are my route settings: <roddp:dest=9000; EXTERNAL DESTINATION ROUTE DATA...

...setup all route configs on the MD110 but when I dial the created trunk access code - which should route and ring into my Asterisk box, I get "ROUTE BUSY" displayed on my DBC212. (But a ctcop:bpos=1-0-30; says: * NO-CON *) I can't figure the reason for this and what am I missing? rgds, devplan

Is there anybody who successfully setup an MD110 --> Asterisk interfacing with a different signaling than QSIG? Anybody? rgds, devplan

Why wouldn't the "External-Line-ISDN-USR" license work? I.e. I would just need to use a different signaling - don't I? Anybody around who is an expert on ISDN signaling? rgds, devplan