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Have you tried the Forward Override function ? If you want to deactivate then you can log on to that system and in the AMO ACTDA you can deactivate the DND on the phone

Setup a code for 'FWDIGNOR' - this will over ride any forwardings/dnd etc. ADD-WABE **333,,,FWDIGNOR,N; Then Dial **333 - wait for dial tone then dial 2323200 and see if it rings or is out of service

Hi, How can I edit/add a FAQ - it does not seem to work now on the newer site.

If all three PRI's are in the one BUEND Trunk Group then it will not matter - best practice would be to distribute the three circuits across different cards and shelves.

You can download old XP computer versions from GigaTribe - https://www.tek-tips.com/forums/965/faqs/7883 Any newer versions for OpenScape 4000 will have to come from Unify/Mitel

Download it from https://www.mitel.com/login/unify-login If using a Virtual Card or an STMIX then use ACWINMQIP-SL (Stackless) If using STMI4 then use Non-Stackless

It should have come with the Konda File to tell you which slot to add it onto- it'll be added in a 'busy shelf' to provide more crosspoints. That's all you need to do - just add it.

Not sure - bring firmware and OS of STMIX up to date and the patches for system - then probably log a ticket

In the old days I would 'courtesy down' the B channels on the HiPath side DEA-DSSU DC,PEN, Then DIS-BUEND:,B; To see the channels going down gradually waiting for users to end calls in progress.

https://www.tek-tips.com/threads/openscape-4000-stmix-flash.1833114/post-7585141 Edit - This is the procedure to reset the board

https://www.tek-tips.com/threads/openscape-4000-stmix-flash.1833114/post-7585141 Edit - This is the procedure to reset the board

That's a big question... What are you looking to do

If it is at 'A' then it's not going to say 'starting services' on that processor - is it the other processor ?

So it's working fine - what information are you looking for - what are you trying to do ?

Some documentation about commands is included on the 'GigaTribe' site - see the FAQ for details https://www.tek-tips.com/forums/965/faqs/7883

Try SEGMENT=8 and/or ECMA1/ECMAV2

Okay - do they have any Call Detail Recording (CDR) activated ? It seems like a difficult way to get call records out.

Well I don't know so - maybe submit a ticket ?

What do you want to do with the malicious calls ? - do you want to just know the numbers or block them ?