Satan's Minions and the Coverage Path 4

[campyracr]

The chucklehead that used to adminsiter my switch, and her minions created several sensless duplicate coverage paths.

I want to consolidate them and use a sensible numbering scheme to route calls appropriately. Is there a way to see what extensions are using which cov p without typing disp sta yyyy for all 500 stations?

 

[randyb19]

disp cov send xx

 

[RTMCKEE]

In DSA/ASA left side under "Fault & Performance"
click the Audits
This will give you all info on unused and duplicate Coverage paths. Works way better than hunting them down one at a time.

RTMCKEE

 

[campyracr]

uhh... how do I get to DSA/ASA?

 

[randyb19]

ASA = Avaya Site Administrator (was DSA=Definity Site Admin).

This is a GUI product from Avaya to administer PBX and Audix. Usually runs about $100 if you were to get it from an Avaya Business Partner.

 

[campyracr]

ooooh. I need that.

 

[MichiganRon]

Yes, I HIGHLY recommend the DSA/ASA. It is EXTREMELY useful. I little "buggy", but nonetheless, still worth the money.

-Ron

 

[Ronster]

You could use list groups-of-extension which shows hunt groups, pickup groups and coverage paths.

Ronnie

 

[PBXJay]

I would definately invest in the ASA software. You can then do a list station and sort it by coverage path

 

[Nick44]

Display groups-of-extensions if you dont have DSA ASA. I think that DSA/ASA is easy to get, I have a copy if you want it. The logon takes abit of getting used to if you are familiar with procomm.

 

[campyracr]

I thought it cost $$$ to get the software?

 

[JBantz]

You can use the "display coverage sender-group xxx" to see which stations use a particulat CP. Also, with ASA (using the GUI), you can do a "list extensions", and sort it by the Coverage Path Field (Cv1). I have also used ASA to export a list of extensions and then pull it into Excel for greater data management.

JB