Trunk Group Removal Question

[DFM]

Can one of you good folks help me understand the process for removing a Trunk Group from a Definity S8700?

Each one has a signaling group. Is the process below correct?

1. Remove the 24th channel from the signaling grp
2. Remove the signaling group
3. remove the members from the trunk group
4. remove the trunk group..

Did I miss anything or state anything out of sequence? Does the process change when working with a trunk group using NFAS?

 

[mikeydidit]

The 24th channel will not be assigned in the trunk group form. It is the D signaling channel for those memebers. "li sig" will tell you what signaling group is assigned to what trunk group. You will also have route patterns "li routes" build up and in "disp ARS ana" that you need to remove.

"Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something."
(Plato)

 

[DFM]

Thanks for your reply. I'm not necesarily interested nor do I need to remove the ARS/AAR translations at this point. I need to remove the Sig Grp and the associated translations related to the trunk group as they are down at layer one due to defit of hardware and they are causing alarms in the machine.

Any help on the sequence of removing those translations would be helpful. All I need to do at this point is remove the signaling group and the trunk group. The endpoints that were using this hardware is removed. It was in it's own TOD chart and partition. No other devices can use these trunks/ARS/AAR facilities so the removal of route patterns and such is secondary to me at this moment.

Thanks for your help

 

[98Converter]

Don't forget to remove DS1...

Thanks,
CJH

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