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Error sch0369 when creating new mobileX

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Error sch0369 when creating new mobileX

Error sch0369 when creating new mobileX

(OP)
Greetings gentlemen,

I`m trying to build a mobileX for an extension.
The DN is MCR in key 0 of a M3904 extension and it has a second appearance in a M3903 extension.
I`m using phonemaster and I get this error:

REQ: NEW
TYPE: UEXT
TN 200 0 00 01
DES MOBX01
...
KEY 0 SCR 32551
SCH0369
KEY 1 HOT P 12 (TEL NUMBER)
...
KEY 19 CFW 16
...
KEY
SCH2248
KEY *

I'm new to CS1000 so I really appreciate it if anyone can help.

RE: Error sch0369 when creating new mobileX

Its been a while since I last accessed a CS1000 system, but I think you need to use a spare DN to do the initial provision on the TN.

Then you need to make a change to Key 0 to make it a SCR.

If that fails, then I think you need to remove all occurrences of the MCR first. Once that's done then you can do the SCR on the TN,before reapplying the MCR key again.

Firebird Scrambler

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RE: Error sch0369 when creating new mobileX

(OP)
Hi Firebird Scrambler,

I will only be able to try these procedures on Monday, but I will get back to this post and let you know if it worked.

Thank you!

RE: Error sch0369 when creating new mobileX

(OP)
Removing the other instances of MCR did the trick.
Thank you!

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