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Joined: Nov 2005
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Is there a way to list out all the extensions used in a switch? I use ProCom to dial into the switch and I can view this detail info on the extension, but is it allows me to list 40 or so in Procomm,then it freezes. (must be buffer limit err something like that)
My goal is to list out all the extensions used in the switch with name, then look what is open if possible.
any tips would be great!
Thanks
tc
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Joined: Aug 2005
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You don't mention which switch your on but if its a 9751/9005 you can use LIST AVAIL. I think that will get you what you need.
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If it's a 9006 you can display persi. dis-persi:name,; This will list out the name's and the extensions assigned to them. dis scsu will list out port and station information. Hope this helps.
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Joined: Dec 2005
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Try: li exten all and in ProComm do a file capture. In the Procomm directory you will find a "capture" file. Open it and you will find the data. You can then save it as a .txt file.
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