Is there an easy way to print out all the cross-connections? Something like a "show run config" in the router world?

Background: I am replacing an old 530 and a 532 DACs with a single Adtran DACS. I can individually qry(utl::qry, to xxxxx) each port but surely there is a command to list all cross connects in bulk?

If any of your old school gurus have some advice then I'd love to hear it.

Thanks!

It has been more than 6 years since I last touched a Tellabs 532 and 532L. I don't remember a specific command that would allow a tech to print out cross-connects for multiple cards. I remember, when doing occasional audits, using that UTL QRY command on a per card basis.

One may exist, I just can't remember.

A possibility would be one of the Audit commands.

Of course, I used to have access to the collection of three ring binders that contained all of the system information.

I've forgotten quite a bit since 2013 which was when I was laid-off.

I wouldn't kill, but I'd maim someone real good to get my hands on that binder! lol

Thanks for the reply, I'll play around with it and see what I can figure out. If I come across anything I'll post it up in case any other unfortunate soul finds themselves in a similar situation as myself.

Quick question, has anyone tried reaching out to Tellabs to see if they can supply the system documentation? If not in paper binder form...possibly using CD or flash drive?

Having a Tellabs 530/532 would indicate that Tellabs should have some record of the installation & a company profile. I realize that the 530/532 is obsolete at this point. Still, the manufacturer must have something available for companies that still have them.

The 532L is more current, and, the commands should be the same.

I have not, but may give it a shot. Hopefully finding a good contact number will be easier than finding this command!