Route Plan Report

[Chakara]

Or that is what it is called in Cisco land.  Basically you run this and is shows you every number in the system and what that number is associated with.  Extremely useful info for phone systems!  Is there simiilar in the 3300?  I know I can do Locate Number as a maintenance command but that seems to be number by number, not a list of all of them......

  Thanks guys!

-Chak

[ralph]

I don't think so but hopefully I'm wrong and someone can help us out.
You can do a Locate all "Free DN <start DN> to <end DN>" to show you all the unassigned numbers.
You can export the Stattion Service Assingment form to a CVS to see hard hard phones.
You can export the Call Rerouting assignment form to see what numbers are assigned (less ARS and Feature Codes)
No way that I know of that you can run a report that says <number> is a <device type>

Ralph

[Chakara]

  I had a feeling that would be the case - but I didn't know about the locate free DN thing - and that is useful!

  Thanks!

-Chak

[mattwilsonuk]

Could kind of do this, use ops manager, can do search by device type.
Enterprise manager can show you all the numbers across multiple 3300's with device type as well along with other info, pbx number, ip address, mac address.

[tecniq]

Are you talking about key line appearances? Or are you talking about being able to see everything that # is associated with?

Multiline Set Group Assignment form can show you a number and its association of which phone and key it shows up on and the type of key it is.

Call Routing can show you how calls are handled in No Ans | Busy | DND conditions. Call Rerouting Assignment form shows call reroutes and the Call rerouting Always | First | Second Alternative Assignment forms show the desinations.

There's not a ONE-STOP-SPOT to show all of this.

[ctmedina]

One thing I would like to find out is how you can find where a NON-Prime broadcast group is. I have a number that I can see in the reroute table and when I do a locate number it just tells me it is a non-prime broadcast group. To me that is not really locating the number???

Carlos Medina 

[ralph]

Hi Carlos,
There are some places to look for non primes.
Multiline set group assignment
Attendant key assignment.

In general, other common places to find numbers:
system speed dial
ARS
Feature codes
Hunt groups

Ralph

[ctmedina]

What do you mean by ARS? I know it means Auto Route Selection, but can you be a little more specific. I think I may have found a way. I am trying to export the multiline set key assignment data. I hope I do not crash this thing. It has been gathering data for a bit... As I was typing this I get an alert from my monitoring software that it cannot ping my 3300, but that is just ping so no big deal... So I guess I should not do that? Has anyone done that successfully? Can I let it run?

Carlos
"I just know enought to be dangerous!"

[ralph]

Anything programmed in ARS can be considered a number assigned in the system.  It's not an extension but a number.
For example, if you have a number 4444 programmed in ARS you couldn't also program an extension 4444.

Ralph