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Title: Check the status of IP/XNET chanels one by one
Post by: reval on July 22, 2012, 10:12:42 AM

Hi Friends,
I have 2 MXeIII platforms.  an IP/XNET has been established between them with 30 trunks.
How can I see state of each of 30 trunks one by one ????

Title: Re: Check the status of IP/XNET chanels one by one
Post by: bobcheese on July 22, 2012, 01:57:20 PM

You can't, they don't exist like say ISDN channels. You don't create 30 channels you just 'allow' up to 30 calls on the link. I'm curious as to why you would want to see state of an individual trunk?

Title: Re: Check the status of IP/XNET chanels one by one
Post by: ralph on July 22, 2012, 02:17:26 PM

I'd also be interested in seeing who is using IP trunks.  Not necessarily an individual channel but knowing everyone who is connected via an IP trunk.
Sometimes you just need to know before you kill a trunk for maintenance.

Ralph

Title: Re: Check the status of IP/XNET chanels one by one
Post by: record on July 27, 2012, 04:52:27 AM

Hi,

You can find out how many IP channels are occupied by finding out what PBX numbers have the 2 PBX's.

You need to do an STATE XNET ALL so find the PBX numbers, after that you need to type

STATE XNET ICP <icp pbx number>

It's something like that


Signalling   |  Link  | Dest |   XNET   | State        |  Owner  | ID  |Status
Dvc Location  | Handle |Switch| Trunk Id |              |         |     |       
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1 1 11   1   |     12 |  141 |   269    |Busy          |Call Proc|7 191|Wait   
 1 1 11   1   |     12 |  141 |   177    |Busy          |Call Proc|6 1B7|Wait   
 1 1 11   1   |     12 |  141 |   590    |Busy          |Call Proc|4 21D|Wait   
 1 1 11   1   |     12 |  141 |   349    |Busy          |Call Proc|2 23C|Wait   
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------


The destination switch is the PBX number (141) . The trunk ID as you can see is a random number

because they are virtual channels. Unfortunately you can't see what extensions are involved in call.

Title: Re: Check the status of IP/XNET chanels one by one
Post by: ralph on July 27, 2012, 06:01:57 AM

Thanks, Record.
I had forgotten about that command.   Actually haven't used it in years.

Ralph

Title: Re: Check the status of IP/XNET chanels one by one
Post by: v2win on July 28, 2012, 12:47:32 PM

Actually you can do a reso xnet with the xnet trunk id and it will give you som more information

stat xnet pbx 101

 Signalling   | Link | Dest |   XNET   | State        |  Owner  | ID   |Status
Dvc Location  |Handle|Switch| Trunk Id |              |         |      |
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1 1 11 254   |     1|  101 |   281    |Busy          |Call Proc|5 04AE|Wait
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

reso xnet 281

Circuit: XNet Trunk ID  281
Call Process: 5 04AE                    Device Type: Dig Dial in Trnk
Call State: Talking                     Party Type: Originator
Receive Link: 204   Channel: 31         Transmit Link: 204   Channel: 31

>>>>> Signalling Device for Call Process 5 04AE
Circuit: MCSTHA  ICP Comms at location  1  1 11 254
Owner Process: 6 05AE                   State: Established
Link Handle:   1                        Remote PBX ID: 101

>>>>> Traffic Channel for Call Process 5 04AE
      **** Undefined Call Record ****

>>>>> Other Party for Call Process 5 04AE
Circuit: MC270CA Universal T1 at location  2  1  3  1 23
Call Process: 3 04AC                    Device Type: Universal T1
Call State: Talking                     Party Type: Terminator
Receive Link:  21   Channel:  9         Transmit Link:  21   Channel:  9