Notes on using the DMS-100 Switching System Interface
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The DMS-100 is Digital Multiplex System made by Northern Telecom (NTI)
with a nice commands interface that's pretty easy to use, overall. A lot of the
material is still cryptic but some things can be peiced together and that's
what's been done here. DMS has some online help, and that combined with hours of
system use bring about this very cool, file for you priveleged elite d00ds you.
Enjoy and use it respectfully and your access will last.
Logging In:
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The DMS system can be accessed by direct dialup, or on a data network. BOC OSS'
s such as SCCS and RMA, LMOS, MARCH, PREDICTOR, EADAS, and GTE functions such as
4TEL for testing purposes, any many more systems, can be used to access the DMS
system. The links are different for each one though, as I don't know of a way to
connect to switch from EADAS and I'm not sure if that port is used for input or
not. You will know a DMS-100 system by it's original prompting of a control-g
character at the first connection point to any input except for the break
signal. After sending a break, you will get a ? prompt and here you can enter a
limited range of commands. Here, type LOGIN and you will be prompted for the
username and password.
?login
Enter User Name
>(username)
Enter Password
>
If it's good you will get access. If it's not you will see..
Invalid user name or password.
Some common accounts for the DMS-100 and some background data:
ADMIN/ADMIN - the ADMIN account with the highest privs in most cases I
have seen. Probably wouldn't want to use ADMIN too often
because it seems like it would be likely to be noticed by
the real admin.
OPERATOR/OPERATOR - The Maintenance & Adminstrative Position (MAP) user. Often
logged in on long term basis. Wouldn't recomment long term
use of this account. Might be good for getting a quick
access to get the rest of the usernames. High privs.
NTAS - Have not found a default password, but is Northern
Technical Assistance Service's login to the switch. NTAS
sometimes needs to log in to do things like patch admin
and other technical support. Also try NTAS1, NTAS2, etc.
ETAS - Emergency Technical Support, I think...Northern Telecom's
24 hour emergency support. Have not found default though
I have also found PHANTOM to be a common username, along with things
the names of various testing and operations support systems such as 4TEL, MARK
(mechanized assignment and record keeping), and probably others in bell areas
such as ALIT for Automatic Line Insulation Testing (commonly accessed over the
Plant Service Center PSC port through PREDICTOR) can be good logins. Bureaus
such as RCMAC and TRANSLATIONS are good also. Also geograhic locations and sites
near or serving from the switch, like a university name, or one particular area
of admin. Peoples names are also good. I have not found any username or password
that is not in uppercase, so don't worry about case mixing. You might want to
think about who uses the account and if they are going to notice it or not. An
account access may leave a log and it's up to the person or system at the other
end, or people viewing the report, if the last access time and device is
noticed. If an account such as ALIT is logged in from a device other than the
one it usually uses, the next access will say where the last login came from. So
if it's the same device as usual then that's less to flag a persons attention.
Of course if an account has not been used in a long time then it's password may
be expired. In one case the switch did not let me on due to expiration. In other
cases it let me change the password. I would recomment changing the password
back to what it was before you changed it because that way the original user
won't notice anything if they decide to logon again. The accessing of an account
will possibly generate an entery in a table on the switch called ACTSYS. It will
list the access time, logon, logoff, account name, and other information. Just
to let you know it is logged and can be read. More about this in the report
section.
Eventually after the correct login/password pair, you will receieve
the system banner message, if any, or just the information about the site,
the CLLI code, the date, and the BCS version. I think BCS 36 is the highest
at this present time. BCS is like a generic on the ESS switches. After login
you will recieve the Command Interpreter level indication message (CI:) and
the > prompt. Here you can enter commands and there are lots of interesting
ones.
93/10/03 06:17 **** H0H214 CITYNAME BCS35 RTM Applied 23MAR93 ****
CI:
>
A nice command is SHOW USERS.
>show users
NAME PRIO STACK NRDEV LANGUAGE PRIV CLASSES
OPERATOR 4 10000 ENGLISH ALL
ADMIN 4 10000 ENGLISH ALL
NTAS 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
BILL 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
SSOCV 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
MARK 4 7000 ENGLISH 12
ETAS 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
NTAS1 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
DAVE 4 7000 ENGLISH 13
CNET 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
FRAME 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
SOI 3 7000 ENGLISH 15
PHANTOM 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
INQUIRE1 4 7000 ENGLISH 16
INQUIRE2 4 7000 ENGLISH 16
INQUIRE3 4 7000 ENGLISH 16
INQUIRE4 4 7000 ENGLISH 16
TSS 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
MX3 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
ONLINE 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
MONITOR 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
NTITMS 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
MAP5 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
MAP6 4 7000 ENGLISH ALL
RECENT 4 5000 ENGLISH ALL
CMAC 4 7000 ENGLISH 12
MSI 4 7000 ENGLISH 16
As you can see, all the users on the switch. You can show the users currently
online by using the QUSER command. Most of the fields are pretty easy
to understand.
>quser all complete
EITHER incorrect optional parameter(s) OR too many parameters.
USER INPUT INPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT LAST U USER
NAME DEVICE FILE DEVICE FILE LOGON P PROCID
--------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------------- - -----------
OPERATOR MAP none MAP none 94/09/08 02:50 N #4511 #1031
BILL MAP1 none MAP1 none 94/09/08 00:34 N #4511 #5004
FRAME MFRAME none MFRAME none 94/09/08 02:51 N #4511 #1054
MX3 MACX none MACX none 94/09/08 05:43 N #4511 #105B
This is a partial listing of what a complete information quser command looks
like. I tried "all" above for the DEVICE field of input but it didn't like it
and gave me that error. However, you can see the username, their input device
(talked about in table TERMDEV), any input file or output file/device active,
their last logon, and their process ID. So user Bill logged in at the MAP1
device at the switch. OPERATOR is generally the user logged in on the MAP most
of the time.
There can be restrictions placed upon the number of login retries a given port
has as based on the login control tables. The table LGICNTL and TERMDEV show
things about the devices and login processes, user associated with a device, and
the like.
>table termdevs
TABLE: TERMDEV
>lis all
TOP
TERMDES IOCNO CKTNO TERMTYPE BAUDRT INTYP EQPEC PRTY GUAR MODEM
COMCLASS
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
MAP 0 8 VT100 B2400 CL 1X67BD NONE N NONE
ALL
MAP1 2 20 VT100 B2400 EIA 1X67BD NONE N NONE
ALL
MAP2 2 16 VT100 B9600 EIA 1X67BD NONE N NONE
ALL
>table lginctrl
TABLE: LGINCTRL
>lis all
TOP
TERMDES DISTIME MAXLOGIN MAXIDLE MAXRETRY DISABLON
FRCOUT DIALBACK DIALTYPE NUMRINGS NUMCALLS
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
MAP -1 60 -1 4 NONE
N DB_OFF AUTO 7 1
MAP1 -1 60 -1 4 NONE
N DB_OFF AUTO 7 1
MAP2 -1 60 -1 4 NONE
N DB_OFF AUTO 7 1
In this case, all the fields are the same except for the TERMDES terminal
designation I would guess. Some other TERMDES listed include:
MAPx, MFRAME, MAPPRT, LANx, ETASVDUx, and others.
ETASVDU is I supposed a special interface to ETAS? I am not sure if it is always
active or if there is some special connection made when ETAS is online. You can
find out what login information is associcated with each console by using the
logincontrol command (which accesses the data in the above table) to display the
information in a more readable format (something the 1AESS is not good at).
CI:
>logincontrol all query full
Console MAP enabled. User: OPERATOR.
Autodisable Time: Forever, Max Login Time: 60 secs,
Max Idle Time: Forever, Max Login Retries: 4,
Open Condition Logout: N, Dialback: Off.
No disable settings.
Console MAP1 enabled. User: BILL.
Autodisable Time: Forever, Max Login Time: 60 secs,
Max Idle Time: Forever, Max Login Retries: 4,
Open Condition Logout: N, Dialback: Off.
No disable settings.
Console MAP2 enabled. User: ALLEN.
Autodisable Time: Forever, Max Login Time: 60 secs,
Max Idle Time: Forever, Max Login Retries: 4,
Open Condition Logout: N, Dialback: Off.
No disable settings.
Console MAP3 enabled. User: BILL.
Autodisable Time: Forever, Max Login Time: 60 secs,
Max Idle Time: Forever, Max Login Retries: 4,
Open Condition Logout: N, Dialback: Off.
No disable settings.
Console MFRAME enabled. User: FRAME.
Autodisable Time: Forever, Max Login Time: 60 secs,
Max Idle Time: Forever, Max Login Retries: 4,
Open Condition Logout: N, Dialback: Off.
No disable settings.
Console ETASVDU enabled.
Autodisable Time: Forever, Max Login Time: 60 secs,
Max Idle Time: Forever, Max Login Retries: 4,
Open Condition Logout: N, Dialback: Off.
No disable settings.
Console MACX enabled. User: MX3.
Autodisable Time: Forever, Max Login Time: 60 secs,
Max Idle Time: Forever, Max Login Retries: 4,
Open Condition Logout: N, Dialback: Off.
No disable settings.
Well, I guess that's enough about the factors around logging in. I will discuss
the report outputs and switch security that I know of later. Let's move on to
some pragmatic uses of the interface.
Next, a good command to use is Query Directory Number, or QDN.
> QDN 5555555
DN: 5555555 (NON-UNIQUE)
TYPE: PILOT OF DLH HUNT GROUP
SNPA: 608 SIG: DT LNATTIDX: N/A
HUNT GROUP: 224 HUNT MEMBER: 0
LINE EQUIPMENT NUMBER: CENT 00 0 05 25
LINE CLASS CODE: IBN
IBN TYPE: STATION
CUSTGRP: WIUC SUBGRP: 0 NCOS: 2
CARDCODE: 6X17AC GND: N PADGRP: STDLN BNV: NL MNO: N
PM NODE NUMBER : 124
PM TERMINAL NUMBER : 80
OPTIONS:
CDC WIUC DGT
GROUP OPTIONS:
TFO RCVD
MEMBER INFO:
1 CENT 00 0 03 15
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SNPA is the local Serving area code. SIG DT means DigiTone (touch-tone)
signaling. LNATTIDX is Line Attribute Index. The number is a hunt group member
with LEN CENTranet 00 0 05 25 and LCC Integrated Business Network, Northern
Telecom's centrex-equivalent end station. I think these also relate to like Key
System kind of things, end user equipment to go hand in hand with the services
offered. The Customer Group is WIUC, a theoretical university. SUBGRP I am not
sure what that relates to specifically. NCOS is Network Class of Service, as
found in the NCOS table. The Cardcode is the type of card. I read somewhere that
if you have a tap on the line the cardcode would reflect this but I have not
found any instance of this personally. GND N I guess means it is not a ground
start line. Not sure about the rest until it gets to OPTIONS, with CDC meaning
Customer Data Change, a feature on the DMS that will let the customer of a
Centrex/Centranet dial in and adminster their partition of the switch (from like
555-1000 to 555-1500 for instance). You may try the logins of CENTREX,
CENTRANET, or combinations thereof. The rest has been explained. I am not sure
what the GROUP OTIONS are though. The Member Info though is the list of
Centranet member numbers. This can go on for a while therefore elimating the old
problem of always needing hunt DN and tying up lines that way by hunting to a
different centranet group instead of a DN.
The next table we will look at is Test Line Control. It has
the phone numbers for the test lines in that office in the SUBtable TLNOS. You
use the SUB subcommand (see CMDS table) of TABLE to access the subtable and then
list the data. Fields in a table in parenthesis often are subtables.
>TABLE: TSTLCONT
>sub tlnos
>lis all
TOP
TESTLINE TLNUMBER TL_MFC_OG_SIG
-----------------------------------------
T100 5555200 N
T101 5555201 N
T102 5555202 N
T103 5555203 N
TCLC 5555214 N
TOPC 5555209 N
TNSS 5555211 N
TSYN 5555210 N
TLPA 5555207 N
BOTTOM
>
T100-T103 are those types of test lines. They aren't really much use that I have
found unless you happen to own something like a CAROT system and want to connect
with one to retrieve measurement data that will be pretty damn boring in most
any case I would think. But, TLPA and TLPA are Test Loop Around port A and port
B, the infamous loop lines. I am not sure what TL_MFC_OG_SIG means though.
There seems to be a list of tables, sometimes only a partial list, in the table
TABLES. I am not sure what all the different type of tables mean, but I have
come across WRITE ONLY tables and I do not know how to use them. Also, sometimes
the data in tables may only be a notepad for office data instead of the switch
actually relying on the table for a function. For instance I have found switches
that list test numbers where there are nothing but disconnected/not in service
numbers. The same thing can be said of the CLIDN table which is all the numbers
with the Calling Line Identification feature on them. See appendix 1 for the
table TABLES.
A CLIDN table looks like this:
>table clidn
TABLE: CLIDN
>lis all
TOP
DIGITS
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6085553200
6085555585
6085557112
BOTTOM
>
A QDN of any number in the above list will most likely result in you seeing the
feature CLI listed at the bottom. This is not true in all cases though, as
previously mentioned. The CLI numbers, when called, will elicit a response from
the switch resulting in the calling number/trunk, called number, time, and other
information. They are LINE and TRK messages.
(CLLI)* LINE115 JUL17 01:57:49 8500 INFO CALLING LINE IDENT
LEN HOST 03 0 09 23 DN 5553200
CALLING LINE = LEN HOST 00 0 17 02 DN 5552325
CALLID = 142413
(CLLI)* LINE117 JUL17 00:02:02 8200 INFO CALLING LINE IDENT
LEN HOST 10 0 18 28 DN 5555585
INCOMING TRUNK = CKT (trunk CLLI) 29
CALLID = 654117
(CLLI)* LINE117 JUL17 00:07:30 1100 INFO CALLING LINE IDENT
LEN HOST 12 0 12 24 DN 5555585
INCOMING TRUNK = CKT 4TEL 1
CALLID = 200990
As you can see, a 4TEL made an outgoing call for line testing purposes to the
number 5555585 on July 17 at 7:30. The CALLID I guess is just a transaction
number of some sort. I am not sure what the numbers after the time mean. The
rest should be pretty easy to understand.
forward
CI:>tablew ofcvar
TABLE: OFCVAR
>lis all
TOP
PARMNAME PARMVAL
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
AC_MOREDIGIT_WAIT 10
AMA_FAILURE_ROUTE_POSITION TSPS
ANI_IN_SMDR N
ASCS_DISABLE_LEVEL NO_ALM
ASCS_MONITOR_DELAY 30
ASCS_NOALARM_THRESHOLD 2
ASCS_NOSEND_THRESHOLD 60
ASCS_ROUTE_INDEX 0
ASCS_TRUNK_TIMEOUT 60
AUTO_ASSIGN_DNH_GRPNUM N
AUTO_ASSIGN_DNH_RANGE 0 0
BICRELAY_NUM_SIMUL_TESTS 1
BICRELAY_XLCM_TEST_SCHEDULE 3 0 5 0 (SU) $
BLOCK_0_INF_INW_CALLS N
BUFFER_THRESHOLDED_REPORTS Y
CAMA_SUSP_CALL_ALLOWED NONE
CIRCUIT_TEST_NUMBER_MESSAGES 10
CLF_ACCESS_CODE 55
CMAJALARM 5 10 15
CMINALARM 5 10 15
COIN_DTF_TOTALIZER_RESET N
COIN_OPERATOR_RELEASED_ON_OA CDF
COIN_RETAIN_ON_OA CDF
CUSTOMER_DATA_CHANGE_LOGS Y
CUTOz��=9}%M�E���$H� 30
CWT_TONE_LENGTH 3
C7_CHGOVER_SLMPR_THRESHOLD 4
C7UP_RSC_LOG_THRESHOLD 15
C7_NACK_ERROR_SLMPR_THRESHOLD 400
C7_SLMPR_ALARM_ON N
C7_SU_ERROR_SLMPR_THRESHOLD 400
DAILY_ISDN_LAYER2_PEG_AUDIT_TIME 2 0
DATA_CALL_SMDR N
DIAGALARM 100 200 300
DIALBACKPW_ENCRYPTED Y
DISKLOGMEMORY 128
DIST_CWT_TONE 25 10
DTULDINFO NILFNAME
EA_TEST_CALL_SPILL 006185295008
ECORE_FORMAT N
ENG640M1_SCAN_RATE 10
FACALARM 100 200 300
IMAJALARM 100 150 200
IMINALARM 100 150 200
LAYER2_PEGS_THRESHOLD_LEVEL 4
LAYER2_SAPI0_ABN_PEGS_THLD 10
LAYER2_SAPI16_ABN_PEGS_THLD 10
LAYER2_SERVICE_DSRPT_THLD 4
LCARDALARM 100 150 200
LCDREX_CONTROL Y 3 0 5 0 10
LINE_CARD_MONITOR N
LINE_WITH_CWT_CAN_FLASH Y
LOCAL_COIN_INIT_TIME 180
LOCAL_COIN_OVER_TIME 180
LOG_CENTRAL_BUFFER_SIZE 5000
LOG_DEVICE_BUFFER_SIZE 1000
LOG_OFFICE_ID CRDLILXED
LSETALARM 100 150 200
MCARDALARM 100 150 200
MCCS_SEQ_CALL_LIM 5
MCCS_SEQ_QUERY N
MSETALARM 25 100 200
MTA_MB_COUNT 28
MTA_RLM_TIME 20
MTA_RMM_TIME 10
MTULDINFO NILFNAME
NDIAGALARM 100 150 200
NETFAB_DAILY_DURATION 4
NETFAB_SCHEDULE_ENABLED N
NETFAB_SCHEDULE_TIME 2
NODEREXCONTROL Y 1 0 4 0
OCCTS_DEFAULT_REG_LOG N N N N
PERFORMANCE 100 150 200
PER_CALL_GND_LOOP_TEST N
PMSTAT_OM_CONTROL Y
PRE_ROUTE_ABANDON_TRK116_LOG Y
PROMPT_HUNT_MEM_LCC N
PSPDALARM 200 250 300
QDIAGALARM 100 150 200
RECORD_CLG_NPA_NXX DEFAULT_REC
RES_SO_SIMPLIFICATION Y N
SDIAGALARM 100 150 250
SIG_TST N
SLE_LANGUAGE LANG1 NIL
SMDR_LOG_RPT NONE 0
SO_PROMPT_FOR_CABLE_PAIR N
SO_PROMPT_FOR_LTG Y
SPECIAL_AMA_REPORT N BOTH 0
SPILL_SPB_ON_ES_TRKS N
SYSLOG_ACCESS N
TABLE_ACCESS_CONTROL Y
TCMALARM 100 150 200
TEST_CALL_AMR_SPILL 6185293101
TEST_CALL_II_SPILL 005293101
TEST_CALL_SPILL 05551212
THRESHOLD_IS_SAMPLING Y
TOLL_DIVERSION_SIGNAL REVERSAL 0
TOPS_AGS 60
TOPS_CALLS_WAITING_SEARCH_DEPTH 5
TOPS_CLD_TIME_AND_CHG_NO_ACTS N
TOPS_CROSS_TEAM_ROUTING N
TOPS_DISPLAY_AWT N
TOPS_DISPLAY_MON N
TOPS_DISPLAY_ST N
TOPS_DUMP_STUDY_REG N
TOPS_EA_DNPC_LOG_GENERATION ALL
TOPS_EA_PROCESS_T_SEL N
TOPS_FGB_CC134 N
TOPS_HOLD_LOCAL N
TOPS_MAN_DATABASE_ORIG_DISPLAY MANVAL
TOPS_MANUAL_DATABASE_ORIG N
TOPS_MFADS_OUTPUT_XFR_NUMBER N
TOPS_MFADS_POLLING_ID 00
TOPS_OTC_CARRIER_NUMBER 000
TOPS_PARS_TONE_LENGTH 10
TOPS_START_OF_DAY 0
TOPS_TAC_RECALL Y
TOPS_TANDEMED_411_CC009 N
TOPS_THIRD_BILL_ACC_REQD_SET NONE
TOPS_VERIFICATION_BARGE_IN SCRAMBLE
TOPS_ZERO_FB_REG N
TOPS_411_RECORD_NPA_IN_AMA N
TRA125M1_SCAN_RATE 10
TRA125M2_SCAN_RATE 10
TRA250M1_SCAN_RATE 10
TRK_OOS_CHK_ON N
TRKLPBK_TIMEOUT_IN_MINUTES 20
UDIAGALARM 100 150 200
BOTTOM
>��quit
CI:
>table amaopts
TABLE: AMAOPTS
>lis all
TOP
OPTION SCHEDULE
-----------------------------------------------
ACBAR_MOD_CO OFF
ACBAR_STY_IN OFF
AUDIT PERIODIC 931014 0000 24 HRS
BCLID_USPAUD PERIODIC 920610 0000 24 HRS
BCLONGCALL PERIODIC 930206 0000 24 HRS
CALL_FWD OFF
CALL_TIMECHG OFF
CDAR OFF
CDRDUMP OFF
CDRLONGCALL OFF
CDRSYNC OFF
CHG411 ON
CHG555 ON
CIDSUSPAUD PERIODIC 910620 0000 24 HRS
CMCICWK ON
CMCORIG ON
CMCTERM ON
COIN OFF
CRSEQNUM OFF
DA411 ON
DA555 ON
ENFIA_B_C ON
FREECALL OFF
HIGHREV OFF
INWATS ON
ISDNCIRCUIT OFF
LOGAMA OFF
LOGOPT PERIODIC 760101 1200 24 HRS
LOGTEST ON
LONGCALL PERIODIC 930206 0000 24 HRS
LUSORIG OFF
LUSTERM OFF
OBSERVED OFF
OCCTERM ON
OUTWATS ON
OCCOVFL PERIODIC 760101 0100 1 HRS
OVERFLOW PERIODIC 760101 2300 24 HRS
SUSP OFF
TIMECHANGE OFF
TRACER PERIODIC 760101 0100 1 HRS
TWC OFF
UNANS_LOCAL OFF
UNANS_TOLL OFF
UNANS_TOPS ON
BOTTOM
>quit
CI:
>table occinfo
TABLE: OCCINFO
>lis all
TOP
CARRNAME CARRNUM ACCESS ORIGCARR INTER INTNTL INTRA ANI FANI ONISCRN AD1
OVERLAP INTERS INTRAS TERMREC OCCSEPNO OPSIG PICIND NOA950 INCCPN DTMFIND
OPSERV CACBLOCK CTDOA CMCMON SCRNWATS CRMCRA ATPINCL INTRAOPR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
220 0220 EAP N Y Y N Y N Y N
N Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
222 0222 EAP N Y Y Y Y Y Y N
Y Y Y LONG 11 FGRPD N N Y N
Y N N N Y Y N N
288 0288 EAP N Y Y Y Y Y Y N
Y Y Y LONG 10 FGRPC N N Y N
Y N N N Y Y N N
MCIFGD900 0222 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
Y Y Y LONG 11 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
533 0533 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
N Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
333 0333 EAP N Y Y Y Y Y N Y
Y Y Y LONG 12 FGRPD N N Y N
Y N N N Y Y N N
536 0536 EAP N Y Y Y Y N N N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
ALNFGD800 0444 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
ALNFGD900 0444 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
444 0444 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y Y
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
732 0732 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y Y
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
658 0658 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y Y
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
UTCFGD900 0333 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
Y Y Y LONG 12 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
835 0835 EAP N Y Y Y Y N N N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
488 0488 EAP N Y Y N Y N N N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
999 0999 EAP N Y Y N Y N N N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
432 0432 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
N Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
450 0450 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y Y
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
253 0253 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
N Y Y LONG 13 NONE N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
832 0832 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
022 0022 EAP N Y Y Y Y N N N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
252 0252 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
647 0647 EAP N Y Y N Y N Y N
N Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
725 0725 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y Y
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
555 0555 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y Y
N Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
040 0040 EAP N Y Y N Y N N Y
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
888 0888 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
387 0387 EAP N Y Y N Y N Y Y
N Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
110 0110 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y N
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPC N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
223 0223 EAP N Y Y Y Y Y N Y
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
872 0872 EAP N Y Y Y Y Y N Y
Y Y Y LONG 12 FGRPD N N Y N
Y N N N Y Y N N
270 0270 EAP N Y Y Y Y N Y Y
N Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
813 0813 EAP Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
716 0716 EAP Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
368 0368 EAP Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y
Y Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
211 0211 EAP N Y Y N Y N Y N
N Y Y LONG 13 FGRPD N N Y N
N N N N Y Y N N
780 0780 EAP N Y Y Y Y Y N Y
Y Y Y LONG 12 FGRPD N N Y N
Y N N N Y Y N N
926 0926 EAP N Y Y Y Y Y N Y
Y Y Y LONG 12 FGRPD N N Y N
Y N N N Y Y N N
>quit
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>qdn 5296207
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DN: 5296207
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>logutil
Current MODE setting is: NORMAL
LOGUTIL:
>listdevs
No. Device Status Rerouted Format
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0 MAPPRT Outputting Logs No STD
1 SPARE0 Inactive. No STD
2 SPARE1 Inactive. No STD
3 TSM Outputting Logs No SCC2
4 D000SCRATCH Inactive. No STD
5 SPARE2 Inactive. No STD
6 TEST1 Outputting Logs No STD
7 SPARE4 Inactive. No STD
8 SPARE6 Outputting Logs No STD
9 SPARE5 Outputting Logs No STD
10 TDCS Outputting Logs No STD
11 STATEALM Outputting Logs No STD
12 D020CLILOGA Inactive. No STD
13 D020CLILOGB Inactive. No STD
14 SFDEV Inactive. No STD
15 TEST4 Inactive. No STD
16 N Process started No STD
17 ETASPRT1 Inactive. No STD
18 ETASVDU Inactive. No STD
19 TEST3 Inactive. No STD
20 D020SCRATCH Inactive. No STD
21 SAM1 Inactive. No STD
22 ETASVDU1 Inactive. No STD
23 S00DSCR2 Inactive. No STD
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