Specifications

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ZlinkW Command Reference
currently inactive. The -a and -i switches are mutually exclusive, however either may be
used with any of the other switches.
Figure 53 shows a sample session starting with one trunk active with alpha input, followed
by the reporting of an incoming call, followed by the answering and processing of that
call. Note that the alpha input line has been given a trunk group number, this can be
helpful in separating the origins of pages on the system.
Figure 53: Command “liu” with Switch “a”
+ liu -a
Trunk Mode Type Number Activity Last used
8A 2 IN Local Modem *modem* Ianswer 4oct90 12:20:49p
+ liu -a
Trunk Mode Type Number Activity Last used
6A IN DID Ibound 4oct90 12:26:04p
8A 2 IN Local Modem *modem* Ianswer 4oct90 12:20:49p
+ liu -a
Trunk Mode Type Number Activity Last used
6A IN DID 0248 Ianswer 4oct90 12:26:04p
8A 2 IN Local Modem *modem* Ianswer 4oct90 12:20:49p
The -o switch is used to display trunk override information. This includes the Trunk,
Mode, and Type fields as before. It adds the Priority column, which is the priority
override for the trunk. Setting the priority of a trunk to anything besides “default”, which
displays as an “*”, will force the priority of all calls on that trunk to the override priority.
The
Prompt field shows which type of prompts, voice and tone, are enabled on the trunk;
this field currently has no meaning for alpha-only liu instances. The
Security column
shows whether or not security codes will be checked on calls to that trunk; passcodes for
owners access and prompt setup are always checked. The
Override field displays and
destination overrides in effect for that trunk.
In Figure 54, trunk card seven has had overrides set for both of its ports. For port A the
priority of all calls is being forced to level three, and only voice prompts are enabled. For
port B all calls will be forced to a priority of “Breakthrough”, only tone prompts will be
given, and security code checking is disabled.
Figure 54: Command “liu” with Switch “o”
+ liu -o
Trunk Mode Type Priority Prompt Security Override
6A IN DID * Both Enabled
6B IN DID * Both Enabled
7A IN DID 3 Voice Enabled
7B IN DID B Tone Disabled
The -g switch selects the display of trunk group summary information. For each trunk
group the total number of trunks in the group is shown, as well as a break-down of the
number of free, active, offline, and dead trunks. This is followed by trunk routing
supergroup information, if there are any supergroups set.