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19/70: well...
Name: Sir Francis Drake 56
Date: 8:15 pm Fri May 01, 1987
You mentioned the third time of multiplexing as Stad DM or something, I
believe what you mean is Stattistcal Time Division (STDM). A STDM is just
a normal TDM improved so that empty bandwiths (which occur on TDM) are used
by busy ones. This allows a hell of alot more efficient use of the line then
TDM's. STDM is mainly used when you have alot of terminals/whatever that
wont always be being used.
Hmm, I have some good stuff on pay phone accounting somewhere....
sfd
20/70: Payf0nez
Name: Phantom Phreaker 46
Date: 10:57 pm Sat May 02, 1987
There are some types of payphones that are attached to a normal cable pair,
a normal line, and in this case the payphone like usage would be determined in
the phone and not in an office. I can't remember the exact type, or even where
I read it but if I should find it by any chance then I'll put it p.
Phantom
21/70: P-Phones
Name: Jester Sluggo 31
Date: 12:19 pm Sun May 03, 1987
Well, there are several manufacturers of payfones that make several different
type of payfones. If someone could call up the factory, or a salesman, or
dealer of these products, and pose as a perspective buyer, then that'd solve
these questions.. (shit..)
It perhaps might make a good file for Phrack. But I don't have the time do
to do those things.)
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/ luggo !!
22/70: AMA
Name: Circuit Breaker 5
Date: 10:43 pm Sun May 03, 1987
There is some AMA info on LMOS. The audit file is under /dev/smlog /smlog.
I got a list for two different streams ST1 and ST2. You should see,
office id
days until expiration
process start time
stop time
the ama default
ama teleprocessing
its also will have some stuff such as HOC password and a backup HOC password,
Also look under /dev/unixabf /unixa/users, this will give you the termination
codes after the stream code like:
S# (#)=termination code + date + time
Circuit Breaker
23/70: audit file
Name: Circuit Breaker 5
Date: 10:49 pm Sun May 03, 1987
One more thing to check on the audit file dump /no5text/rcv/aimrc.
I would think the audit file is like audit on a VAX it just checks your access
level if your insuficient you can't read that file.
24/70: Circuit Breaker
Name: Phantom Phreaker 46
Date: 1:11 am Mon May 04, 1987
(Trying hard to leave an intelligble post)
Circuit Breaker, what LMOS system do you have access to? Do you (it looks
like it to me) have access to only the unix Front End system, or do you have
the IBM VM370 host processor? Anyway, not all front ends are the same, try
accessing the Cross Front End (XFE) via the Network Manager program
(/usr/lbin, I think) nmx or the NMstatus program and checking for those