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44/70: Addition.
Name: Phantom Phreaker 46
Date: 2:32 am Sat May 09, 1987
(I forgot something)
DMS-100 does have something like it's own call blocking. It can be used to
restrict certain types of lines from calling other types. The destination
switch checks the information sent in from the (intraoffice) DN, (I think the
Screening Code, probably) or from an INC (incoming trunk). This can be done to
restrict access to official lines and such.
Phantom
45/70: i thought
Name: Lucifer 666 43
Date: 2:26 am Sun May 10, 1987
none of the DMS features blocking other people from calling you, etc| were
not implemented.... I thought that the user-choice stuff was never put in...
was I wrong?
L666
46/70: RC15?
Name: Control C 8
Date: 11:17 am Sun May 10, 1987
Phantom,
Are you sure the RC15 exists? RC's start at 16 and end at 29..
Maby I'm just screwed...
47/70: FACS
Name: Mad Hatter 51
Date: 5:57 pm Tue May 12, 1987
Can anyone fill me in on FACS? I got the file by Sharp Razor and Doom Prophet
has told me about it somewhat, but can anyone explain detailed info on it?
Thanks (d00d)...
-Hatter
.s
48/70: TC15
Name: Phantom Phreaker 46
Date: 7:21 pm Tue May 12, 1987
Actually, it's a TC15 report on a 1AESS... not RC15. Sorry about that. A TC15
is very long and has a few acronyms in it that I don't recognize. About the
only one I can remember right now was PUC, Peripheral Unit Controller.
For those of you who have problems with the acronyms posted here, you might
want to check the N)eed acronyms option from the main menu on this board. This
is an acronym list that I made a while back and gave to TK, and he put a few
in himself. It's basically correct as far as I know, so please let's not add
one unless you are sure.
Phantom
49/70: Carot, etc.
Name: Doom Prophet 21
Date: 4:41 pm Fri May 15, 1987
Well, I don't know that much about FACS, although I don't believe that it
really acts as a replacement for COSMOS, more like an integration/mini datakit
sort of thing for the different systems related to cosmos.
Mad Hatter was asking about CAROT in mail, and I looked through some stuff and
here is some info about the system. It consists of the two processors for the
CAROT (database section), the data and the test processor. The TP controls and
directs the ROTL's and the Circuit Maintenance System (I've seen CMS-1B and
also CMS-3A, don't know what the current version is). CMS 3A is used with
TIRKS also. Anyway, the CAROT controller (which is supported by the two
processors) can do something like 14 tests at the same time (at night when
their is less traffic on the trunks). The CC also analyzes and sends out the
test results to the appropriate departments or offices (the CO, an SCC or a
CTTU station). The ROTL is accessed just by the technician dialing it, which
is why anyone can dial them. The ROTL is controlled by MF input of the trunk
group and network numbers. I have seen TNN's as being three digits, but I
guess it depends upon the office size. The ROTL seizes the trunk to be tested.
The ATMS responder (Automated Trunk Measurement System) is connected to the
ends of the tested trunk to receive tthe test measurements. The ROTL somehow