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1/27: CAROT/RC-MAC
Name: Phantom Phreaker 46
Date: 2:46 am Sun Apr 26, 1987
The numbers before/after CAROT are the generic and version.. for instance
2CAROT3 is CAROT 2, generic 3. The highest I have seen is 2CAROT4, but there
are probably more. Also a number that refers to a CAROT system could also be
it's particular number, if there is more than one in a particular area.
RC-MAC (Recent Change Memory Administration Center) is a place where a clerk
enters information into an electronic switching system via a Recent Change
terminal. The information changed can be a variety of things, but things like
Class of Service, CCF's, EA Interlata Carriers (called a PIC, Primary
Independent Carrier, I believe, something along those lines), etc. Data that
is to perform Recent Changes upon an ESS switch is screened by a computer
system called RMAS (Remote Memory Administration System) for validity. RMAS is
generally running under a unix OS.
A few actual Recent Changes look something like this:
RC:LINE;CHG:
ORD XXXXXXX
TRC
!
That is an RC upon a line, to change something. The TRC is TRaCe, I think,
and the ! is needed for some reason.
You can also have:
RC:MLHG;CHG: (RC upon a Multi Line Hunt Group); RC:MPTY;TWPTY: (RC upon a
Multi Party line, a 2 party line)
Oh yeah, those examples I typed in might be wrong, I don't memorize them or
anything so don't sue me if they aren't right. Also they are for a 1AESS.
Phantom
2/27: Bah..
Name: Phantom Phreaker 46
Date: 2:54 am Sun Apr 26, 1987
(Sorry to post two in a row...)
Hatter, RC-MAC does have COSMOS access, at least they have a login prefix
assigned as 'RECENT CHANGE', which is RCxx, where the xx is two numbers. Theyy
don't seem to logged on that often though. Some other systems they may have
access to include RC/V, Recent Change annd Verify, I don't understand RC/V
that much, but RC/V has channels into electronic offices, just like RC
channels. RMAS is access to an RC channel.
PS-I'm open for corrections..I'm not 100% sure about all this shit either.
Phantom
3/27: Bell Security
Name: Knight Lightning
Date: 7:14 pm Thu Apr 30, 1987
What would you have to do and who would you have to call and what would you
have to say etc to find out about anything being on your line that you didn't
want (hint hint)?
:Knight Lightning
4/27: (3232232
Name: Doom Prophet 21
Date: 4:57 pm Fri May 01, 1987
Try your CO (they would know if a DNR was there of course), or for CLID marked
numbers, your SCC switch controller. They won't always read you the CT06
though (heh)..
5/27: Yeah but
Name: Knight Lightning 2
Date: 10:17 am Sat May 02, 1987
Who would you say that you are, why would you be calling, and what would you
ask to find out if it was there?
:Knight Lightning