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6/27: RC-MAC
Name: Mad Hatter 51
Date: 3:12 pm Wed May 06, 1987
RC-MAC.. are they any good for engineering? If so, for what? Thanks... Also,
what are the functions of MMOC?
-Hatter
7/27: RC-MAC
Name: Taran King 1
Date: 5:58 pm Wed May 06, 1987
The Recent Change Memory Administration Center is the place at which orders
are put in to do changes to subscriber lines, etc. It is a very useful
office, but this all depends on what you want to get done. I believe they
have access to RC terminals (makes sense anyway...) so you could get then to
complete any RC transaction that you wished to have done provided that you've
got a good excuse. Hope that helps a bit..
-TK
8/27: CT reports
Name: Control C 8
Date: 9:07 pm Wed May 06, 1987
Here's something you may be intrested in:
Report Reason for Report
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CT01 To print information pertaining to a line trace requested by an input
message.
CT02 To indicate that this message contains information pertaining to a
line trace requested by an input message.
CT03 To indicate that an interoffice or outgoing seven-digit call has been
placed form a directory number to another directory number.
CT04 To indicate that the incoming call has been placed to the indicated
directory number from a trunk. The trunk network number (TNN) is
given. Translation information for the called directory number or
the terminating directory number indicated that a trace should be
made of all calls to this number.
CT05 Indicates thatan outgoing ten digit call has been placed from
directory number to another directory number. A check of the
Calling Line Identification (CLID) list indicates that a trace of
all calls to this ten-digit number should be made.
CT06 To print the contents of the CLID list in response to input message
CI-LIST or as the result of an error being detected in a CLID entry
by audit 32. The audit will remove the directory number in which the
error was found. If CLID list in printed in responce to a TTY
message, then it will be a priority of SCHED and an 'A' will print
out with the header. If CLID list is printed as a result of an error
found by the audit an 'M' will print out with the header since it
will be a priority of MAN.
If anyone want to know any other output reports let me know..
Control
9/27: SCCS
Name: Mad Hatter 51
Date: 11:18 am Thu May 07, 1987
What is the difference between SCCS and TSPS SCCS? Is it that TSPS SCCS is
used by TSPS only? That sounds logical, but I wasn't sure anyway. Anyone
ever hear of Network Administration? What are they good(used) for?
Questions, questions, questions....
-Hatter
10/27: NAC/CT0X reports
Name: Phantom Phreaker 46
Date: 10:58 pm Thu May 07, 1987
Network Administration is also known as the NAC, Network Administration
Center, also called Dial Assignment. They are located in the BOC building, I
believe, along with the LAC (Loop Assignment Center) and SSC (Special Service
Center) and a few others. The NAC basically deal with new lines being put in,
they do things like figure out how to evenly distribute the number of lines so
there won't be any shortage, and things like that, it's similar to the LAC but
I don't know any big differences in the two right now.
Ctrl C, where did you get the CT0X message summaries? Pretty good info
though, but I can say that I have only seen a CT06 (when I pulled it up), a