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22/27: Whats...
Name: Slave Driver 58
Date: 10:27 am Tue May 19, 1987
NSAC?
Steve Driver
stupid definitions welcome, but so is a real one...thanks..|
23/27: NSAC...?
Name: Phantom Phreaker 46
Date: 9:38 pm Tue May 19, 1987
Did you mean NESAC by any chance? I've never heard of NSAC but it probably
exists, there are a bunch of telco offices that end in 'SAC' such as MSAC,
ESAC, NESAC, and OSAC, and probably others I can't remember. I'll look around
and see if I can find NSAC anywhere.
Phantom
24/27: Offices
Name: Doom Prophet 21
Date: 6:57 am Fri May 22, 1987
Well Phantom, OSAC isn't a Bell or AT&T office, it is a system for operator
services support (I guess it stands for something like Operator Services
Assistance Center). From there a person can get information for certain time
periods on entire TSPS sites, such as how many calls were placed, etc, and a
traffic analysis for day or night reports. The CLLI code is listed with the
report I believe.
CMAC is similar to RC-MAC (or so I thought) because when I was trying to get
an 800 translation, the PBX attendant at the RTM in 312 referred me to them.
They then asked me what switch it was for (the Xlation) and apparently
misundererstood my request (I guess they thought I was asking for a DN or
trunk translation). MSAC is for installation and testing of WATS lines butt
don't give out Xlations (policy by the sound of it although it was probably
just me). I have heard differently, soo I'm not sure on tht last one (MSAC's
purpose, which I have been told NSAC does instead). Since 800's have gottenen
'advanced' I suppose the offices for testing could be on a national level,
although MLT equipment when testing a number that has been reported as an 800
somehow accesses the actual translation or non standard BTN automatically.
The A8FSC probably does WATS testing also, along with NASCAR (mainly used for
traffic analysis from toll centers of 800 terminations to make sure the
completion level is up to standard). TK, where is the ACP physically, just in
the 4E itself? Do you know how the NCP receives incoming messages (the same as
an initial message on CCIS, or CCS) and in what format? Also, what data links
run to and from the NCP? Hope someone can answer my questions..
Doom
25/27: Sorry
Name: Doom Prophet 21
Date: 7:02 am Fri May 22, 1987
To leave another post, but before anyone starts having a fit, I know the
standard places for obtaining Translations, so please don't leave a thousand
corrections on how the RTM has nothing to do with Xlations (I agree). Acttualy
it was someone at the RWC who referred me to CMAC and not the RTM, I can't
remember clearly anyway.
26/27: Shit...
Name: Taran King 1
Date: 7:10 am Fri May 22, 1987
I don't have further specifications on the NCP database accessed from the ACP
==Phrack Inc.==
Volume Two, Issue 20, File 9 of 12
Metal Shop Private's -- New Users
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