Print PIN codes

[L_lefante]

Hi,

Is there a way to print PIN codes?? I need a list of the configured PIN codes.

New OXE in R12 does not have access via 4760i so i can not export table from configuration.

Regards,

[L_lefante]

(Sorry... this post was for OXE section. Could you please move it?)

[mgoegel]

Hello,

If you don't have any problem with telnet, then you could do this with the command
edsbr

When started you type
dir
To set the first column as directory number.
Maybe the pin is added with the command
pin

You can call the help with:
?

? *

lists all possible list attributes.
If you have it, then type
go

Which should print you the list.
Now you have to copy this from your telnet log or console to a local text file (putty log file is nice).
You leave edsbr with the command
quit

Hope it helps

Regards Mario


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[L_lefante]

Hi Mario,

Thanks for your reply. I have already checked edsbr command, but there is no option to include pin as a parameter.

Any other idea??


Regards,

[mgoegel]

You're right, I can't find one too.

So you just could use the WBM (mtcl user/password) with https://oxe-ip
Here open Translator/PIN.
Then mark the list in the tree and copy/paste it into a text editor.

Thats possibly the only way, how you could export something without Omnivista Server.

Regards
Mario

[L_lefante]

Thanks. I think that the only "trick" is what you mentioned. I did not think to mark it directly in the tree !

It is nice to have WBM new admin console but for this cases 4760i access was really usuful.

Regards,

[cavagnaro]

4760i is totally out? Not shown in system options anymore?

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[L_lefante]

Yes, totally out!

It was removed from the options to enable it

[cavagnaro]

Yes, totally out!

It was removed from the options to enable it

[emoji32]
Maybe time to install one and do some research [emoji39] maybe it is hidden


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[mgoegel]

I don't believe, it is worth, to try get it back 2 work. It is so old now (especially the Java version needed).
The new REST API, which is used, brings my brain to glow with new ideas...

Regards Mario