It's the same as the older Meridian 1 series as far as I am aware and I used to work on those so here goes, it has been a while for me though :S
To Show Directory Number Block (contains all DNs in use on the system):
LD 20
REQ prt
TYPE dnb
CUST (usaully zero unless tenanted switch)
DN <cr>
This will print all DNs in use on the system.
To see what RPNG an extension belongs to:
LD 11
REQ prt
TYPE dnb
CUST (usaully zero unless tenanted)
DN xxx (where xxxx is the DN (extension))
<cr>
<cr>
<cr>
<cr>
Write down the PORT Number
REQ PRT
TYPE TNB
TN ## ## enter the PORT Number you just wrote down
WATCH for RNPG Number (Ringing Number Pickup Group)
I hope this helps.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: June 29, 2010 1:24 pm by Matt Mather3,610 pts.
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When you print out the list in LD 81, capture it as a text file if you can. Then import this file into Excel as a space delimited file. That will allow you to sort by the RNPG field and have the list in numerical sequence by pickup group. It’s very useful.
Go to LD 81, at REQ LST, Return until FEAT RNP, then at RNGP put 1 100.
then it will print all groups in order from 1 to 100.
You can also leave RNGP blank and it will print everything.
When you print out the list in LD 81, capture it as a text file if you can. Then import this file into Excel as a space delimited file. That will allow you to sort by the RNPG field and have the list in numerical sequence by pickup group. It’s very useful.