9.19.5  
Maintenance | Out of Service 
 
Out of Service can be used to display all station and line ports available in the communication system.

9.19.5.1  
Out of Service table 

Slot/Port column  
This column indicates the slot and port where the station or trunk (line) is located.

Call no. column  
This is the number assigned to the port.

Name column  
This is the name associated with the station or trunk.

Status column  
The ports can be either active or inactive based on whether or not there is a valid telephone or trunk line connected to the port. This terminology is consistent throughout. The ports can also be In service, which is the default, or Out of service from tool, which means that they have been blocked via Lock card.

9.19.5.2  
Buttons 

Block selection, Release selection  
The ports listed in the table can be blocked or released using the Block Selection or Release Selection buttons.
Ports of an IVM or HG1500 cannot be blocked.

Lock card, Release card  
Entire cards can be blocked or released using the Lock card or Release card buttons. This blocks or releases all cards with listed ports. Blocking a card has the same effect as blocking all its ports.

Read Data  
When you click on the Read Data command button, all station and line ports available in the communication system are displayed in the table.
   -   When blocking UP0/E ports, the accompanying physical port is always taken out of operation. This has as a result that when, for example, a master port is selected, the accompanying slave port is also taken out of operation.
   -   When individual mobile telephones of a cordless board are blocked with Block Selection, the entire board and therefore all mobile telephones are always blocked. To block individual mobile parts, change the PIN of the appropriate mobile part.
   -   Note that being In Service is not the same as being Active. For example, a port status might be: Active, In Service or it might also be Inactive, In Service.
   -   To keep from preventing Assiatant T activities, the first 2 ports are not blocked when the first SLMO/SLU is blocked.

HiPath 3000/5000 V9, Manager E, Administrator Documentation, Issue 10   up Top
Disclaimer & Copyright   ID: P31003H3590M1000176A9   2014-03-03