Difference between revisions of "Station ID feature"
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| − | |'''Description''': || Service: | + | |'''Description''': || Service code: Dial 789 on a display station to view station and system information. Press M-key to step to new information: |
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| + | *789: First line: [[Directory number]] and name. Second line: [[Call remote exchange feature|Area code]] and exchange name | ||
| + | *789 + M: Show [[physical number]] and [[node|node number]] | ||
| + | *789 + M + M: Show AMC software version | ||
| + | *789 + M + M + M: Show IP address of Eth0 and Eth1 (see note below) | ||
| + | *789 + M + M + M + M: Show [[MAC address (AMC-IP)|MAC address]] of the [[ICX-500 Gateway|ICX-500]] or the [[:Category:AlphaCom Servers|AlphaCom Server]] | ||
| + | *789 + M + M + M + M + M: Show own IP address (only for IP stations) | ||
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| + | Note: IP address of Eth0/Eth1 is the ''configured'' IP addresses, as used by Intercom Application (AMCd). The difference is if you use the [[IP config|7810]] function, then the actual IP address used by Linux will be different from the configured one until next reset. | ||
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[[AlphaCom Feature List|Back to feature list]] | [[AlphaCom Feature List|Back to feature list]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:29, 11 May 2022
| Feature: | Display station and system information |
| Default directory number: | 789 |
| Feature number: | 54 |
| Parameter 1: | 0 |
| Description: | Service code: Dial 789 on a display station to view station and system information. Press M-key to step to new information:
Note: IP address of Eth0/Eth1 is the configured IP addresses, as used by Intercom Application (AMCd). The difference is if you use the 7810 function, then the actual IP address used by Linux will be different from the configured one until next reset. |