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In article <78onkj$abj$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
  rfrost@asc.corp.mot.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am looking for PC or Unix maintenance software for a Fujitsu
> Essence E600 ISS PABX. I am looking for software that will perform
> the following tasks:
>
> 1) Extension number / Line Equipment Number swaps
> 2) Speed dial number allocation
> 3) Configuration dumps
> 4) Set internal date/time clock
>
> This software would communicate with the PABX over a
> PABX serial control port.
>
> If fujitsu does not make it are there 3rd party applications
> that are available?.
>
> Or, has anyone written their own that they can share with me?
>
> Many thanks..
>
> - Richard Frost
>   /v\otorola Australia Software Centre

Not really famliar with the Fujitsu switch, but most PBXes I have worked with
in the past required a simple ASCII (VT100 type) terminal to access the
switch software.  Back several years ago I had a "front end" that simplified
the administration of a NEC 2400 by using a menu/form.	The data sent to the
switch by the program was the same as you would have sent using the raw
command line format.

William "Bill" Brownlow
"While my employer has their opinions, I have mine.  Occasionally they
converge"
"Wise men are not wise at all time."  Emerson, The Conduct of Life, 1860

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On Thu, 28 Jan 1999 04:04:39 GMT, rj_frost@my-dejanews.com wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I am looking for PC or Unix maintenance software for a Fujitsu
>Essence E600 ISS PABX. I am looking for software that will perform
>the following tasks:
>
>1) Extension number / Line Equipment Number swaps
>2) Speed dial number allocation
>3) Configuration dumps
>4) Set internal date/time clock
>
>This software would communicate with the PABX over a
>PABX serial control port.
>
>If fujitsu does not make it are there 3rd party applications
>that are available?.
>
>Or, has anyone written their own that they can share with me?
>
>Many thanks..
>
>- Richard Frost
>  /v\otorola Australia Software Centre
>
the E630/E650 fujitsu essence PABX uses a proprioity software packace
called I&M that allows customer config dumps, data save and loads, and
a maintance and administration terminal function.
there was also a old MAT terminal package on the older 9600M/S PABXs
that can be used to do commands and moves and changes
any Fujitsu or Telstra PABX Techs here may help you with the software
package both are DOS based packages.

Regards
frank

Hello, I have never connected our software to a Fujitsu Switch.
Like Bill said, most are some type of VT100.  Our software (Unix based)
can connect different types of PBX's and voicemail serers and provide
central alarming and cut-through access.
http://www.tonesoft.com/~lwr/telecommunicationsmanagement.htm
for an overview.

Lance Rifenburg
mailto:lwr@tonesoft.com

In article <78pq2k$615$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
  wbrownlo@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> In article <78onkj$abj$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
>   rfrost@asc.corp.mot.com wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am looking for PC or Unix maintenance software for a Fujitsu
> > Essence E600 ISS PABX. I am looking for software that will perform
> > the following tasks:
> >
> > 1) Extension number / Line Equipment Number swaps
> > 2) Speed dial number allocation
> > 3) Configuration dumps
> > 4) Set internal date/time clock
> >
> > This software would communicate with the PABX over a
> > PABX serial control port.
> >
> > If fujitsu does not make it are there 3rd party applications
> > that are available?.
> >
> > Or, has anyone written their own that they can share with me?
> >
> > Many thanks..
> >
> > - Richard Frost
> >   /v\otorola Australia Software Centre
>
> Not really famliar with the Fujitsu switch, but most PBXes I have worked with
> in the past required a simple ASCII (VT100 type) terminal to access the
> switch software.  Back several years ago I had a "front end" that simplified
> the administration of a NEC 2400 by using a menu/form.	The data sent to
the
> switch by the program was the same as you would have sent using the raw
> command line format.
>
> William "Bill" Brownlow
> "While my employer has their opinions, I have mine.  Occasionally they
> converge"
> "Wise men are not wise at all time."  Emerson, The Conduct of Life, 1860
>
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