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I have a customer with a MICS with 4 16X0 modules. trying to ID available stations on 66 blocks. I can go into port/dn but trying to find what port #'s are associated with each block. is there a standard sequence? Any help is appreciated. Thank you.
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You can trace the fiber connections from the main cabinet. Starting from the bottom it is port 3xx for the first connection. The 2nd from bottom is port 4xx and so forth. You can also disconnect a cross connect from the 66 block and use a test star to connect a phone. Check the dn of the phone and look it up port/dn. Make sure that relocation is turned off.
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For #3 is 0301-0316, #4 is 0401-0416 and so on.
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