The screens are display-only screens
and cannot be used to change data for a subscriber. To change data for
a subscriber, you must use the Subscriber screen. A subscriber must
be in the system database to be listed on the screens.
Listing
Subscribers by Name
The List Subscribers screen lists,
in alphabetical order, the names of local subscribers, along with their
extensions, classes of service, and miscellaneous information.
At the enter
command: prompt, enter list subscriber or list subscriber
name-character, where name-character is the first
character of the name you want to see listed first in the screen.
If you type li su, the listing starts from the alphabetic character
closest to a. This command is case-sensitive, so typing li su r
yields different results than li su R.
The cursor returns to
the command line, and the system displays the following message:
Command Successfully
Completed.
Enter exit
or another administrative command at the enter command:
prompt.
Listing
Subscribers by Extension
The List Extensions screen displays
the extensions of local subscribers. The list is in numerical order
of extension number starting with either the numerically lowest extension
number or the extension specified in the command line.
At the enter command:
prompt, enter list extensions or list extensions extension,
where extension is the specific telephone extension you want
to see listed first. If you type li ex, all local extensions
display.
The cursor returns to
the command line, and the system displays the following message:
Command Successfully
Completed.
Enter exit
or another administrative command at the enter command:
prompt.
Listing
Remote Email Users
The system saves address and delivery
information for email it delivers outside of the INTUITY domain. Email
administration is described in Overview
of Email Administration.
To list the remote email users that
your system has sent mail to:
At the enter
command: prompt, enter list remote-text-addresses trusted-server,
where trusted-server is the Internet Messaging server used
to deliver email.