Avaya Site Administration Export List Station [cracked]
This report is designed to be used as a training document, a runbook for operations teams, or a standard operating procedure (SOP) for telephony administrators.
- You can also use the "Filter" option to filter the list of stations by specific criteria, such as station name or extension, before exporting.
- If you want to export all stations, you can click on the "Select All" button at the top of the page before exporting.
- The exported list can be useful for inventory management, troubleshooting, or reporting purposes.
- Go to
Tools > Session Log.
- Enable "Capture to file".
- Set a filename:
stations_export.csv.
- Run your command.
- Disable capture.
Best Practices for Avaya Site Administration Station Exports
- Always turn off paging BEFORE listing:
set session list page off. Without this, your list will stop at every 20 lines.
- Limit your export scope: Avoid
list station all on a 30,000-station system. Use list station 1-9999 and 10000-19999.
- Use unique output names: Append a timestamp (
stations_2025-03-30.txt) to avoid overwriting.
- Validate a small sample first: Run
list station 5000 before list station all to check formatting.
- Know your station types: If you only need IP stations, use
list station type ip-phone.
Method 1: The Basic list station Command (Manual Copy-Paste)
The simplest method is using the native SAT command list station. However, this requires manual reformatting. avaya site administration export list station
7. Limitations / Known Issues
- ASA has no native “Export to CSV” button; you must capture the terminal output.
- Multi-line fields (e.g., button mappings) are difficult to flatten.
- Large exports (>5000 stations) may exceed terminal buffer – use
list station xxxx yyyy in smaller ranges.
Pro Tip: Use TSAPI if you have a dedicated CTI link; use Direct for simple terminal sessions over SSH. This report is designed to be used as