Once you have set up a Provisioning Company selecting Qwest as the Order Processor, the Qwest folder is available.
Double-click Qwest to open the Qwest configuration dialog.
The Qwest configuration window contains the following information.
Enabled
True: The service is running for this provisioning company. (Start/Resume has been selected on the Control Panel.)
False: The service is not running for this provisioning company. (Stop has been selected on the Control Panel.)
Current Record Count
(read-only)The current number of records in the temp file.
Max Records per file
The maximum number of records to be included in each equal access provisioning file. Qwest recommends no more than 10,000 records in each file.
Current Sequence Number (read-only)
The current sequence number.
Next Sequence Number
Enter the next sequence number to be used when creating provisioning files.
This field can be changed when the number is getting close to the carrier's upper limit. For example, if the carrier does not want any file numbers to be greater than 999, change this field to “1” when the current sequence number is at 998.
This field can also be changed (to the original sequence number) if a file needs to be resubmitted.
Export Folder
Enter the entire path where files awaiting export to Qwest are going to be located.
Export Temp Folder
Enter the entire path where system-placed files are held before being moved to the Export Folder.
File Prefix
Enter the prefix for the provisioning file name, such as Qwest.
Use dot (.) file separator
Selected: The name of the file has the File Prefix separated from the Current Sequence number by a dot (.). Example, Qwest.0432.
Cleared: The File Prefix is not separated from the Current Sequence number. Example, Qwest0432.
Import Folder
Enter the entire path where files from the Preprocessing Folder are held.
Import Done Folder
Enter the entire path where imported files will be stored.
Customer Account Number
Enter the Customer Account Number assigned to your company by Qwest.
Use GBUS Version 3
Determines the batch file type.
Selected: Batch file type = BT_WHL3.
Cleared: Batch file type = BT_WHL2.(2 or 3).
Batch ID
Enter the batch or sequence of the provisionfile.
Product Account ID
Enter the ID assigned to your company by Qwest.
Terminate Future Disconnects
Selected: Causes an action of B for disconnects.
Cleared: Causes an action of D for disconnects.
User Service Account Type
Selected: Use the account type of the service.
Cleared: Use the account type of the customer.
Letter of Approval is today
Selected: Sets the LOA date to today's date.
Cleared: Sets the LOA date to the Start Date of the service.
Use Customer Date
Selected: Uses the customer establish date.
Cleared: Uses today's date.
Enable No PIC
Selected: Gives your company the ability to select Do PIC or No PIC for a service.
Cleared: The system will not allow No PIC to be provisioned.
8XX Organization
Enter the organization that is responsible for providing the Toll Free service.
Qwest is 8XX Resp Org
Selected: Qwest is the organization that is responsible for providing the Toll Free service.
Cleared: The organization entered in the 8XX Organization field is responsible for providing the Toll Free service.
Auto-Complete Toll Free Orders
Selected: Immediately changes the provisioning status on any Toll Free requests sent without waiting for confirmation from Qwest.
Cleared: Waits for confirmation from Qwest before changing provisioning status.
Auto-Complete Disconnects
Selected: Immediately changes the provisioning status disconnect requests sent without waiting for confirmation of the disconnect from Qwest.
Cleared: Waits for confirmation of the disconnect from Qwest before changing provisioning status.
FTP Program Path
Enter the entire path, including the name of the program, where the FTP program is located.
FTP Program Arguments
Enter the arguments associated with the FTP program in the previous field.
Current File Month/Day
Enter the current file month and date in the format x/x.
File Suffix
Enter the file suffix.
Current File Letter
Enter the letter of the current file.