Avaya Site Administration Export List Station ((new)) May 2026
Here’s a structured feature specification for an Avaya Site Administration (ASA) export of a station list. This is typically used to document, audit, or migrate station configurations from an Avaya Communication Manager (CM) system.
Typical use cases
- Documenting current station (extension) configurations for auditing.
- Exporting stations for bulk modification (edit offline, then re-import).
- Migrating station data between systems or sites.
- Feeding external provisioning tools, spreadsheets, or databases.
- Troubleshooting by collecting consistent station info snapshots.
Common Pitfalls and Solutions When Exporting Station Lists
| Problem | Likely Cause | Solution |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Output is truncated | Session page limit | Use set session list page off before your command |
| Garbage characters in CSV | ANSI/VT100 escape codes | Use set session terminal emulation none or export via Reports tool |
| "List" command times out | Too many stations (e.g., list station all for 50k stations) | Break it down: list station 1000-1999, then 2000-2999, etc. |
| Missing station names | Name field was never populated | That's a data integrity issue, not export. Use change station to add. |
| Column alignment broken | Using copy-paste from terminal | Use File > Log, not Ctrl+C. Or use Station Audit report. | avaya site administration export list station
Avaya Site Administration — export list station (detailed write-up)
Step 2: Redirect to a file via ASA’s “Send to File” (if available in your version):
- Highlight the terminal output.
- Right-click > Save to File.
- Save as a
.logor.txt.
Method 4: Exporting Detailed Station Info (Multiline Data)
Sometimes you need every parameter of a station: hunt group membership, bridged appearances, coverage paths, etc. The list station command won't suffice. Use display station in a loop. Here’s a structured feature specification for an Avaya