Chapter 8: Managing Files; Introduction - Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance

Chapter 8: Managing Files

This chapter describes how to work with system files using the file-management tools available
from the management interface. It also describes procedures for managing files from the
UnixWare command line interface.

Introduction

The system generates files and reports that include conference, system event, system
configuration, and statistical data. You can view, print, and backup and restore system files
using management interface tools. You can also manage system files directly using the system
dcbguest account.
Topics in this chapter include:
About System Files
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the system retains system files, and filename format conventions.
Working with the File Management Menu
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view system files.
Working with the Printer Management Menu
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System Printer.
Working with the Backup/Restore Menu
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files to and restore system files from a backup directory.
Saved Roster Audio Files
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the file.
Configuration Files
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Dial Lists
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Log Files
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External Passcode Validation, and Operator Transaction Logs. This section also explains
how to configure User Transaction logs for DTFM tracking.
Network Statistics
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statistics files.
Digital Record/Playback (DRP) Files
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files, information about DRP included in CODRs and Conference Reports, and how to
convert DRPs into .wav files.
Traffic Statistics
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and usage of conference resources and how to access the files.
on page 192 describes data files generated by the system, how long
on page 206 describes the Audio CODR file and how to access
on page 207 lists and describes system configuration files.
on page 208 describes blast and fastdial list files and how to access list files.
on page 210 describes how to print, view, and access the daily System, Modify,
on page 223 describes trunk statistics files and how to access trunk
on page 228 describes Traffic Statistics files that report on the availability
on page 195 describes how to print, delete, and
on page 202 describes how to set up the
on page 204 describes how to backup system
on page 224 describes DRP files, how to list DRP
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