About System Files - Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance

Managing Files
Managing System Files from a Remote Host
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system dcbguest account, system file directories, UNIX commands typically used for file
management, and examples that show how TCP/IP utilities are used to work with files.
Also discussed in this section is configuration of the system for SSH.
Additional Information About File Transfers
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to DOS-to-UNIX file transfers, system files that can be created off-line, and describes how
to use the mlcp command to copy voice files from one system to another.
Managing the PIN Code Files
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About System Files

The system generates and stores the following report, log, and statistics files on the hard drive:
Alarm Report — A list of the alarms currently active on the system.
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CDRs — Call detail records.
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CODRs — Conference detail records.
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Conference Reports — Compilation of CDR and CODR data for a conference.
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Configurations — Features set by the system administrator.
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Dial Lists — System dial lists created by the operators for use in fastdials and blastdials.
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LAN Statistics — Summary of LAN usage.
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Logs — Messages from all software processes used by the system, including software
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errors, trunk alarms, and system information.
Modify Logs — Records of Modified In-Progress conferences.
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EPV Logs — External Passcode Validation events.
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Network Statistics — Counts of trunk events, such as alarms and errors, on a per trunk
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basis.
Operator Printouts — Dial lists, Q&A reports, polling results, and conference status
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reports generated from each operator workstation.
Record/Playback Files — Digitally recorded files stored on the system's hard drive.
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Saved Roster— Audio files that include conferee information.
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Tag Files — Sets of responses for particular polling questions or question types.
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Traffic Statistics — Record of overall bridge usage.
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Operator Transactions — Logs of the commands issued by Bridge Talk operators.
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192 Administration and Maintenance of the CS700/CS780 Audio Conferencing Server
on page 229 describes how to login to the
on page 246 discusses filename issues related
on page 251 describes how to manage PIN code lists.