About Mlcp - Avaya S6200 Administration And Maintenance

Note:
When S6200/S6800 Media Server is configured for use with an external
Note:
hardware media server, the procedures for copying voice files in this section will
not apply. See
LAN users have read-only access to voice directories. However, the mlcp utility provides a
mechanism for copying voice files from one system to another. After using rcp or ftp to copy files
to designated download directories, you can run mlcp, which automatically performs data
checks and moves the files to the appropriate voice directories.
download and voice directories for voice files.
Table 40: Voice File Names Directories
Directory
/usr2/Prompts/Set#/messages
/usr/dcb/flexannun
/usr3/confrp
/usr/dcb/confrp
1. Numbers 0–251 correspond to messages 1 to 252 (0 = message 1, 1 = message 2, n = message n+1).
2. File name is the name assigned by the user (operator) during file creation.

About mlcp

A specialized utility called mlcp copies voice files from one audioconferencing system to
another. This lets you maintain global voice and message files at multi-system sites. Applicable
voice files are annunciator messages and digital record/playback files.
Tip:
Digital record/playback files exist only on systems using the Digital Record/
Tip:
Playback option.
The mlcp utility maintains established file sizes and prevents fragmentation of files, critical for
preserving data integrity of lengthy digitally recorded conferences. This utility automatically
copies files from predesignated download directories to voice directories using a mechanism
that prevents file fragmentation.
To assure data integrity, mlcp:
Limits file size to the maximum allowable annunciator file size (approximately 1 minute) for
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files found in the /usr/dcb/flexannun directory.
Loading prompts on to the S6800
Description
Voice directory for flexible annunciator
messages
Download directory for flexible annunciator
messages
Voice directory for digital record/playback files
Download directory for digital record/playback
files
Additional Information About File Transfers
on page 111
Table 40 lists both the
File
Name
0 to 251
0 to 251
file name
file name
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Access
Read-Only
Read/Write
Read-Only
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