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Custom Script
The Custom Script option available in Manager via Utilities can be used to open a customised web page
designed to display information to help you administer the maximiser system, for example, a page to
display a list of Users with DND set.
1 Rename the web page created to custom.php
2 Use FTP to copy custom.php into the Web directory as described in the Accessing the Web
Directory section above.
3 Telnet on to the Call Server as described in the Root Access to the Call Server section from page
300.
4 Enter
cp /Web/custom.php /WebManager/
This command will move the file to the correct location so that when the Custom Script option in
Utilities is selected custom.php will be displayed.
Back up the web server
A back up of the web pages stored in the Web directory will be required to ensure that when, for
example, a faulty Call Server is replaced all the web pages used by the system are restored on the new
Call Server. This can be done by running the following back up script.
1 Telnet on to the Call Server via Root as described in the Root Access to a Call Server section on
page 272.
2 Type /ftp/backup
3 This will create a file called web.tar within the ftp directory.
4 Using FTP via a browser or Command Prompt log in as Admin on the relevant Call Server as
described in the Admin Access to a Call Server section from page 273.
5 If you are using a browser the web.tar file can be copied or moved to any location as required.
or
If you are using the Command Prompt use the "get" command to download the required file, eg
get web.tar, and place it in the root, eg C:\. The Transmission Complete message will be received
when the transfer is complete. Enter Quit when finished.
This back up script will also back up the internal voicemail server, please refer to the Maintaining and
Troubleshooting Voicemail section from page 261 for further details.
Restore the web server
1 Copy the web.tar file into the Web directory on the Call Server as described in the Accessing the
Web directory section above.
2 Telnet on to the Call Server via Root as described in the Root Access to a Call Server section on
page 272.
3 Change to the Web directory, ie cd /Web
4 Type tar –xvf web.tar
5 This will expand all the web pages into the Web directory.
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