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vcx-createcfg
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This utility creates a VCX configuration file for use with another VCX
system, such as in a branch office.
configuration file will be used must be installed on this system, although
this system can be running a different version.
Create the configuration file for which version of VCX?
1. VCX.7.1.0a
2. VCX.7.1.1a
Enter your choice (1 to 2) : 2
Enter the new configuration filename : branch01
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What is the configuration type of the system on which the new file will be
used?
* 1. IP Telephony and IP Messaging Services
2. Call Records Service
3. Call Processing Services for IP Telephony
4. Authentication and Directory Services for IP Telephony
5. IP Telephony Services
6. IP Messaging Services
* : Indicates configuration type of THIS system.
Enter your choice (1-6) : 1
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RANCH FFICE NSTALLATION
Sample Script For Creating a Branch Office Configuration File
The sample script in this section was run on an IP Telephony and
Messaging Server that had VCX software releases 7.1.0a and 7.1.1a
installed. The configuration file that was created was for an IP Telephony
Server located in a branch office. Modify the information in this sample
script to conform to your VCX system configuration.
The version of VCX with which the
The script lists all of the VCX software versions that are available. Select
the version that you want. You cannot select the software version that is
currently running on this server.
Enter the name of the configuration file that you want to create. The file
name must be unique in this directory.
You can choose any configuration type, regardless of the configuration
type of the server on which the script is running.
To abort, press Control-C.