Setting Up A Syslog Server; Terminal Window (Cli); Syslog Output; Call Logging Output (Cdr) - Talkswitch CT.TS005.003904 User Manual

4. If your TFTP server uses the Windows Vista operating system, you must configure the firewall
by enabling port 69 as an exception. To do this follow these steps:
a) Right-click the Network icon on the desktop, and then select Properties.
b) Select Windows Firewall.
c) Select Change Settings.
d) Select the Exceptions tab.
e) If the TFTP server application has already added an exception to the list, select the
exception.
f) If the TFTP server application has not added an exception to the list, then add the TFTP
port. Use TFTP as the name, 69 as the port and UDP as the protocol.
g) Save the changes.
5. Download new TalkSwitch update files and extract them to the appropriate directory on the
TFTP server (typically the root directory). Edit the INDEX.XML file to suit your needs. See
the section above for detailed instructions. By default, all TalkSwitch systems configured
with the firmware auto update feature will automatically download the new firmware files
within an hour.

Setting up a syslog server

1. Download and install Syslog software to a server accessible by all TalkSwitch units that you
will manage, preferably the same device hosting your TFTP server. Note the IP address or
FQDN of the server: it will be needed to configure the TalkSwitch units you administer.
One Syslog application (free) can be found at Kiwi Enterprises www.kiwisyslog.com. For
more information about syslog servers, see http://autoupdate.talkswitch.com/01/
Support/ThirdParty/EN/index.htm
2. Configure the Syslog daemon settings according to the documentation provided by the
supplier of your Syslog software. By default, TalkSwitch uses port 514 to transmit Syslog
events.

Terminal Window (CLI)

The Terminal Window (CLI) command displays the TalkSwitch Command Console window.
Use this as directed by TalkSwitch customer support.

Syslog Output

The Syslog Output command allows you to set up logging of system status information. Use this
as directed by VoIP service providers.

Call Logging Output (CDR)

The Call Logging Output (CDR) command allows you to set up logging of call detail records. For
information about call logging, see Chapter 4 of the TalkSwitch User Guide.
Defaults > Entire Configuration
The Defaults > Entire Configuration command resets the entire configuration to defaultvalues.
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