How can I tell... 1

[alchohaz]

What call logging i am using?

i.e. the office here is said to have CIL over IP, BUT when i check the config and licenses i am not so sure.

I have an output set from an niu2, but this seems to connect into an AAU (why do we still have these - New system!!)

Can somene tell me what is going on and where i can check the output IP settings.

Cheers Al

I/O DEVICE DATA
NODE            IODEV/SUBFS     BPOS/EQU    I/O-BUS TYPE/USAGE    STATUS    AUTH
SYSN            -               001-0-60    -       -             IN SERVICE    
SYSN            SYSDISK1        001-0-60-0  MASTER  SanDisk       IN SERVICE    
                SYSSUBFS11
                SYSSUBFS21
                TMFS
NIU2            -               001-2-60    -       -             IN SERVICE    
NIU2            CALL-LOGGING    001-2-60-3  -       OUT           IN SERVICE    
END

CALL LOGGING DATA               
CALL LOGGING MODE: ACTIVATED                       
MOBILITY LOGGING MODE: NOT ACTIVATED                   
HEADER      FORM      DMPSIZ      DISCR      IN SERVICE      LOGABN      LOGFAL      HRTBT
AAU         6         1           0          YES             YES         0           NO
ORIG                   DIAL                                       TIME
ALL                    0                                          ALL
DIR            LIM      BPOS                EVENT


END

[red]Striker : My orders came through. My squadron ships out tomorrow, we're bombing the storage depots at Daiquiri at 18:00 hours. We're coming in from the North, below their radar.[/red]
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[red]Striker : I can't tell you that? It's classified.[/red]

 

[fouesnant]

HI

You are using and V24 ouput from your NIU board, which sould be counted as SMDR-V24-INTERFACE FAL104488.
To have SMDR-ETH-INTERFACE FAL104489 set, you must make the output of CIL going via the port 4 of the NIU which is the Lan port (1-2-60-4)
Now I don't know if you are going to AAU board, but you should check where your V24 is connected

Best reagrds

 

[alchohaz]

Cheers, you are quite right.. the output goes into an AAU card and then out over IP. That's what threw me, why have an AAU if you have an NIU2??? Does it work out cheaper than a license???

Do you know how i set the IP address in the AAU, or even how i connect to it?.. Can i get any of this using MML commands ?

Thanks again
Al

[red]Striker : My orders came through. My squadron ships out tomorrow, we're bombing the storage depots at Daiquiri at 18:00 hours. We're coming in from the North, below their radar.[/red]
[blue]Elaine : When will you be back?[/blue]
[red]Striker : I can't tell you that? It's classified.[/red]

 

[fouesnant]

Hi

When using AAU, you have 2 option to connect to it.
Either via the 4th V24 port of the AAU, or via Telnet. This mean to you have either physical access to the AAU or access to the Lan.
When connected and logged, do a reset and follow the below check from alex.

6.1 Restricted network configuration
Restricted network configuration can be used for some non-user settings, and if the password was forgotten. The default password can then be used (in Normal network configuration the default password can only be used when there is no other password added.). This mode can only be reached when connected to the console.

Begin by checking with netstat that no one is connected to the agent, and then reset the agent ( reset command or reset button).
$ netstat
Proto Local Address Foreign Address (state)
$ reset
System going down within 10 seconds, please log off...
$
Base System BOOT, RYS 109 004/1, R7A, May 7 2001
Copyright (c) 1994 - 1995, Ericsson Business Networks AB
Restart due to watch-dog timeout
--------------------------------------------------

STARTUP MODE:

Run the SOFT image
HARDWARE PARAMETERS:

Board serial number: A62 0000116
Board revision: AAU2 ROF 137 5411/2 R5A
Flash file system device size: 2048 kBytes
Serial channels will use a baud rate of 9600
Automatic log-off disabled
Console print-outs enabled
Ethernet MAC address 00:01:EC:0C:40:E7


NETWORK PARAMETERS:

Ethernet IP address: 10.0.0.32
Ethernet subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Ethernet Maximum Transmission Unit: 1500
PPP interface is disabled
Default gateway IP address: 10.0.0.1
--------------------------------------------------



Then press any key within five seconds when the message appears.
To change configuration, press any key within 5 seconds
x

Press m for modify:
(M)odify any of this, (C)ontinue or (A)bandon changes? [A] m
For each of the following questions, you can press <Return> to select the value shown in braces, or you can enter a new value.

Always answer 1 on this question:
How should the SOFT image start up?

0. Don't run SOFT image, stop in BOOT shell
1. Run the SOFT image

Which one do you want? [1]

Here the password and baudrate can be changed.
SECURITY:
Change default user Id and/or password? [N]
HARDWARE PARAMETERS:
Baud rate for serial channels [9600]

Never answer y to the next question (restricted for advanced service personnel).
Change the board's hardware parameters? [N]
Change the board's hardware identification parameters? [N]

The rest of the parameters are the same as in the Normal configuration mode. The values of the parameters are then displayed again and can be changed again by answering ( m ), abandon the changes ( a ) or save and continue ( c ).
Use Ethernet interface? [Y]

This board's Ethernet IP address? [10.0.0.32]
Subnet mask for Ethernet?
(0.0.0.0 for none) [255.255.255.0]
Ethernet Maximum Transmission Unit? [1500]
Use PPP interface? [N]
Should there be a default gateway for packet routing? [Y]

What is its IP address? [10.0.0.1]
Enable console print-outs? [Y]
---------------------------------------------------

STARTUP MODE:

Run the SOFT image
HARDWARE PARAMETERS:

Board serial number: A62 0000116
Board revision: AAU2 ROF 137 5411/2 R5A
Flash file system device size: 2048 kBytes
Serial channels will use a baud rate of 9600
Automatic log-off disabled
Console print-outs enabled
Ethernet MAC address 00:01:EC:0C:40:E7


NETWORK PARAMETERS:

Ethernet IP address: 10.0.0.32
Ethernet subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Ethernet Maximum Transmission Unit: 1500
PPP interface is disabled
Default gateway IP address: 10.0.0.1
---------------------------------------------------
(M)odify any of this, (C)ontinue or (A)bandon changes? [A] c
---------------------------------------------------

Good luck

 

[alchohaz]

Does the AAU act in the same way as the the NIU when outputting call loging info? - Any ideas on how to check the IP settings and change the ports ??





[red]Striker : My orders came through. My squadron ships out tomorrow, we're bombing the storage depots at Daiquiri at 18:00 hours. We're coming in from the North, below their radar.[/red]
[blue]Elaine : When will you be back?[/blue]
[red]Striker : I can't tell you that? It's classified.[/red]

 

[fouesnant]

Hi

The AAU with the ACAB SW loaded in it is used for storing the data's coming from the NIU or SIU for CIL into a file. The size of the file is 3 MB if I remeber well.
Now to access to the AAU you have 2 options ; either via telnet to access and manage the AAU, or via FTP to download/upload the files, whate ever they are; either the ACAB SW, SNMP SW or upload the CIL file.
I don't know if there is option to change the ports, but I don't see a need for it right now.
However, the AAU with ACAB SW NEVER export its data; you must go in via FTP, fetch the file, and erase it in order to make it empty to continue to receive the CIL infos.

Now with BC12, we do sell CIL on HDU instead of NIU/AAU : you could have a view of the stored data directly.

Best regards

 

[alchohaz]

fouesnant thanks for all your help, it was a bit of an unusual set up and i was in a bit of a corner trying to get a new call logger working with the set up and cabling taht was available to me.

I saw it as two options:

1. Leave the NIU output going to the AAU and get the new call logger to access the information over the LAN, BUT i couldn't get this to work as it was only available using FTP, which the system we had could not use.

2. connect the NIU to the new device (tracker 2750)and send the information across as originally intended. the problem with this was taht the cabling i had did not deliver teh information to teh tracker.

In the end i managed to swap out some cabling from the TTY port on another NIU card and using loads of "Gender Benders" and a null modem it eventually came to life.

So star for your help and thanks for all of your quick responses anyway
Cheers



Al

[red]Striker : My orders came through. My squadron ships out tomorrow, we're bombing the storage depots at Daiquiri at 18:00 hours. We're coming in from the North, below their radar.[/red]
[blue]Elaine : When will you be back?[/blue]
[red]Striker : I can't tell you that? It's classified.[/red]