smdr logs

[Occrro]

HOW CAN I SEND AGAIN THE SMDR FILES, I HAVE BEEN RECIVING THE SMDR FROM THE 3300 ICP,BUT DURING ABOUT ONE MOUNTH I DID NOT CAPTURE THE FILES, AND THEN I NEED TO RESEND THE SMDR ACROSS THE PRINTER PORT, IS THERE ANY COMMANDO IT CAN BE USE TO DO THIS?

 

[paterson]

The SMDR has a buffer. Once you place a device to capture the data, the buffer will output everything in it. Usually, the system is set up to have the buffer be overwritten when it gets full. The oldest calls will be discarded for the new calls. Hopefully, you have not reached that point.

If the SMDR data has already been outputted and your device was receiving but not capturing the data properly, I am fairly confident that those records are now gone. Once the data has been sent, that's it.

 

[Mitelpassion]

You could try this.
Open PUTTY

login: installer
password: sx2000
ESC 6 (takes you to the maintenance shell)
Enter: session start
Enter: logs read smdr all/new/old(use the appropriate qualifier)(the smdr logs will appear on the screen)
Enter: session end the smdr logs will be captured in the
session log)
Enter: print *.maintenence.session_log /port LPR1 (the session log will output to LPR1 the printer port)

You could open a telnet session to port 1754 from the call accounting appl

 

[Matt85]

My software program is compatable with telnet! Can anyone tell me how to setup my SX200icp MX v2.2 to use telnet so i can throw out this stupid dataset?! do i just use that port 1754 or is it different?