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When an uncontrolled file closure occurs, such as an

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to a CDR Server

If the CDR server is configured, SBC

1. To create the CDR server, use the following command syntax:

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   % set oam accounting cdrServer admin [primary | secondary] connectionTimeout <numeric: 15 to 600 seconds> filePrefix <name of SBC> ipAddress <ip address> password <password for ftp user> path <directory to ftp to> transferTimeout <numeric: 15 to 600 seconds> username <username of ftp user>

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   An example to show the CDR server configuration and check the configuration is as follows:

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   admin@SBC01> config admin@SBC01% set oam accounting cdrServer admin primary connectionTimeout 15 filePrefix SBC01 ipAddress 10.10.211.10 password sonus path /export/home/SBC01ACTrecs/ transferTimeout 15 username root admin@SBC01% commit admin@SBC01% quit admin@SBC01> show table oam accounting cdrServer admin FILE CONNECTION TRANSFER TYPE IP ADDRESS USERNAME PASSWORD PATH PREFIX TIMEOUT TIMEOUT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- primary 10.10.211.10 root $3$qaO71mBy8l8= /export/home/SBC01ACTrecs/ SBC01 15 15 [ok][2013-10-02 06:14:49] admin@SBC01>

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2. Initially, the accounting field is not set to ftp or automatically roll over. Use the following command to view Rollover setting for accounting (See "acct" row in the example):

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   Code Block language none admin@SBC01> show table oam eventLog typeAdmin MESSAGE FILE SYSLOG SYSLOG SYSLOG RENAME FILE FILE QUEUE SAVE FILTER ROLLOVER START ROLLOVER ROLLOVER WRITE SYSLOG REMOTE REMOTE REMOTE OPEN TYPE STATE COUNT SIZE SIZE TO LEVEL TIME INTERVAL ROLLOVER TYPE ACTION MODE STATE HOST PROTOCOL PORT FILES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- system enabled 16 16000 32 disk info - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled debug enabled 16 16000 32 disk info - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled trace enabled 16 16000 32 disk info - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled acct enabled 16 64000 32 disk info - 0 nonrepetitive stop optimize disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled security enabled 16 16000 32 disk major - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled audit enabled 32 2048 10 disk info - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled packet enabled 32 2048 10 disk major - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled [ok][2013-10-02 06:41:58]

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3. To create the accounting file rollover and ftp, use the following command syntax:

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   % set oam eventLog typeAdmin acct rolloverStartTime <CCYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS> rolloverInterval <number of seconds between each file rollover> rolloverType repetitive rolloverAction start where 'T' in 'DDTHH' is a constant used to indicate the Time follows.

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   An example of the configuration and display of the accounting file rollover and ftp is as follows:

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   Code Block language none admin@SBC01% set oam eventLog typeAdmin acct rolloverStartTime 2013-10-02T06:30:00 rolloverInterval 900 rolloverType repetitive rolloverAction start [ok][2013-10-02 06:41:25] [edit] admin@SBC01% commit Commit complete. [ok][2013-10-02 06:41:28] [edit] admin@SBC01% quit admin@SBC01> show table oam eventLog typeAdmin MESSAGE FILE SYSLOG SYSLOG SYSLOG RENAME FILE FILE QUEUE SAVE FILTER ROLLOVER START ROLLOVER ROLLOVER WRITE SYSLOG REMOTE REMOTE REMOTE OPEN TYPE STATE COUNT SIZE SIZE TO LEVEL TIME INTERVAL ROLLOVER TYPE ACTION MODE STATE HOST PROTOCOL PORT FILES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- system enabled 16 16000 32 disk info - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled debug enabled 16 16000 32 disk info - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled trace enabled 16 16000 32 disk info - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled acct enabled 16 64000 32 disk info 2013-10-02T06:30:00 900 repetitive start optimize disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled security enabled 16 16000 32 disk major - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled audit enabled 32 2048 10 disk info - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled packet enabled 32 2048 10 disk major - 0 nonrepetitive stop default disabled 0.0.0.0 tcp 514 disabled [ok][2013-10-02 06:41:58]

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4. View CDR Server status using the following command:

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   admin@SBC01> show table oam accounting cdrServer status SUCCESSFUL FAILED PENDING TYPE STATE PROGRESS TRANSFERS TRANSFERS TRANSFERS ------------------------------------------------------------- primary active done 3 0 0 [ok][2013-10-02 07:27:19]

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5. Verify that the files were transferred to the FTP server by logging in to the CDR server and executing the following command:

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   ftp server: root@hostname # pwd /export/home/SBC01ACTrecs root@hostname # ls -l total 708 -rw-r--r-- 1 root other 346730 Oct 2 06:45 SBC01.20131002064500.1000022.ACT -rw-r--r-- 1 root other 175 Oct 2 07:00 SBC01.20131002070000.1000023.ACT -rw-r--r-- 1 root other 175 Oct 2 07:15 SBC01.20131002071500.1000024.ACT root@hostname #

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6. Execute the following command to view the successful and failed CDR file transfer:

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   % show table oam accounting cdrServer status SUCCESSFUL FAILED PENDING TYPE STATE PROGRESS TRANSFERS TRANSFERS TRANSFERS --------------------------------------------------------- primary active done 2 0 0 secondary standby idle 0 7 0

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