Telecor VS1 - Gaining Access to SMDR Backup Files; Copying SMDR Backup Files to a Disk at the TVS; Copying SMDR Files through a Network

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Gaining Access to SMDR Backup Files
To use the information provided by the SMDR files, it is necessary to copy the backup files from the
TVS. After the files are copied, it can then be imported into another application and formatted for
use. Three different methods can be used to copy the backup files.
• Copying the files onto a disk
• Copying files through a network connection
• Copying files through the Tel-Site system management application.
Copying SMDR Backup Files to a Disk at the TVS
1. Insert a disk into Drive A of the TVS.
2. At the TVS Command prompt, use the following command to copy a backup file:
copy {source} {destination} - with [source] representing the backup file and [destination]
representing the path and copied file. Destination names must be no longer than eight
characters. It is recommended that destination names use the .csv extension as most spreadsheet
programs will automatically recognize it as a comma-delimited file.
For example:
copy summary.mon a:\summary.csv
copy summary.mo2 a:\summ02.csv
copy acd.mon a:\acd.csv
copy acd.mo2 a:\acdmo2.csv
copy detail.mon a:\detail.csv
Note: If the [source] file is not in the default c:\ops directory, the path then must be specified.
Note: Because the day.dlm is not backed up, and is stored in a different directory, the following
command is used: copy c:\ops\cfg\day.dlm a:\day.csv
3. Press ENTER on the keyboard to copy the files onto disk.
Note If you receive a File Not Found message when you press ENTER, type dir at the TVS
Command prompt for a listing of backup files on the TVS.
Copying SMDR Files through a Network
To copy SMDR files through a network, the TVS must have a network card installed and be
attached to a network. In addition. for this option to work, the System Configuration 2 pane must
be properly configured in the VS1 Editor application. See “Configuring the 10Base-T Network
Interface Card” in the Hardware section.
1. At the TVS Command prompt, use the following command to copy a backup file:
copy {source} {destination} - with [source] representing the backup file and [destination]
representing the path and copied file. Destination names must be no longer than eight