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Figure 3-74. Export Event Log
The MCR supports file downloads through a web browser to a local file on the user’s PC. The MCR also
supports FTP, TFTP, and SFTP file uploads using external remote servers.
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File Destination - File transfer method to use. Available choices are To Local File
(DEFAULT), To FTP Server, To TFTP Server, and To SFTP Server. Local file downloads are
only available through the web UI and not through the CLI
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Server Address - For FTP, TFTP, and SFTP, the remote server's host name or IP address
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File Path - For FTP, TFTP, and SFTP, the path to the destination file on the remote server
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User Name - For FTP and SFTP, the user name on the remote server
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Password - For FTP and SFTP, the password on the remote server
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Control Port - For FTP, the TCP control port (advanced setting - use default)
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Data Port - For FTP, the TCP data port (advanced setting - use default)
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Block Size - For TFTP, the block size as defined in RFP 2348 (advanced setting - use default)
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Timeout - For FTP, TFTP, and SFTP, the timeout in seconds (advanced setting - use default)
The following example shows how to have the device generate and transfer an exportable event log
(named event-log-2016-02-04.xml) to a TFTP server running on a host (address 192.168.1.10) that is
accessible from the MCR (e.g. a locally connected host or remote host accessible via cellular interface).
To start the event log export from the CLI, enter the following command to upload the log file to an
external TFTP server:
> request logging export-event-log filename event-log-2016-02-04.xml manual-file-server {
tftp { address 192.168.1.10 } }
Monitoring
Once the export of the event log is begun, the process may be cancelled by clicking the Cancel
Exporting button. The current status of the export process is displayed on the web page. Note that the
web page does not display the current status if the device has not been instructed to export an event log
(in other words, if the state is “inactive”).