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7.6.4 Sending Buffer Files to the Administration PC
A file stored on the ASG Guard/ASG Guard Plus RAM disk can be sent to the administration PC
or another device. Typically, the files transferred are closed buffer files from a specified host port
and are sent to the administration PC for long term storage, review, or importation into another
software package. For instance, CDR information could be sent a PC and then imported into a
call accounting program.
Files can be sent from the ASG Guard/ASG Guard Plus to another device by the following
methods:
1.
A direct connection to the AUX port may be used to transfer files. Either XMODEM or ASCII
protocol may be used.
2.
A simple dial-up connection may be used to transfer files. Either XMODEM or ASCII protocol
may be selected.
3.
Files may be transferred using FTP over an Ethernet or PPP link. (See the NOTE below.)
Notation used: Required parameters are enclosed within angle brackets < >; optional parameters
are enclosed within square brackets [ ].
NOTE:
To send files using File Transfer Protocol (FTP), see Section 7.6.6 and Section 12.11.
7.6.5 Using a Direct or Dial-up Connection
To send buffer files from a specified host port, follow the steps listed below.
1.
Issue the SEBUF or SEND command.
SEND sends one file; SEBUF sends all the closed buffer files in the selected host port
directory one at a time. You can specify the protocol as either XMODEM or ASCII. If a mode
is not specified, XMODEM is used.
Command: SEND
Syntax:
SEND <filename>,[mode]
Examples: SEND H1960716.11A or SEND H1960716.11A,X
sends the file H1960716.11A using XMODEM
SEND H1960716.11A,A
sends the file H1960716.11A using ASCII mode
To send a file located in another directory, you must specify the path.
SEND \host1\ H1960716.11A
sends the file H1960716.11A in the host1 directory and uses XMODEM
protocol
2.
From your communication software package, select ’Receive files’ and the protocol
(XMODEM or ASCII). You will be prompted for a filename.
NOTE:
The XMODEM setup for the DTE device must be HARDWARE FLOW CONTROL and
parity of 8/N/1. Refer to the manual of the receiving device for more information.
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