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TAU-72.IP/TAU-36.IP Universal Network Terminal 137
6.2.2
Statistic File Operations
Call statistics file is located in
/tmp
folder on the device.
To transfer the statistics file to a local PC, you should do the following:
1
Connect using RS-232 serial port (connection parameters: 115200, 8, n, 1, n; username: admin,
w/o password). Go to Linux console by executing
shell
command. Call statistics file is located in
'
tmp'
folder.
2
To perform statistics file readout, run TFTP server on a PC, and specify a directory for the file
transfer.
3
Go to
'tmp'
folder using
cd /tmp
command and transfer statistics file to a local PC:
tftp -pl
voip_history <server ip address>
[root@fxs72 /root]$ cd /tmp
[root@fxs72 /root]$ tftp -pl voip_history <server ip-address>
6.2.3
Port-specific Statistics
CLI is available when the connection to the device is established via RS-232 (connection parameters: 115200,
8, n, 1, n; username: admin, w/o password), or Telnet.
To view the port-specific statistics, use the following command:
pbx statistic <n>
,
where <n>—port
number.
Table 12—Port statistics record format.
Record
Description
Statistic of pbx port 1:
Port that statistics is gathered for
pbx call count
Number of calls performed by the port
pbx port state
Current port status
pbx last number
Last number dialled
vapi statistic:
Statistics for voice packets
send packet
Total amount of packets sent
send octet
Total amount of bytes sent
receive packet
Total amount of packets received
receive octet
Total amount of bytes received
packet lost
Total amount of packets lost
peak jitter
Peak jitter
6.3
Configuration writing/readout
To configuration readout from the device, connect using RS-232 serial port (connection parameters:
115200, 8, n, 1, n; username: admin, w/o password). Go to Linux console by executing
shell
command
.
Device
configuration is located in
'etc'
folder
.
To perform the configuration readout, run TFTP server on a PC, and specify a directory for storing the
configuration.
Configuration download commands:
[admin@fxs72 /admin]$cd /
[admin@fxs72 /]$tar -cf conf.tar /etc/
[admin@fxs72 /]$tftp -pl conf.tar server ip-address
To upload the configuration, run TFTP server on a PC, and specify a directory with
'conf.tar'
configuration file. The archive should contain
'etc'
folder.