Backup Your T/Mon Database to an FTP Server.
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1. Address TI EASWEAIBE Edit view Favorites Tools Help i gt X 19 E Key Folders OZO N vi Sie Type Modified n n E 3 CD RW Drive D N e M M Public on Server03 Sys Z E G Control Panel O Shared Documents E O tmock s Documents E a My Network Places g Norton Protected Recycle Bin Ee Internet Explorer alg l gt oo a User Anonymous f C php gtk2 E O Program Files lt O SNDATA spoolerlogs 2S D TCONNG TE2 O temp B testsets NX TMonerFx_v2 01 N O UkPen a O uti N O utils H O WINDOWS s E O xfer_my s O XMEDIT S i ftp f126 10 230 14f File Edit View Favorites Tools Help ak wa Search E rose i gt eX m Fig 3 Windows Explorer window where you ll enter in T Mon s IP in the top address bar 11 3 2008 Page 3 of 5 o DPS Telecom Your Partners in Network Alarm Management Techno Knowledge Paper 5 Highlight the two files named ctrl cfg and archive cfg this is your database Right click on them and choose copy You can then go back to your computer right click where you d like them saved and choose paste You can also drag and drop them off your ftp server File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Q Back address ftp 126 10 230 14 wi pO search iy Folders IES Bw x e Eii S B My Documents P My Compu2. fi datacon dat 100KB DAT File i aid da PrintHood zg 10 10 2008 MJA T aA Fon MAT Pilo Fig 4 a Copy the ctrl cfg and archive cfg files to your FTP server If this doesn t work you might have a possible firewall blocking you or something is different in your Windows setup Most likely you can get around this by using the ftp server through the command prompt on your PC DOS FTP file retrieval procedure 1 Open Windows Command prompt Start Menu then Run then type cmd in the open box 2 Type ftp lt IAM IP gt and press lt Enter gt DOS retrival example See image below Microsoft Windows 2000 Version 5 00 2195 C Copyright 1985 2000 Microsoft Corp C gt ftp 126 10 230 81 Connected to 126 10 230 81 220 IAM v4 2B04 0603 09 21 09 FTP Server v1 0B User 126 10 230 81 none dps 331 User name OK need password Password 230 User logged in ftp gt bin 11 3 2008 Page 4 of 5 DPS Telecom Your Partners in Network Alarm Management 200 TYPE Command OK ftp gt has on Hash mark printing On ftp 2048 bytes hash mark ftp gt get archive cfg 200 PORT Command OK 125 Data connection already open transfer starting HAE 226 Transfer complete ftp 20475 bytes received in 0 20Seconds 102 38Kbytes sec ftp gt get ctrl cfg 200 PORT Command OK 125 Data connection already open transfer starting 226 Transfer complete ftp 1428 bytes received in 0 04Seconds 35
3. 70Kbytes sec ftp gt bye 221 Goodbye oe COMWINDOWS tsystem32 tcmd exe Microsoft Windows KP Version 5 1 2600 CC Copyright 1985 2661 Microsoft Corp Cox ftp 126 16 23580 14 Connected to 126 18 230 14 220 T Monks v 3B08 6818 08 27 01 FIP Server vi AB User 126 168 238 114 none gt gt dps 31 User name OK need password Password 230 User logged in ftp gt bi 200 TYFE Command K ftp gt has on Hash mark printing On ftp 2648 byteshash mark ftp get archive cfg HH PORT Command OK 125 Data connection already open transfer starting HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 226 Transfer complete ftp 40502 bytes De ee ed ftp get ctrl cfg 2060 ee E 125 Data connection already open transfer starting 226 Transfer complete ftp 1752 bytes received in 4 828Seconds 1869 S Kbytes sec Fig 5 Sample DOS retrievel screen NOTE The T Mon IAM user names and passwords should allow ftp access In this example the archive cfg and ctrl cfg files will be stored on the local computers C drive since that is where we started the FTP program This directory can be changed using the FTP Icd command or starting the FTP program from the desired destination folder 11 3 2008 Page 5 of 5
4. DPS Telecom Your Partners in Network Alarm Management How to Backup Your T Mon Database to Your FTP Server Do you know how important it is to backup your T Mon database If gq you re not performing regular backups you could lose man months TMo mis of databasing time and expense Learn to FTP your database from NESNE your T Mon to your PC for secure backup storage This techno knowledge paper can help you if Q You need FTP your T Mon database for safe storage on an external device Quick Reference Chart for more details review the troubleshooting checklist starting on page 2 of this guide Backup T Mon database and 1 gt history if desired Put T Mon back in Monior Mode Is an FTP job setup on T Mon Download TechnoKnowledge s 3 on Paper from MyDPS ee aa ie Explore the Start to setup FTP job y Menu and enter in FTP server ctrl cfg and archive cfg T Mon s IP address ftp XXX XXX XXX XXX 11 3 2008 Page of 5 DPS Telecom Your Partners in Network Alarm Management To begin an FTP job should be setup on T Mon This process is explained in section M22 in the most recent T Mon User Manual 6 3A You can also view a TechnoKnowledge Paper on this process called Setup T Mon FTP located in MyDPS 1 Backup your T Mon database See image below a Escape out of Monitor M
5. S Destination Drive A Z Up Arrow Previous Field F1l Esc First Field Fig 1 Backup Data Files screen where you ll backup your database and history files 2 Before performing the FTP connection make sure you Login ID username and password has rights to do this Go to Files gt Utilities gt System Users to make sure you have DATABASE XFER to Yes 11 3 2008 Page 2 of 5 or DPS Telecom Your Partners in Network Alarm Management gt 4 T AccessMW E Settings Refresh Connection Help Esc Enter Tab teir Home End Palpi PgDn F11 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 FF FB FS FIO Shft Ctrl Alt Brk System Users me DPS Password 33 All Access Name DPS User up Mask 1 40 ws 1 720 y 1 726 ALL ALARHS 4 38 logout NO motes YES YES VES YES one Eee Nonittor Mode pacceeEdiayleck YES Tag Silence Alarms YES ASCII Text Log ACK F ind E dit D elete N ext P rev Q uit Fl Copy F1 Esc Exit Fig 2 Database Xfer rights must be set to Yes for the FTP connection Put T Mon back in Monitor Mode Escape back to the Master Menu and initialize to enter Monitor Mode Now on a computer that is on the same network as the T Mon right click on the Start Menu and select Explore In the top address bar type ftp xxx xxx xxx xxx where x s are the IP address of your T Mon File S ftp 126 10 230 14 Back Search
6. ode Hit the Escape key then R then Enter b Go to Files gt Utilities gt Backup Data Files c Files to Backup Hit C to backup your database If you also want to backup your T Mon history hit H d Include Key Files Hit N Setting this field to No is suggested if you have fewer than 100 000 alarm point databased in the T Mon This will force T Mon to rebuild its index files if you ever need to restore this database Setting this field to Yes will greatly reduce the T Mon s time when restoring a database because the Index Files will also be backup up However it will take longer to perform the backup For your first backup No is suggested because it may take too long to perform the restore and you can always include the key files next time e Description If you just added several devices to the TMon then give yourself an idea of what this particular database might include f Destination Drive C is the primary hard drive that we ll be using to connect to the FTP server TfAccessMW Settings Refresh Connection Help Esc Enter Tab Ez Home End Pglpi PgDn F11 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 FF FB F9 F10 Shit Ctrl Alt Brk TZHon H T MonkM Multiple Channel Alarm and Surveillance Center Version 6 3B08 0818 08 27 01 File Utilities er Backup Data Files Cur Sys Files to Backup E Include Key Files N BET Description nates backup as of 10 17 08 Destination Drive DP
7. ter a 314 Floppy 4 B Se C C H O ams O c2e7521e4b369ca64284dc O ContainerProFiles O DbDef O Documents and Settings E O All Users E O Default User O egomez O imibrowser B java B Jjavaws 4 ipi_cache 4 Application Data 4 Desktop mi ve Favorites O InstallA4nywhere O Local Settings 4 O My Documents x Mame Size A F patch exe 44 9 KB Plrtm exe 118 KB P tmonxm exe 3 00 KB P tmonxm2 exe 5 89 MB P xload exe 26 0 KB E Ftp ams bak 268 bytes E tmonxm2 bak 5 79 MB EI comm _set bmp 220 KB A ng_ether bmp 745 KB A ng_setup bmp 745 KB N serial_t bmp E archive cfg ctrl cfg E amdsite dal ana dat E ascact dat Cut ascdev dat 3 E asclog2 dat E asctext2 d E basinfo dat E card dat E ctlcat dat E ctlpnt dat 756 bytes Open Copy To Folder Delete Properties Type Application Application Application Application Application BAK File BAK File Bitmap Image Bitmap Image Bitmap Image Bitmap Image CFG File CFG File DAT File DAT File DAT File DAT File DAT File DAT File DAT File DAT File DAT File DAT File Modified 11 18 2005 1 11 18 2005 1 11 18 2005 1 8 17 2008 5 11 18 2005 1 8 15 2003 12 4 19 2008 8 10 1 2007 12 10 1 2007 12 10 1 2007 12 10 1 2007 12 5 16 2008 7 5 16 2008 7 10 10 2008 9 18 2008 7 9 18 2008 7 9 8 2008 10 9 18 2008 7 5 11 2008 12 9 18 2008 7 9 18 2008 7 9 18 2008 7 9 18 2008 7 H NetHood
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