3Com V7000 manual To restore the 3Com VCX IP Telephony Server configuration

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Creating Backup Configuration Files

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A dialog box appears and displays the progress of the command. When the command has completed, the Working icon changes to a Finished icon.

3Click Close.

This file becomes the baseline version.

To restore the Linux Server configuration, refer to Restoring Backup Configuration Files.

Restoring Backup You can restore the 3Com VCX IP Telephony Server configuration from Configuration Files the last backup (current), the baseline, or the planned CFM file.

To restore the 3Com VCX IP Telephony Server configuration:

1From the Explorer tab, right-click the 3Com VCX IP Telephony Server.

2Select the configuration file you want to restore (baseline, current, or planned).

3From the pop-up menu, select Configuration and then select one of the following:

a To restore the configuration to the last saved configuration, select Restore current.

b To restore the configuration to the saved baseline configuration (refer to Setting the Current Configuration as Baseline), select Restore baseline.

c To restore the configuration to the planned configuration, first select the CFM file (refer to Selecting the Planned CFM File), and then select Restore planned.

A dialog box appears and displays the progress of the restore command. When the configuration is restored, the Working icon changes to a Finished icon.

4Click Close.

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Contents VCX V7000 IP Telephony Solution System Release 3Com Corporation 350 Campus Drive Marlborough, MA Contents VCX Data Server Database Configuration Configuring the VCX Data ServerConfiguring the Back-end Servers Adding Accounting Servers Configuring the XML Accounting ServerVerifying the Call Processor State Enabling or Disabling Authentication ServerCall Processor Maintenance Restarting the Call Processor Configuring the SIP Phone Downloader Device MappingGracefully Restarting the O/S Entity Configuring Trap DestinationsPage About this Guide Text Conventions List conventions that are used throughout this guideConvergence Applications Suite RelatedDocumentation These 3Com documents contain additional information aboutPart Number 900-0180-01 Rev AA 3COM VCX IP Telephony Server Configuration as Baseline version To restore the 3Com VCX IP Telephony Server configuration Telephony Server Log into EMSIP Telephony Serber State Tab IP Messaging Identification Tab Telephony Server Software VersionIdentification Tab Identification Tab To view the Identification tab LocationAllComponents both the IP Office ConfiguredTool Timezome of an IP Telephony Server ServerAdding Authorized ConfiguringAuthorization Station AgentsTomcat EnablingDisabling the Web Provisioning ServerAccounting Server MaintenanceBack-end Server Accounting and VCX data serversVCX Data Server Replication forServer when the setupReplication command is issued Repeat through to setup replication from the other directionData Server instance, before you perform an upgrade Data Server Database Server Name Configuring the VCX Data ServerDatabase Configuration Data Server Database NameDatabase Keep Alive Timeout Data Server Database User PasswordData Server Database User Name Request Threads Configuring VCXVCX Data Server Client Activity Interval Data Server ClientTab Location Configuration TabEnabling VCX Data Server Packet Tracing DescriptionsBES Common Statistics Tab BES Common Configuration TabStatistics Data serverState Tab State TabData server Restarting the VCX To restart the VCX data serverVCX Data Server Data Server State Configuring the XML Accounting Server Default setting is 20000. The range is 2000 throughSuite For CDR collection XML CDR Configuration TabAttribute Description Descriptions Data Range 4 Default = InstallationType State Tab Attribute Description Settings Restarting the To restart the accounting server State Tab Attribute Description SettingsAccounting Server State Control Configuring the Call ProcessorConfiguring Call To configure the Call Control Plugin using EMS Log into EMSClick Add Add row to table window appears EndpointsConfiguring Trusted Endpoints Call Processor To verify what the Call Processor version is using EMSVerifying Call Processor VersionAccounting Server Tab Descriptions in EMS Adding Accounting To add an accounting server through EMSServers Server IP AddressesAuthentication Servers Authentication Server Tab Descriptions in EMSAccounting Servers Authentication Server Tab Descriptions in EMS Directory Server Tab Descriptions in EMS Adding Directory To add an directory server through EMSVCX Data Server Tab Descriptions in EMS Removing Directory To remove an directory server through EMSAccounting Server Directory Server Authentication ServerFor description of each field, see Table Monitoring CallStatistics Statistics for the call processorProcessor Restarting the Call To restart the Call ProcessorProcessor State IP Messaging State Tab Configuring the IP Messaging SystemMessaging Software Version Builder Variables VerifyingConnection to Call Builder InterfaceMessaging Server Messaging server Messaging Server StateHard Stopping the IPAre disconnected Hard To stop the IP Messaging server hardConfiguring the SIP Phone Downloader SIP Phone Downloader Configuration Tab SIP Phone Downloader Device Mapping Tab Restarting the To restart the application downloader SIP PhoneDownloader Application downloaderCommon Agent State Tab Configuring the Common AgentVerifying Common To verify what the common agent version is Agent Software VersionEnabling Back-end Server TrapsDestinations Enabling Back-end Server Traps Common Agent State Common AgentCommon Agent Restarting the To restart the Common AgentConfiguring the Common Agent S Entity State Tab Configuring the OS EntityVerifying O/S IdentificationTab Entity EntityEntity State Configuring the OS Entity Multiple Site Configuration fromUpgrading VCX Systems Components Upgrading aMessaging configurations Upgrading a Multiple Site Configuration from 6.0.x to 6.0.y Upgrading VCX Systems and Components Click Save All Click Save All Upgrading a Multiple Site Configuration from 6.0.x to 6.0.y Upgrading VCX Systems and Components Upgrading a Multiple Site Configuration from 6.0.x to 6.0.y Right-hand pane, click the Planned Upgrades tab To upgrade an IP Telephony Server branch office go to on Upgrading VCX Systems and Components Upgrading a Multiple Site Configuration from 6.0.x to 6.0.y IP Telephony Sequence of stepsSoftware Upgrading the VCX IP Telephony Software Hold Files Hold files using EMSMessagingsoftware Software Double-click the Planned IP Messaging Upgrade fieldUpgrading the SIP Phone Downloader Boot File Software Boot software place the tar fileDouble-click the correct field to choose the upgrade file Upgrading the SIP Phone Downloader and Boot File Software Upgrading VCX Systems and Components BES IndexReserving
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