1152700 • Issue 1 • February 2001 • Section 2 Operation and Maintenance
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4.Type the following command to create the first archive for the Performance data. Note you should be in the /cellworx directory. You can determine this by typing “pwd”. Also note there is a date in the middle of the file name (050500). Change this date to reflect the date the command is being run on.
•tar –zcvf /tmp/perf_050500.tar.gz performance
5.Type the following command to create the first archive for the Alarm History data. Note you should be in the /cellworx directory. You can determine this by typing “pwd”. Also note there is a date in the middle of the file name (050500). Change this date to reflect the date the command is being run on.
•tar –zcvf /tmp/alarm_050500.tar.gz alarmHistory
6.Type the following command to create the first archive for the Accounting data. Note you should be in the /cellworx directory. You can determine this by typing “pwd”. Also note there is a date in the middle of the file name. Change this date to reflect the date the command is being run on.
•tar –zcvf /tmp/accounting_050500.tar.gz accounting
7.If you choose you can type the following commands to see the files that were created in steps 4, 5, and 6.
•ls –la /tmp/*.tar.gz
8.At this point the files /tmp/perf_050500.tar.gz, /tmp/alarm_050500.tar.gz, and /tmp/accounting_050500.tar.gz have been created. Establish an FTP session with the NMIC using the correct IP address for the desired network.
•ftp <NMIC IP address>
9.A login prompt should appear requiring the user to enter the correct user name and password e.g. userid=cellworx, password=cellworx#1. The account cellworx is by default already on the NMIC but any user account except the root user account may be used.
10.Enter the following commands:
• ftp> bin (to set transfer to binary mode)
•ftp> prompt (this disables the system from prompting the user for confirmation of every file encountered)
•ftp> hash (turn on the hash marks for progress indication)
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