Maintenance, Maintenance -7 – Quintum Technologies Call Routing Server User Manual

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Chapter 5: Configure via Command Line Interface (CLI)

Maintenance

routeserver

backup

Description:

Sets the operating state of the Routing Server. You can either start, stop, or
restart the Routing Server.

This command is used for debugging purposes. Use care when using this
command; the routeserver command should be used for debug purposes
only.

Cmd Type:

Command.

Prompt Level:

Main Routing Server prompt.

Syntax:

routeserver {start|stop|reset}
routserver start.
Starts the Routing Server.
routeserver stop. Stops the Routing Server
routeserver reset. Resets the Routing Server; equivalent to performing a rou-
teserver start
and subsequent routeserver stop.

Availability:

All Releases of Tenor Routing Server

Examples:

Routing Server> routeserverstop -

stops the Routing Server.

Description:

Performs a backup of Routing Server data, which includes all the information
you configured via CLI or through the Routing Server Manager. The backup file
is stored in the backup directory, under a filename you specify.

Cmd Type:

Command.

Prompt Level:

Main Routing Server prompt.

Syntax:

backup {filename.enc}

Availability:

All Releases of Tenor Routing Server

Guidelines:

The backup file will be stored in filename you specify; the default directory is
c:\backup\filename you specify with the .enc extension. An example backup
filename is db.monday.enc. Upon successful backup, a message will be dis-
played, “Backup file stored at \backup\db.monday.enc.”

The backup command overwrites the previous backup file.

For backup purposes, we recommend you FTP to the Routing Server and then
FTP the backup file to another machine.

Once the backup is completed, a message will be displayed.

Examples:

Routing Server> backup db.monday.enc -

backups the data to c:\backup\db.mon-

day.enc.

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