Backing up Siemens Realitis iSDX over the LAN 1

[EeyoreUK]

Is there any way to backup/restore a Siemens Realitis iSDX via its LAN interface? Has anyone automated this with any cheapish tools?

 

[sbcsu]

You can copy out the .hrm and .app files via ftp
If you know/find any automation I would also be interested

 

[EeyoreUK]

thanks for that

The official Siemens way of setting up FTP can be seen on

http://hipath.custhelp.com/DX_files/HiPath_DX_EP_V9new/EP v9.0/commissioning/comm_hardware.htm

An FTP client is embedded in the Windows server operating system and can be easily scripted by any decent Windows Powershell geek. You can of course also get commercial tools like

http://www.ftpgetter.com/

which costs €85.

 

[sbcsu]

I have found the easy way to do it that works all the time is to:
DUMP on iSDX/Realitis
then
open a DOS CMD Window on Windows 7 or XP
and type FTP IP Address
Then login
type HASH to turn on # prompts when a file is downloading
type BIN to get it to transfer in Binary
then LS to list the files

get xyzabc.hrm (type it exactly as you see it in the CMD window)
get qrstuv.app (as above)

and you should then have a backup

 

[happymal]

WS_FTP95 is an old program and available on the net.

WS_FTP95 is an excellent FTP (file transfer protocol) program, it is what most Siemens/Realitis/iSDX engineers use.
each site with its own IP address or if stand alone using a cross over 88.0.0.1/2.


Under profile ( Name)
Host type Auto or Micosoft NT.

Password:- ( if NVAL is set REALITIS or realitis,


Then check save password, that site is now saved under profile.
Under the start up tab (local folder) you can put a directory for that site, so all files are together. Click apply.

So once connected your local is in the left hand box, and remote in the right hand box.
Hightlight the file required (right for remote) click the left arrow on the centre and the file will be xfered.

It has great features such as using the Make Directory (Mk Dir).
Changing directory (Remote is:- if logging on to a single processor, there is only 0.0 available,
on a Dual processor FTP logs on to 1.0 (media card) and then you can change to 0.0 (active side processor).
It is not possible to log on to the offline processor remotely.




Mal.

Latest Manuals:-

http://www.siemens-enterprisehipathdx.com/hipathdxeps7/

 

[happymal]

I found this on the web....

http://www.pagematic.com/faq/ws_ftp.html

Mal.

Latest Manuals:-

http://www.siemens-enterprisehipathdx.com/hipathdxeps7/

 

[phones1]

try using a filezilla client is a drag and drop

Remember if it doesn't work hit it harder

Scott UK

 

[Stoney64]

Here is a typical example of an FTP backup that runs from Windows Scheduled tasks:
This is my FTP Windows Batch file:
cdcd\Backups\Daily\A-Node
ftp -s:c:\FTP\Daily\A-Node\ftp.txt xxxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx (Put your PABX Active side IP address in here)
bye

This is my FTP.TXT file
username put your own NIVAL username in here
password put your own NIVAL password in here
bi
get 1.0/sbasa754.app
get 1.0/sbasa754.hrm
get 1.0/HIST.TXT
close
bye

I have various scripts that run daily to other folders that will leave me with a backup for each day of the week.

Hope it helps,
Cheers

 

[sbcsu]

Thanks for that.
I can understand the need for the .app and the .hrm but what is the HIST.TXT about?

 

[Stoney64]

That would be your history file since you have last cleared it. (Log file)

 

[sbcsu]

Thanks