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File Synchronization, plain and simple? 1

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adminman3

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Jul 30, 2003
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If I wish to test the file synchronization on an S8700 with several LSP / ESS locations, is this as simple as invoking 'save trans ess' in Communication Manager, or is there a method within the server to attempt the synch?
 
'save trans' only saves to the server. You can do a 'save trans lsp' to update the translations to the lsp. Also on nightly maint, "ch sys main" you must stroke it to "save trans to LSP" or else the trans will only save to the main.
 
save translation (does active and standby)
save translation lsp (does active and standby and all lsp)
save translation ess (does active and standby and all ess)
save translation all (all the above)

to see status of saves after several minutes

list surviv
status ess cluster

linux commands:

/opt/ecs/sbin/filesync -w -r all web_profiles
/opt/ecs/sbin/filesync -w -r dup web_profiles
/opt/ecs/sbin/filesync -w -r ess web_profiles
/opt/ecs/sbin/filesync -w -r lsp web_profiles
/opt/ecs/sbin/filesync -w -a lsp 172.17.7.210 web_profiles
/opt/ecs/sbin/filesync -H all (shows history of last file sync timestamps)
vi /etc/opt/ecs/filesync.conf
cd /var/log/ecs/filesync; ls -ltr (filesync.log)
filesync -q
filesync trans
ls -l /var/log/ecs/filesync
/opt/ecs/sys/fsy_incr_sync -t ess (incremental)
/opt/ecs/sys/fsy_full_sync -t ess (full)
(e.g., filesync -w -a ess 135.9.78.144 trans) demand only




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bsh

36 years Bell, AT&T, Lucent, Avaya
Tier 3 for 26 years and counting
 
Yes, very helpful, both of you. Thanks for that.
So, while in the server via the browser, when I see FILE SYNCHRONIZATION, it is the result of any one of these 'save' commands? Is 'save translations X' referring to File Synch? Are they one in the same?
 
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