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Mitel Forums => Mitel Software Applications => Topic started by: Toodyt on November 01, 2021, 08:43:32 PM
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Is there a way to Export/save the NPM FCOS and LCOS to a file?
Have been asked to send Configurations to send.
Thank You
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SSH into the MiCollab server, from the shell prompt type "console" to get to the NuPoint UM text console. Then type R for Reports, run your reports, and copy/paste the output to a text file.
Yes, it's cumbersome, but it works.
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This is from a document saying how to find alternate extensions
Using a console or putty session Login as root
Type the command cd /tmp to change directory to the /tmp folder
Type the following command ainquire > dumpMB.txt to dmp all mailbox data to a file
named dumpMB.txt
The system will respond with this:-
SEARCH CRITERIA MAILBOXES: 00000000001 - 99999999999
MWI: - PASSWD: - FCOS: -
LCOS: - GCOS: - NCOS: -
TCOS: -
I INDEX: - B INDEX: - NB INDEX: -
BILL NUM: -
D ORDER: -
EXT: - INDEX: - TUTORIAL: -
ATTEND DN: - INDEX: - D CODE: -
NAME: -
COMMAND (A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U/V/X):
Type S to start the process - it may take a while depending on the number of mailboxes you
have so wait until the system responds and press X to exit
You can then sftp it from the server
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This is from a document saying how to find alternate extensions
Using a console or putty session Login as root
Type the command cd /tmp to change directory to the /tmp folder
Type the following command ainquire > dumpMB.txt to dmp all mailbox data to a file
named dumpMB.txt
The system will respond with this:-
SEARCH CRITERIA MAILBOXES: 00000000001 - 99999999999
MWI: - PASSWD: - FCOS: -
LCOS: - GCOS: - NCOS: -
TCOS: -
I INDEX: - B INDEX: - NB INDEX: -
BILL NUM: -
D ORDER: -
EXT: - INDEX: - TUTORIAL: -
ATTEND DN: - INDEX: - D CODE: -
NAME: -
COMMAND (A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/Q/R/S/T/U/V/X):
Type S to start the process - it may take a while depending on the number of mailboxes you
have so wait until the system responds and press X to exit
You can then sftp it from the server
I had no idea you could find Alternate Extensions at all - this is great.