WTI Part No.: 13646 Rev. A PollCat NetLink II Secure CDR Recorder Firmware Version 2.
Warnings and Cautions: INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SECURE RACKING If Secure Racked units are installed in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly, they may require further evaluation by Certification Agencies. The following items must be considered. 1. The ambient within the rack may be greater than room ambient. Installation should be such that the amount of air flow required for safe operation is not compromised. The maximum temperature for the equipment in this environment is 45°C.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide FCC Part 15 Regulation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
Table of Contents 1. Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1 2. Unit Description. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1 2.1. Front Panel Indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1 2.2. Back Panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 6. Menu System Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1 6.1. Software Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1 7. Status Screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1 7.1. Buffer Status Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Table of Contents 11. The 80% Full Alarm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-1 12. Alarm Actions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-1 12.1. Alarm Actions for Alarm Filter Clues. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-2 12.2. Alarm Action Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-2 12.2.1.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 16. Other Menu Functions (Continued) 16.2. System Diagnostics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-7 16.2.1. Load and Test Memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-7 16.2.2. Send Test Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-7 16.2.3. Test Pager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Table of Contents List of Figures 2.1. 2.2. 3.1. 3.2. 5.1. 5.2. 5.3. 5.4. 5.5. 5.6. 5.7. 5.8. 5.9. 5.10. 5.11. 5.12. 5.13. 5.14. 5.15. 5.16. 5.17. 5.18. 5.19. 7.1. 7.2. 7.3. 7.4. 7.5. 7.6. 7.7. 7.8. 7.9. 7.10. 7.11. 7.12. 7.13. 7.14. 7.15. 7.16. 7.17. 8.1. 8.2. 8.3. 8.4. 8.6. 8.6. 8.7. 8.8. Front Panel Indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1 Back Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide List of Figures (Continued) 9.1. 9.2. 9.3. 9.4. 9.5. 9.6. 9.7. 9.8. 9.9. 9.10. 10.1. 11.1. 13.1. 14.1. 15.1. 15.2. 15.3. 15.4. 15.5. 16.1. 16.2. 16.3. 17.1. 17.2. B.1. B.2. B.3. vi Alarm Configuration Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-3 Alarm Filter Configuration Menu (Alarm Filter 1 Shown) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-5 Alarm Filter Format Definition Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1. Introduction The PollCat NetLink II Call Accounting Terminal is a highly reliable, PBX data recorder designed for SMDR/CDR data collection and alarm monitoring. The NetLink II can collect data from an RSP compatible PBX via a TCP/IP connection, and can also collect data from a conventional PBX switch via a serial port connection. Collected call records can be retrieved via TCP/IP network, via FTP client, via modem, or by a local PC connected directly to the NetLink II unit.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide SNMP Traps Alarm messages, memory full status, and a variety of other conditions can be reported to your network manager via standard SNMP traps. SNMP Traps can be used to provide notification when an alarm event occurs, or to perform a wellness check at user selected time intervals.
2. Unit Description 2.1. Front Panel Indicators Figure 2.1: Front Panel Indicators SYSTEM Indicators: ON: Lights when power is applied to the unit. RDY: Flashes slowly to indicate the unit is operational. ALM: Lights when a Toll Fraud Alarm or PBX Inactivity Alarm is triggered. MEMORY Indicators: A bank of LEDs which light to indicate memory usage. Percent Full Indicators: Five LEDS which light to indicate approximate Memory Full conditions.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 2.2. Back Panel Figure 2.2: Back Panel ➀ AC Power Components: On/Off Switch and Power Cable receptacle. ➁ Network Port: A 100Base-T connector with two LED indicator(s): • ACTIVITY: Flashes when data or commands are transmitted. • LINK: Lights when a network connection is present. ➂ Service Port: For factory use only ➃ Console Port: For connection to a local PC or terminal. ➄ PBX Input Connector: A DB9 Connector (DTE) used for connection to your PBX SMDR Port.
3. Quick Start Guide This Quick Start Guide describes a simplified installation procedure for the NetLink II hardware, which will allow you to communicate with the unit in order to demonstrate basic features and check for proper operation. Note that this Quick Start Guide does not provide a detailed description of unit configuration, or discuss advanced operating features in detail.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide PollCat NetLink II Main Menu: Administrator Mode FUNCTIONS: CONFIGURATION: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. Status Displays Buffer Functions System Functions System Diagnostics ^Bxx Command Help Recall Parameters Save Parameters Exit Command Mode Reboot System (Default) Port Configuration System Parameters Scheduled Action Parameters Alarm Configuration Data Filter Configuration Enter selection ... Figure 3.1: The Main Menu 3.3.
Quick Start Guide NETWORK PORT: COMMUNICATION SETTINGS 1. IP Address: 192.168.168.168 2. Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 3. Gateway Addr: (undefined) 4. DHCP: Off 5. IP Security: Off GENERAL PARAMETERS 11. Command Echo: 12. Response Type: 13. “Sure” Prompt: 14. CMD Timeout: 15. Audit Trail: On Inhibit Menu On 15 Mins Off ACTION PARAMETERS 16. Action Delay: 10 Secs OUTPUT PARAMETERS 21. Output Mode: 22. Data on ^B01: 23. Hold End Data: 24. Line # Tag: 25. Send Compress: 26.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 3. Save Configuration Parameters and Exit Command Mode: Press the [Esc] key several times to return to the main menu. From the main menu, type 7 and press [Enter] to save the network parameters entered in Step 2 above. After parameters have been saved, type 8 and press [Enter] to exit from command mode. 4. Access Command Mode via Network: Start your communications program, and then key the NetLink II's IP address (defined in Step 2a) into the address field.
4. Hardware Installation The hardware installation procedure includes the following steps: 1. Connect the NetLink II unit to an appropriate power supply (see Section 4.1). 2. Use the Set-Up Switches to select default communication parameters and NetLink II options (see Section 4.2). 3. Reset the NetLink II unit to default parameters (see Section 4.3). 4. Connect the data cables, network cable and telephone line (see Section 4.4) 4.1.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 4.2. Set-Up Switches The Set-Up Switches on the NetLink II back panel are used to enable/ disable the Console Port Password, Power-Up Console Default and internal modem speaker. 4.2.1. Console Port Password (Sw1) Switch One enables/disables the Console Port Password. When this feature is enabled (Sw1 = Up), the NetLink II will prompt you to enter a password before allowing command mode access via the Console Port.
Hardware Installation 4.2.3 Modem Speaker (Sw4) Set-Up Switch four is used to enable or disable the internal modem speaker. When disabled (Sw4 = UP), the modem will continue to function, but the modem speaker will be disconnected and will not produce any sound. Switch 4 Modem Speaker Down* Modem Speaker Enabled Up Modem Speaker Disabled * = Factory Setting Notes: • Set-Up Switch Three is included as a spare, and is not used.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 4.4. Connecting Cables and Phone Line Your cable layout should account for the following factors: Command Mode Access: NetLink II provides several methods for accessing command mode • Network Access: NetLink II is managed via Ethernet, using a Telnet Client. • Local Access: NetLink II is managed by a local PC connected to the Console Port. • Modem Access: NetLink II is managed by a remote PC that communicates with the unit via modem.
Hardware Installation 4.4.1. PBX Input Port The PBX Input Port is a male DB9 connector, wired in a DTE configuration, which is used for connection to your PBX SMDR Port. The type of cable used to connect the PBX to the PBX Input Port will vary, depending on the configuration of your PBX. For a description of the NetLink II PBX Input Port interface, please refer to Appendix B. 4.4.2. Modem Port (Phone Line) The Phone Line port should be connected to an outside telephone line.
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5. Configuration This section describes how to configure the NetLink II to meet the requirements of almost any data collection application. When the NetLink II is shipped from the factory, options and parameters are set to fit the requirements of most call accounting applications. In many cases, if you do not choose to include NetLink II's advanced features, no further configuration is required.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 1. 2. 3. Local Access: To communicate with the NetLink II via the Console Port, first start your communications program (e.g., Tera Term Pro©.) a) If Set-Up Switch 1 is UP (enable Console Port Password), the system will display a login/password prompt. b) Key in the login name and press [Enter], and then key in the password and press [Enter]. The Default Administrator Login name and Password are both "SUPER" (all uppercase, no quotes.
Configuration d) Access Command Mode via Network: Start your communications program, and then key the NetLink II's IP address into the address field, and then click OK or press [Enter]. Note: NetLink II will allow 5 attempts to enter a valid password. If a valid password is not entered in 5 attempts, the unit will disconnect, and you must then re-establish your connection to the NetLink II unit. After a brief pause, the "READY" message will be sent.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide SYSTEM PARAMETERS: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. User Directory Site ID Msg: Real-Time-Clock: Wrap-Around: Alarm Data Wrap-Around: (undefined) 06/16/2005 Thu 16:00:25 Off On Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 5.2: System Parameters Menu 5.3. Set System Parameters The System Parameters menu (Figure 5.2) is used to set common parameters, such as command mode passwords and the Site ID Message.
Configuration 5. Alarm Data Wrap-Around: This feature is identical to item 6 above, except that the Alarm Data Wrap-Around only applies to data that matched a user-defined Alarm Clue. For more information on Alarms and Alarm Clues, please refer to Section 9. (Default = Off). 5.3.1. The User Directory Whenever you attempt to access NetLink II's command mode, you will be prompted to enter a login name and password. Each login name / password combination is defined within a "user account.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 3. Edit / Delete from Search: This item is also used to edit or delete existing User Accounts; except in this case, accounts are selected using a Search Function, which can locate accounts based on login name or password as described in Section 5.3.1.3. Note: When the last User Account is deleted from the directory, the default "SUPER" and "SMDR" accounts will be automatically restored. 4.
Configuration ADD USER NAME/PASSWORD: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. User Name: Password: Dial Back #: Dial Back Mode: Access Mode: SSH Host Keys: Save Entry (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) Off User (undefined) Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 5.4: The Add User Name/Password Menu 5.3.1.2. Adding New User Accounts The Add User Name/Password menu (Figure 5.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 5.3.1.3. Editing and Deleting User Accounts Items 2 and 3 in the User Directory Menu are used to edit or delete existing User Accounts. Both of these options allow you to change the login name, password, Dial Back Number, Dial Back Mode and Access Mode for any user account, or delete the account entirely.
Configuration User Name | Dial Back Phone Number | DB | MODE | KEY | -----------------+----------------------------------+-----+------+-----+ SMDR | (undefined) | Off | User | No | SUPER | (undefined) | Off | Adm | No | accounting | (undefined) | Off | Adm | Yes | data center | 5554412 | Off | User | Yes | engineering | 5556789 | On | Adm | No | guest | (undefined) | Off | User | No | dave | (undefined) | Off | Adm | Yes | everette | 5553409 | On | Adm | No | nancy | 5550976 | On | Adm | No | donnie | (undefined)
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide REAL-TIME-CLOCK: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Date: Time: Time Zone: NTP Enable: NTP IP Addr 1: NTP IP Addr 2: NTP Timeout: 12/17/2047 02:16:12 (GMT+0000) GMT (No DST) Off (undefined) (undefined) 3 Secs Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 5.6: The Real Time Clock Menu 5.3.2 Real-Time Clock Settings This menu is used to set the Real-Time clock and calendar, select the time zone, and configure and enable the NTP (Network Time Protocol) feature.
Configuration PORT CONFIGURATION: PBX SERIAL INPUT PORTS 1. PBX Port COMMAND PORTS 21. Console Port 22. Modem Port 23. Network Port PBX IP INPUT PORTS 11. PBX IP Port POLLING PORTS 31. Push 32. Server Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 5.7: Port Configuration Menu 5.4. Port Configuration To configure the PBX Input Ports, Console Port, Modem Port, Network Port or Push FTP Feature, go to the Main Menu, type 22 and press [Enter]. The Port Configuration Menu (Figure 5.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide PBX PORT: COMMUNICATION SETTINGS 1. Baud Rate: 9600 2. Data Bits: 7 3. Parity: Even 4. Stop Bits: 1 5. Handshake Mode: None INPUT PARAMETERS 11. Time/Date Stmp: 12. Serial No Stmp: 13. Strip Non-Prnt: 14. End Character: 15. Alarm Filter: 16. Store Alm Data: 17. Data Filter: 18. PBX Inact Alm: Off Off On ^J Off Both Off Off FIELD SUPPESSION 31. Lucent Switch Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 5.8: PBX Port Configuration Menu 13.
Configuration LUCENT SWITCH: GENERAL PARAMETERS 1. Supp Num In: 2. Supp Num Out: 3. Supp Trunk: 4. Num Chars In: 5. Num Chars Out: Source Off Off 4 4 FIELD LOCATION 11. Dest Num Loc: 12. Src Num Loc: 13. In Trunk Loc: 14. Out Trunk Loc: 12 34 14 50 FIELD LENGTH 21. Dest Num Len: 22. Src Num Len: 23. In Trunk Len: 24. Out Trunk Len: 22 12 24 4 Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 5.9: Field Suppression: The Lucent Switch Option 5.4.1.1.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Field Location: 11. Destination Number Location: This item is used to define the beginning of the field that is normally used to store the destination phone number. (1 to 216 Characters; Default = 16.) 12. Source Number Location: Defines the beginning of the field that is normally used to store the source phone number. (1 to 216 Characters; Default = 34.) 13. Inbound Trunk Location: Defines the beginning of the field that is normally used to store the inbound trunk number.
Configuration PBX IP PORT: COMMUNICATION SETTINGS 1. Service: On 2. Port Number: 9000 3. Window Size: 6 4. Keep Alive Send: 60 Secs 5. Keep Alive Resp: 60 Secs 6. SDM Resp: 30 Secs MISCELLANEOUS 21. Disconnect 22. Last Status INPUT PARAMETERS 11. Time/Date Stmp: 12. Serial No Stmp: 13. Strip Non-Prnt: 14. End Character: 15. Alarm Filter: 16. Store Alm Data: 17. Data Filter: 18. PBX Inact Alm: Off Off On ^J Off Alarm Off Off FIELD SUPPESSION 31.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Input Parameters: 11. Time/Date Stamp: The time/date stamp can be inserted at the beginning of each record received by this port. This prompt is used to disable the function, or select the short format or long format. The short format (PollCat III Compatible) lists Month, Date, Hour and Minute; the long format lists Month, Date, Year, Hour, Minute, and Second. (Default = Off.) 12.
Configuration CONSOLE PORT: COMMUNICATION SETTINGS 1. Baud Rate: 9600 2. Data Bits: 8 3. Parity: None 4. Stop Bits: 1 5. Handshake Mode: RTS/CTS GENERAL PARAMETERS 11. Command Echo: 12. Response Type: 13. “Sure” Prompt: 14. CMD Timeout: 15. Audit Trail: On Inhibit Menu On 15 Mins Off ACTION PARAMETERS 16. Action Delay: 10 Secs OUTPUT PARAMETERS 21. Output Mode: 22. Data on ^B01: 23. Hold End Data: 24. Line # Tag: 25. Send Compress: 26.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 13. "Sure" Prompt: When irreversible commands (such as "Erase Data") are invoked at this port, the NetLink II can display the "Sure" prompt to allow one last chance to confirm that the command should be executed. (Default = On.) 14. Command Timeout: Sets the Timeout value for this port. When the NetLink II detects no command activity at this port for the specified timeout period, the port will exit command mode and disconnect. (Default =15 minutes.) 15.
Configuration 23. Hold "End Data": At the end of each data release session, NetLink II will send the "End Data" message before returning to command mode. When this option is enabled, this port will wait for Command ^B02 before sending the End Data message. (Default = On.) 24. Line # Tag: Inserts a Line Number at the beginning of each record released by this port. These Line Numbers are not stored in internal memory, but are added when data is released. (Default = Off.) 25.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide MODEM PORT: Modem Installed COMMUNICATION SETTINGS 1. Baud Rate: 57600 2. Data Bits: 8 3. Parity: None 4. Stop Bits: 1 5. Handshake Mode: None 6. MODEM Strings 7. Reset Modem GENERAL PARAMETERS 11. Command Echo: 12. Response Type: 13. “Sure” Prompt: 14. CMD Timeout: 15. Audit Trail: On Inhibit Menu On 15 Mins Off ACTION PARAMETERS 16. Action Delay: 300 Secs OUTPUT PARAMETERS 21. Output Mode: 22. Data on ^B01: 23. Hold End Data: 24. Line # Tag: 25. Send Compress: 26.
Configuration 3. 7. Hang-Up String: Type 3, press [Enter], and then key in the desired string in the resulting submenu. (Up to 32 Characters, (Default = undefined.) Reset Modem: Resets the internal modem. General Parameters: 11. Command Echo: Enables / disables command echo (duplex mode) for this port. When enabled, keystrokes sent to the NetLink II via the Modem Port will also be displayed on your monitor. (Default = On.) 12.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Action Parameters: 16. Action Delay: When multiple alarm actions are directed to this port, the action delay determines how much time will elapse between actions. The Action Delay makes it easier to connect to the port, by providing a window when the port is not busy sending out actions. (Zero to 9999 Seconds; Default = 300 seconds.) Output Parameters: 21. Output Mode: Selects the data output format for this port; ASCII Record, XModem-CRC or ZModem.
Configuration Callout Parameters: 31. Dial Attempts: The number of times the modem will redial a phone number when there is no answer, or the carrier is not received. (Zero to 99 attempts; Default = 3.) 32. Sequence Attempts: The number of times the modem will restart the callout routine if the defined number of dial attempts is performed and there is no answer, or the carrier is not received. (Zero to 99 attempts; Default = 3.) 33. Sequence Delay: The amount of time between sequence attempts.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 5.4.4.1. Dialback Security This feature provides an extra measure of security for modem access to command mode. When this option is properly configured and enabled, callers will not be granted immediate access to command mode upon entering a valid password; instead, the unit will disconnect, and then dial a user-defined number before allowing access via that number. If desired, users may also be required to re-enter the password after the NetLink II dials back.
Configuration NETWORK PORT: COMMUNICATION SETTINGS 1. IP Address: 192.168.168.168 2. Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 3. Gateway Addr: (undefined) 4. DHCP: Off 5. IP Security: Off GENERAL PARAMETERS 11. Command Echo: 12. Response Type: 13. “Sure” Prompt: 14. CMD Timeout: 15. Audit Trail: On Inhibit Menu On 15 Mins Off ACTION PARAMETERS 16. Action Delay: 10 Secs OUTPUT PARAMETERS 21. Output Mode: 22. Data on ^B01: 23. Hold End Data: 24. Line # Tag: 25. Send Compress: 26. Auto Delete: SERVERS AND CLIENTS 31.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 5. IP Security: Enables and configures the IP Security function. When enabled, the IP Security function allows you to restrict command mode access based on the user’s IP address. For more information on the IP Security function, please refer to Section 5.4.5.1. (Default = Off.) General Parameters 11. Command Echo: Enables / disables command echo (duplex mode) for this port. When enabled, keystrokes sent to the NetLink II will be displayed on your monitor. (Default = On.
Configuration Action Parameters: 16. Action Delay: When multiple alarm actions are directed to this port, the action delay determines how much time will elapse between actions. This makes it easier to connect to the port, by providing a window when the port is not busy sending out actions. (Zero to 9999 Seconds; Default = 10 Seconds.) Output Parameters: 21. Output Mode: Selects the data output format for this port; ASCII Record, XModem-CRC or ZModem. (Default = ASCII Record.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Servers and Clients 31. Telnet Access: Enables/disables Telnet access to the NetLink II. When Telnet Access if "Off," users and administrators will not be able to establish a Telnet connection to the unit. (Default = Off.) Note: When the NetLink II unit is reset to defaults, the Telnet Access option will return to the default "Off" state.
Configuration 36. TACACS: Enables and configures TACACS capability. The submenu for this item offers five options: 1. Enable: Enables/disables the TACACS feature. (Default = Off.) 2. IP Address 1: Defines the IP Address for your primary TACACS server. (Default = undefined.) 3. IP Address 2: Defines the IP Address for your secondary, fallback TACACS server (if present.) (Default = undefined.) 4. Secret Word: Defines the shared TACACS Secret Word for both TACACS servers (IP Address 1 and IP Address 2.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 38. Email / Txt Msg: This item is used to define parameters that are employed when the NetLink II automatically generates an email or text message in order to notify the operator that an alarm has been detected. Note that these same parameters are also used when the "Scheduled Actions" feature is configured to send email or text messages. Email parameters are described further in Section 5.4.5.2. 39.
Configuration IP SECURITY: 1. CLIENT LIST FOR “hosts.allow” 2. CLIENT LIST FOR “hosts.deny” Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 5.14: The IP Security Configuration Menu When the IP Security feature is properly enabled, and a client attempts to connect, NetLink II will perform the following checks: 1. If the client’s IP address is found in the "hosts.allow" list, the client will be granted immediate access.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide CLIENT LIST FOR “hosts.allow”: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 5.15: IP Security: The Allow List Adding IP Addresses to the Allow and Deny Lists To add an IP Address to the Allow or Deny list, and begin configuring the IP Security feature, proceed as follows.
Configuration 3. Deny List: a) From the IP Security Menu, type 2 and press [Enter] to display the Deny List. b) Enter the IP Address(es) for the clients that you wish to deny. Note that if the client’s IP Address is not found in the Deny List, that client will be allowed to connect. Use the same procedure for entering IP Addresses described in Step 2 above.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide IP Security Examples 1. Mostly Closed: Access is denied by default and the only clients allowed, are those explicitly listed in the Allow list. To deny access to all clients except 192.255.255.192 and 168.112.112.05, the Allow and Deny Lists would be defined as follows: Allow List: 1. 192.255.255.192 2. 168.112.112.05 Deny List: 1. ALL 2.
Configuration EMAIL AND TEXT MESSAGING: SMTP SERVER PARAMETERS 1. IP Address: (undefined) 2. Port Number: 25 3. User Name: (undefined) (Cont.): (Cont.): 4. Password: (undefined) 5. Auth Type: LOGIN MISCELLANEOUS 11. Send Test Email 12. Stop Email Sess 13. Last Email Stat EMAIL PARAMETERS 21. From Name: 22. From Address: (Cont.): (Cont.): 23. To Name #1: 24. To Address #1: (Cont.): (Cont.): 25. To Name #2: 26. To Address #2: (Cont.): (Cont.): 27. Priority: 28. Subject: (Cont.): (Cont.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Miscellaneous: 11. Send Test Email: Sends a test email, based on the configuration currently selected via the SMTP Parameters Menu. 12. Stop Email Session: Aborts the current email session and cancels any pending retries. 13. Last Email Stat: Displays the current status of the email server. Email Parameters: 21. From Name: The name that will appear in the "From" field in email messages generated by the NetLink II. (Default = undefined.) 22.
Configuration PPP DIALOUT: PARAMETERS 1. Enable: 2. Phone #1: 3. Phone #2: 4. Username: 5. Password: 6. Username Prompt: 7. Password Prompt: Off (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) login password 20. SFTP/FTP over PPP: Off MISCELLANEOUS 10. Show Status: PPP has not been executed 11. Start Test: Not Executing. File Test: Off File Force: Off 12. Stop PPP Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 5.17: The PPP Dialout Configuration Menu 5.4.5.3.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide PUSH FILE CONFIGURATION: SERVER PARAMETERS 1. Server Address: 2. UserName: 3. File Name: 4. Directory: (Cont.): (Cont.): 5. File Mode: 6. File Ext Inc: (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) ----- FTP SERVER PARAMETERS 11. Password: (undefined) 12. Account: (undefined) ACTION PARAMETERS 31. Read Session 32. Push Action: 33. Periodic Push: 34. Xmit Attempts: 35. Xmit Delay: 36. Auto Delete: 37. Start Time: Off 1440 Mins 5 5 Mins Off (undefined) MISCELLANEOUS 41.
Configuration 3. File Name: The first four characters of the file name that the Push feature will assign to each "chunk" of data transferred from this unit. For more information, please refer to Section 15.4.1. (Up to four characters, Default = undefined.) Note: If several different NetLink II units will be transferring data to the same server, a unique file name should be assigned to each unit. This will prevent data from the various units from overwriting each other. 4.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide FTP Server Parameters: 11. Password: The password that the NetLink II will use when accessing the FTP server. (Up to 16 characters, Default = undefined.) 12. Account: The account name that will be used to access the FTP server. (Up to 16 characters, Default = undefined.) SFTP Server Parameters: 21. SFTP Server Key: This item is used to display the currently defined SFTP Server Key, or upload a new SFTP Server Key to the NetLink II unit.
Configuration Notes: • When the "By Clue" options are selected, NetLink II will prompt you to enter the clue name. If an invalid clue name is entered, the prompt will be redisplayed. • When Data Type and Source Port are assigned, then the Push function will "own" this partition while the data transfer is in progress. Other users will not be able to read data from this partition until the Push action is complete.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 34. Xmit Attempts: The number of times NetLink II will attempt to retransmit data if the operation fails. (1 to 99 Attempts, Default = 5 Attempts.) Note: NetLink II will not perform additional transmit attempts if the specified file(s) are empty, or if the correct Server Address, User Name, Password or Account information have not been defined. 35. Xmit Delay: The amount of time that will elapse between Transmit Attempts (Xmit Attempts.) (1 to 99 Minutes, Default = 5 Minutes.
Configuration SFTP/FTP SERVER CONFIGURATION: PARAMETERS 1. UserName: 2. Password: 3. Filename: 4. Auto Delete: 5. Audit Trail: 6. FTP Enable: 7. SFTP Enable: (undefined) (undefined) (undefined) Off Off Off Off MISCELLANEOUS 11. Stop FTP Session 12. Stop SFTP Session Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 5.19: The Server Configuration Menu 5.4.7. Server Configuration This menu is used to configure the NetLink II's Server function.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 5. Audit Trail: Enables/Disables the Audit Trail function for the Server feature, and determines whether or not log entries will be sent to the SYSLOG IP Address (defined via the Network Port Configuration menu.) When enabled, the NetLink II will log all file transfer activity at the Server. For more information on the Audit Trail function, please refer to Section 16.1.6. The Audit Trail function offers the following options: (Default = Off.) 1.
6. Menu System Description The NetLink II operating system features a series of menus, which are used to select options, invoke commands, and review status. This section provides an overview of the NetLink II operating system, in order to help the user locate specific items in the various submenus. 6.1. Software Tree Command functions are accessed via the Main Menu, which is the first screen displayed when command mode is activated. The Main Menu branches off into a series of submenus.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Main Menu Item Submenu(s)/Function(s) 21. Reboot System 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Reboot Only (Do Not Default Parameters) Reboot & Default (Keep IP Parameters) Reboot & Default (Keep SSH Keys) Reboot & Default (All Parameters) Default (Keep IP Parameters) Default (Keep SSH Keys) Default (All Parameters) 22. Port Configuration 1. PBX Port 11. PBX IP Port 6-2 Communication Settings 1. Baud Rate 2. Data Bits 3. Parity 4. Stop Bits 5. Handshake Mode Input Parameters 11.
Menu System Description Main Menu Item Submenu(s)/Function(s) 22. Port Configuration (Continued) 21. Console Port Communication Settings 1. Baud Rate 2. Data Bits 3. Parity 4. Stop Bits 5. Handshake Mode General Parameters 11. Command Echo 12. Response Type 13. "Sure" Prompt 14. Command Timeout 15. Audit Trail Action Parameters 16. Action Delay Output Parameters 21. Output Mode 22. Data on ^B01 23. Hold End Data 24. Line Number Tag 25. Send Compressed 26. Auto Delete 22.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Main Menu Item Submenu(s)/Function(s) 22. Port Configuration (Continued) 23. Network Port Communication Settings 1. IP Address 2. Subnet Mask 3. Gateway Address 4. DHCP 5. IP Security General Parameters 11. Command Echo 12. Response Type 13. "Sure" Prompt 14. Command Timeout 15. Audit Trail Action Parameters 16. Action Delay Output Parameters 21. Output Mode 22. Data on ^B01 23. Hold End Data 24. Line Number Tag 25. Send Compressed 26. Auto Delete Servers and Clients 31.
Menu System Description Main Menu Item Submenu(s)/Function(s) 22. Port Configuration (Continued) 32. Server 23. System Parameters 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. User Directory Site ID Message Real-Time Clock Wrap-Around ALarm Data Wrap Around 24. Scheduled Action Parameters 1. Scheduled Action #1 Schedule 1. Schedule Action (On/Off) 2-8. Define Schedule Exclusions (MM/DD) 11. Add Exclusion 12. Delete Exclusion Alarm Action Parameters 21. Action 22. Phone Number 23. Pager ID 1 24. Pager ID 2 25. Pager ID 3 26.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Main Menu Item Submenu(s)/Function(s) 25. Alarm Configuration 1. Alarm Filter 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Define Format Display Clue Details Define Clues Edit Clues Delete Clues Define Alarm Review Schedule 2. Alarm Filter 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Define Format Display Clue Details Define Clues Edit Clues Delete Clues Define Alarm Review Schedule 3. PBX Inactivity Alarm 1 Schedule 1. Weekday Alarm (On/Off) 2-5. Weekday Schedules & Timers 6. Weekend Alarm (On/Off) 7-10.
Menu System Description Main Menu Item Submenu(s)/Function(s) 25. Alarm Configuration (continued) 5. 80% Full Alarm Alarm 1. 80% Full Alarm Alarm Action Parameters 21. Action 22. Phone Number 23. Pager ID 1 24. Pager ID 2 25. Pager ID 3 26. SNMP Management 27. Email / Text Message To 28. Message 29. Auto Execute 30. Execute Commands Default Alarm Filter Action 21. Action 22. Phone Number 23. Pager ID 1 24. Pager ID 2 25. Pager ID 3 26. SNMP Management 27. Email / Text Message To 28. Message 29.
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7. Status Screens NetLink II includes a series of Status Screens that list the current state of all program features and options. During normal operation, these screens are used to check memory conditions, review alarm status, and display the standing of NetLink II options and parameters. The Status Screens are also helpful during Setup and configuration; allowing the user to determine if parameters need to be changed.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide PollCat NetLink II BUFFER STATUS: Version 2.0 Unit Capacity: Space Used: Space Remaining: Percent Full: Total Record Ct: 4 MB 0 KB 4 MB 0% 0 02/16/2006 Thu 22:30 0% Full PARTITION RECORD COUNT Console Port: None Modem Port: None Network Port #1: None Network Port #2: None Network Port #3: None Push: None Server: None Press to return to menu ... Figure 7.2: Buffer Status Screen 7.1. Buffer Status Screen As shown in Figure 7.
Status Screens PollCat NetLink II FILE LIST: Version 2.0 02/16/2006 Thu 22:31 0% Full Port Data Type Total Record Ct Partition Record Ct Partition Owner ------------------------------------------------------------------------------PBX Standard 574 552 None PBX Alarm 1 144 143 None PBX Alarm 2 212 209 None PBX-I Standard 642 603 None PBX-I Alarm 1 76 76 None PBX-I Alarm 2 24 24 None Press to return to menu ... Figure 7.3: File List (Sample Values Shown) 7.2.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide PollCat NetLink II SYSTEM STATUS: Version 2.0 MEMORY CONFIGURATION Base Memory: 16 MB Extension Memory: 16 MB Unit Capacity: 32 MB DIP SWITCH SETTINGS SW-1 SW-2 SW-3 Down Down Down SERIAL PORT COMMUNICATION SETTINGS PBX Port: 9600,E,7,1,None Console Port: Modem Port: 9600,N,8,1,RTS 57600,N,8,1,None 02/16/2006 Thu 16:30 99% Full SYSTEM PARAMETERS Site ID Msg: (undefined) (Cont.
Status Screens User Name | Dial Back Phone Number | DB | MODE | KEY | -----------------+----------------------------------+-----+------+-----+ SMDR | (undefined) | Off | User | No | SUPER | (undefined) | Off | Adm | No | accounting | (undefined) | Off | Adm | Yes | data center | 5554412 | Off | User | Yes | engineering | 5556789 | On | Adm | No | guest | (undefined) | Off | User | No | dave | (undefined) | Off | Adm | Yes | everette | 5553409 | On | Adm | No | nancy | 5550976 | On | Adm | No | donnie | (undefined
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide PollCat NetLink II PBX PORT: Version 2.0 02/16/2006 Thu 14:15 0% Full COMMUNICATION SETTINGS Com Settings: 9600,E,7,1,None INPUT PARAMETERS Time/Date Stamp: Serial # Stamp: Strip Non-Print: End Character: Alarm Filter: Store Alarm Data: Data Filter: PBX Inact Alarm: Off Off On ^J None Alarm None None Press to return to menu ... Figure 7.6: Serial PBX Port Status Screen 7.
Status Screens PollCat NetLink II PBX IP PORT: Version 2.0 02/16/2006 Thu 14:15 0% Full COMMUNICATION SETTINGS Service: On Port Number: 9000 Window Size: 6 Keep Alive Send: 60 Secs Keep Alive Resp: 60 Secs SDM Resp: 30 Secs INPUT PARAMETERS Time/Date Stamp: Serial # Stamp: Strip Non-Print: End Character: Alarm Filter: Store Alarm Data: Data Filter: PBX Inact Alarm: Off Off On ^J None Alarm None None Press to return to menu ... Figure 7.7. The PBX IP Port Status Screen 7.6.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide PollCat NetLink II CONSOLE PORT: Version 2.0 COMMUNICATION SETTINGS Com Settings: 9600,N,8,1,RTS GENERAL PARAMETERS Command Echo: Response Type: “Sure” Prompt: CMD Port Timeout: Audit Trail: On Inhibit Menu On 15 Mins Off ACTION PARAMETERS Action Delay: 10 Secs 02/16/2006 Thu 14:15 OUTPUT PARAMETERS Output Mode: Data on ^B01: Hold “End Data”: Line # Tag: Send Compressed: Auto Delete: 0% Full ASCII Record On On Off Off Off Press to return to menu ...
Status Screens PollCat NetLink II MODEM PORT: Version 2.0 Modem Installed 02/16/2006 Thu 14:15 COMMUNICATION SETTINGS Com Settings: 57600,N,8,1,None Reset String: ATZ Init String: ATE0M0Q1&C1&D2S0 (Cont.): =1 Hang-Up String: (undefined) (Cont.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide • Line # Tag: When enabled, a line number will be inserted at the beginning of each record released by this port. • Send Compressed: When enabled, this port will release data in space compressed format. • Auto Delete: When enabled, stored data will be erased after the polling device acknowledges reception. Callout Parameters: • Dial Attempts: The number of times NetLink II will attempt to dial a callout number.
Status Screens PollCat NetLink II NETWORK PORT: Version 2.0 02/16/2006 Thu 14:15 0% Full COMMUNICATION SETTINGS MAC Address: 00-10-ec-80-6b-25 IP Address: 192.168.168.168 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide PollCat NetLink II Version 2.0 SCHEDULED ACTION 1: 02/16/2006 Thu 14:15 SCHEDULE Scheduled Action: Sunday: Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Off Off Off Off Off Off Off Off EXCLUSION --/---/---/---/---/-- --/---/---/---/---/-- ALARM ACTION PARAMETERS Action: None Phone #: (undefined) (Cont.): Pager ID 1: (undefined) Pager ID 2: (undefined) Pager ID 3: (undefined) SNMP Mgmt: Manager #1 Email/Txt Msg To: #1 Message: (undefined) (Cont.): (Cont.
Status Screens PollCat NetLink II Version 2.0 PBX INACTIVITY ALARM 1: 02/16/2006 Thu 14:15 SCHEDULE Weekday Alarm: Weekday Schedule Weekday Timer 1: Weekday Schedule Weekday Timer 2: Weekend Alarm: Weekend Schedule Weekend Timer 1: Weekend Schedule Weekend Timer 2: ALARM ACTION PARAMETERS Action: None Phone #: (undefined) (Cont.): Pager ID 1: (undefined) Pager ID 2: (undefined) Pager ID 3: (undefined) SNMP Mgmt: Manager #1 Email/Txt Msg To: #1 Message: (undefined) (Cont.): (Cont.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide PollCat NetLink II 80% FULL ALARM: ALARM 80% Full Alarm: Version 2.0 Off 02/16/2006 Thu 14:15 0% Full ALARM ACTION PARAMETERS Action: None Phone #: (undefined) (Cont.): Pager ID 1: (undefined) Pager ID 2: (undefined) Pager ID 3: (undefined) SNMP Mgmt: Manager #1 Email/Txt Msg To: #1 Message: (undefined) (Cont.): (Cont.): Auto Execute: Off Execute Cmds: (undefined) (Cont.): (Cont.): (Cont.): Press to return to menu ... Figure 7.13: 80% Full Alarm Status Screen 7.
Status Screens PollCat NetLink II Version 2.0 DATA FILTERS & ALARMS: FILTERS & ALARMS Alarm Filter 1: Alarm Filter 2: Data Filter 1: Data Filter 2: PBX Inact Alarm 1: PBX Inact Alarm 2: PORT None None None None None None OTHER ALARMS 80% Full Alarm: Off Press to return to menu ... 02/16/2006 Thu 14:15 0% Full DEFAULT ALARM FILTER ACTION Action: None Phone #: (undefined) (Cont.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ALARM CONDITION: ALARM Alarm Filter 1 (PBX): Alarm Filter 2 (PBX): PENDING No No Alarm Filter 1 (PBX IP): No Alarm Filter 2 (PBX IP): No ALARM PBX Inact Alarm 1: PBX Inact Alarm 2: PENDING No No 80% Full Alarm: No Press to return to menu ... Figure 7.15: Alarm Condition Status Screen 7.14. Alarm Condition Status Screen As shown in Figure 7.15, this screen lists alarm actions that have not been completed.
Status Screens PollCat NetLink II REASON FOR ACTION: Version 2.0 Reason: Alarm Type: Port: Alarm Filter: Clue Name: Threshold Count: Match Count: Message: Alarm Action Alarm Filter Match PBX 1 ALPHA 25 25 ALARM ALPHA 02/22/2006 Wed 14:58 1% Full Press to return to menu ... Figure 7.16: Reason for Action Screen 7.15. Reason for Action Screen This screen (Figure 7.16) can be used to determine the exact reason for an alarm.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide PollCat NetLink II Version 1.02 ALARM FILTER 1 CLUE STATUS (PBX): Current Zone: 08/01/2005 Mon 14:15 0% Full Non-Business Hours Clue Name Threshold Match Count Reset Timer Alarm Status ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Press to return to menu ... Figure 7.17: Alarm Filter Clue Status Screen (Filter 1 Shown) 7.16. Alarm Filter Clue Status Screens As shown in Figure 7.
8. The Data Filters The Data Filters allow you to make the most efficient use of NetLink II memory by excluding records (such as inbound calls) that are not needed for your call accounting application. When the Data Filters are correctly configured, NetLink II will monitor each record received from the PBX. Records that do not meet the user-defined criteria will not be stored.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide DATA FILTER 1: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Data Filter Action: Define Format Display Clue Details Define Clues Edit Clues Delete Clues Store Enter Selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 8.1: Data Filter Configuration Menu (Data Filter 1 Shown) 8.1. The Data Filter Configuration Menus To access the Data Filter Configuration Menus, from the Main Menu, type 26 and press [Enter]. A selector menu will appear.
The Data Filters DEFINE FORMAT: In order to assist the user during format definition, several data records and the previous format are displayed below in the following order: Data Records Previous Format (If available) (If available) Enter new format at cursor. to clear. Use upper case letters for fields, '-' between fields |08:16|075|B.JOHNSON |IN | |00:55|00.00| |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|19495839514 |05:36|00.75| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |11:15|00.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide DEFINE FORMAT: In order to assist the user during format definition, several data records and the previous format are displayed in the following order: Data Records Previous Format (If available) (If available) Enter new format at cursor. to clear. Use upper case letters for fields, '-' between fields |08:16|075|B.JOHNSON |IN | |00:55|00.00| |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|19495839514 |05:36|00.75| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |11:15|00.
The Data Filters 8.3. Defining Data Filter Clues Data Filter match parameters describe the specific criteria that NetLink II will use to determine if call records should be stored or discarded. Storage/ rejection criteria are referred to as "Clues". Parameters can be combined under a single clue, or divided between a series of clues to create a logical "OR" condition. Clues are defined using item 4 in the Data Filter Configuration menu (Figure 8.1).
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 4. Display Clue Details: Item 3 can be used to review clue parameters. Type 3 and press [Enter], NetLink II will list all defined clue names. Key in the name of the desired clue and press [Enter]; parameters for the specified clue will be displayed. 5. Edit Clues: To alter an existing Clue, type 5 and press [Enter]. NetLink II will list all clue names defined for the current filter. Key in the desired clue name and then press [Enter].
The Data Filters 8.4.1. Logical AND/OR Conditions Logical AND/OR conditions can be created by including the AND operators, or the OR operators in the match parameter definition. A logical OR condition can also be created by defining a series of match parameters using a separate Clue for each parameter. 8.4.1.1. Logical AND Conditions The AND operators (* and &) link parameters in a manner where two or more conditions must all be true in order for the record to match the filter.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide |08:16|075|B.JOHNSON |OUT|17145551212 |00:55|00.00| |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|19495557714 |05:36|00.75| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18007140000 |11:15|00.00| ----------------------------------AAAAAAAAAAA--------------------- Figure 8.4: The “Contains String” Operator Example 8.4.2. The "Contains String" Operator The "Contains String" Operator ($) is used to search an entire variable field for a given value or text string, without regard for the item's position within the field.
The Data Filters Example 1: To create a Data Filter Clue that will reject call records received on Sunday, match parameters would be defined as w=1. Where w is the Real-Time variable for the day of the week, and 1 indicates Sunday.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 8.7. Data Filter Definition Examples When designing your Data Filter, be aware that the record format will differ from those shown in the examples. When defining the Data Filter Format and Match Parameters the following factors should be considered: • Exact Match: Alphanumeric values in parameter definitions must exactly match those found in the call record.
The Data Filters |08:16|075|B.JOHNSON |IN | |00:55|00.00| |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|19495839514 |05:36|00.75| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |11:15|00.00| -------AAA-------------------------------------------------------- Figure 8.6: Data Filter Example 2 Example 1: Multiple AND Conditions This example shows a Data Filter that uses multiple AND conditions to simultaneously monitor two different call characteristics. Assume the Data Filter Format is defined as shown in Figure 8.5.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide |08:16|075|B.JOHNSON |IN | |00:55|00.00| |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|19495839514 |05:36|00.75| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |11:15|00.00| -------AAA-------------------------------------------------------- Figure 8.6: Data Filter Example 2 Example 2: Multiple OR Conditions This example shows a Data Filter that uses multiple OR conditions to store call records which conform to one of several listed characteristics.
The Data Filters |08:16|075|B.JOHNSON |IN | |00:55|00.00| |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|19495839514 |05:36|00.75| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |11:15|00.00| -AAAAA-BBB-------------------------------------------------------- Figure 8.7: Data Filter Example 3 Example 3: Combining Logical AND Conditions and Logical OR Conditions This example combines a logical AND condition and a logical OR Condition. Assume the Data Filter Format is defined as shown in Figure 8.7.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide |08:16|075|B.JOHNSON |IN | |00:55|00.00| |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|19495839514 |05:36|00.75| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |11:15|00.00| ----------------------------------AAAAAAA------------------------- Figure 8.8: Data Filter Example 4 Example 4: The "Wild Card" Operator This example shows a Data Filter that uses the "Wild Card" operator. Assume the Data Filter Format is defined as shown in Figure 8.8.
9. The Alarm Filters (Toll Fraud Detection) The Alarm Filters allow NetLink II to monitor call records, and check for characteristics of Toll Fraud or other forms of phone abuse. When suspect calls are detected, NetLink II can send an SNMP Trap or an email message, contact a local PC via the Console Port, or dial a modem or pager. The Alarm Filter has priority over the Data Filter; even if a call is rejected by the Data Filter, it will still be counted and stored if it matches an Alarm Clue.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 9.1. Common Types of Suspect Phone Activity The first step in the detection of Toll Fraud, is to determine the type of calls you wish to monitor.
The Alarm Filters (Toll Fraud Detection) ALARM CONFIGURATION: ALARMS 1. Alarm Filter 1 2. Alarm Filter 2 3. PBX Inact Alarm 1 4. PBX Inact Alarm 2 5. 80% Full Alarm: DEFAULT ALARM FILTER ACTION 21. Action: None 22. Phone #: (undefined) (Cont.): 23. Pager ID 1: (undefined) 24. Pager ID 2: (undefined) 25. Pager ID 3: (undefined) 26. SNMP Mgmt: Manager #1 27. Email/Msg To: #1 28. Message: (undefined) (Cont.): (Cont.): 29. Auto Execute: Off 30. Execute Cmds: (undefined) (Cont.): (Cont.): (Cont.): 31.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 23. Pager ID 1: The first default Pager ID number. If alphanumeric pager notification is selected, this is the first pager dialed when an Alarm is triggered. NetLink II can dial up to three pagers for each clue. 24. Pager ID 2: The second default Pager ID Number. 25. Pager ID 3: The third default Pager ID Number. 26. SNMP Management: The default SNMP Manager, that will receive SNMP Traps generated by Alarm Clues.
The Alarm Filters (Toll Fraud Detection) ALARM FILTER 1: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Define Format Display Clue Details Define Clues Edit Clues Delete Clues Define Alarm Review Schedule Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 9.2: Alarm Filter Configuration Menu (Alarm Filter 1 Shown) 9.3. The Alarm Filter Configuration Menus The Alarm Filter Configuration menus (Figure 9.2) are used to set-up the two Alarm Filters.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide DEFINE FORMAT: In order to assist the user during format definition, several data records and the previous format are displayed below in the following order: Data Records Previous Format (If available) (If available) Enter new format at cursor. to clear. Use upper case letters for fields, '-' between fields |08:16|075|B.JOHNSON |IN | |00:55|00.00| |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|19495839514 |05:36|00.75| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |11:15|00.
The Alarm Filters (Toll Fraud Detection) DEFINE FORMAT: In order to assist the user during format definition, several data records and the previous format are displayed in the following order: Data Records Previous Format (If available) (If available) Enter new format at cursor. to clear. Use upper case letters for fields, '-' between fields |08:16|075|B.JOHNSON |IN | |00:55|00.00| |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|19495839514 |05:36|00.75| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |11:15|00.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 9.5. Defining Alarm Filter Clues Alarm Filter Clues describe specific criteria that NetLink II will use to determine if each record should be counted as a match. Up to sixteen clues can be defined for each Alarm Filter. When an Alarm Filter is assigned to an input port, all data received by that port will be monitored. NetLink II will scan each record to determine if it matches any of the defined Alarm Clues. Records that match clues are flagged and counted.
The Alarm Filters (Toll Fraud Detection) DEFINE OR EDIT CLUE: CLUE PARAMETERS 1. Clue Name: 2. Bus Hr Thrsh: 3. Bus Hr Dur: 4. N-Bus Hr Thrsh: 5. N-Bus Hr Dur: 6. Match Params: (Cont.): (Cont.): (Cont.): (undefined) 0 00:00 0 00:00 (undefined) ALARM ACTION PARAMETERS 21. Action: None 22. Phone #: (undefined) (Cont.): 23. Pager ID 1: (undefined) 24. Pager ID 2: (undefined) 25. Pager ID 3: (undefined) 26. SNMP Mgmt: Manager #1 27. Email/Msg To: #1 28. Message: (undefined) (Cont.): (Cont.): 29.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 2. Business Hours Threshold: The number of times that this type of call must occur during defined business hours in order to trigger an alarm. This value can be any positive whole number from zero to 999,999,999. Note that business hours are defined via the Alarm Filter Configuration menu, as described in Section 9.3. (Default = 0.) 3. Business Hours Duration: Determines how often the alarm counter will be reset during defined business hours.
The Alarm Filters (Toll Fraud Detection) Action Parameters (Items 21 - 31): These items determine how NetLink II will react when the counter for this clue exceeds the threshold value. If default Alarm Filter Action parameters have been defined (Section 9.2.1) each prompt will be configured according to the default. Action Parameters for each Clue can be individually defined, and parameters specified by defaults can also be edited. This allows you to assign different Pager Numbers and etc. to each clue.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 9.6. Logical and Relational Operators Variables and operators are combined to form match parameters. Variables are the uppercase letters A through Z, as defined in the Alarm Filter Format. Relational and logical operators are described below. Operator Function > Greater Than < Less Than >= Greater Than or Equal To <= Less Than or Equal To ~ Not. Can also precede other comparison operators (e.g. ~<, Not Less Than). = Equal To $ Contains String.
The Alarm Filters (Toll Fraud Detection) |08:16|075|B.JOHNSON |OUT|17145551212 |00:55|00.00| |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|19495557714 |05:36|00.75| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18007140000 |11:15|00.00| ----------------------------------AAAAAAAAAAA--------------------- Figure 9.6: Alarm Filter Format; “Contains String” Example 9.6.1.2. Logical OR Conditions The OR operators (+ and |) link parameters in a manner where any of two or more conditions must be true in order for the call record to be counted.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 9.7. Real Time Variables Alarm Filter Clues can also include Real-Time variables that monitor the NetLink II's internal clock and calendar. Real-Time variables do not use the Alarm Filter Format, or monitor the contents of the call record. When Real-Time variables are used, NetLink II will check its internal clock and calendar as each call record is received. If the time and/or date matches the Clue definition, the call is flagged and counted.
The Alarm Filters (Toll Fraud Detection) 9.8. Assigning the Alarm Filter to a Port After defining the Alarm Filter, the next step is to assign the filter to one or both PBX input ports. The Port Configuration menus are used to assign one of the available Alarm Filters to each port as described in Section 5.4. Note that Alarm Filters will not function until they are assigned to a port. 9.9. Match Parameter Definition Examples The following examples are based on fictional PBX call record formats.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide |08:18|001|VMAIL |IN | |00:20|00.00| |08:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |01:07|01.30| |08:21|001|VMAIL |IN | |00:15|00.00| -AAAAA-BBB-CCCCC------------DDDDDDD-----------EEEEE------- Figure 9.7: Alarm Filter Format; Match Parameters Example 1 Example 1: Repeated Attempts to Access Voice Mail This Alarm Clue counts short calls to voice mail.
The Alarm Filters (Toll Fraud Detection) |19:18|067|R.JONES |OUT|12145551234 |25:36|04.75| |19:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |01:07|00.00| |21:21|002|R.JONES |OUT|12135551212 |30:15|05.75| -AAAAA-BBB-CCCCC------------DDDDDDD-----------EEEEE------- Figure 9.8: Alarm Filter Format; Match Parameters Example 2 Example 2: After Hours Long Distance Calls. This clue counts long distance calls placed after 6:00 PM and before 7:00 am.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide |17:28|067|T.WILLIAMS |OUT|011811234567 |45:36|20.75| |17:20|092|J.SMITH |OUT|18008547226 |01:07|00.00| |17:21|002|P.BROWN |OUT|19495839514 |00:57|00.20| -AAAAA-BBB-CCCCC------------DDDDDDD-----------EEEEE------- Figure 9.9: Alarm Filter Format; Match Parameters Example 3 Example 3: Lengthy International Calls This clue requires that you are familiar with the average duration of international calls placed in the course of a normal day.
The Alarm Filters (Toll Fraud Detection) |08:18|067|R.JONES |OUT| 5553333|05:36|00.75| |08:20|091|R.PETERS |OUT| 19005551212|31:07|41.00| |08:21|002|P.BROWN |OUT| 1900555444411#2|00:57|00.20| ----------------------------AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA------------- Figure 9.
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10. PBX Inactivity Alarms The PBX Inactivity Alarms allow NetLink II to provide notification in the event of PBX failure or disconnection. If NetLink II does not receive PBX data for a user-defined period of time, an alarm will be generated, allowing you to investigate as quickly as possible. NetLink II features two separate PBX Inactivity Alarms. When NetLink II is connected to more than one PBX unit, this allows the user to define two alarm schedules, and apply the most appropriate schedule to each PBX.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Two separate weekday schedules allow you to specify slow and heavy PBX activity periods during the work week; the two weekend schedules allow you to define slow and heavy periods on weekends. In both cases, Schedule 1 is assigned to the busy period, and Schedule 2 is assigned to the slow period. Note that Schedule 2 has priority over Schedule 1, and timer schedules are often defined to overlap.
PBX Inactivity Alarms PBX INACTIVITY ALARM 1: SCHEDULE 1. Weekday 2. Weekday 3. Weekday 4. Weekday 5. Weekday 6. Weekend 7. Weekend 8. Weekend 9. Weekend 10. Weekend Alarm: Schdl 1: Timer 1: Schdl 2: Timer 2: Alarm: Schdl 1: Timer 1: Schdl 2: Timer 2: Off 00:00-00:00 00:00 00:00-00:00 00:00 Off 00:00-00:00 00:00 00:00-00:00 00:00 EXCLUSIONS (MM/DD) --/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/-11. Add Exclusion 12. Delete Exclusion --/---/---/---/---/-- ALARM ACTION PARAMETERS 21.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Alarm Action Parameters: Determines how NetLink II will react when a PBX Inactivity Alarm is generated. 21. Action: The type of action that will be performed when a PBX Inactivity Alarm is generated; None, Callout, Alphanumeric Page, Numeric Page, SNMP Trap, Email, and Console. For more information, please refer to Section 12. 22. Phone Number: The number dialed for a callout or page.
PBX Inactivity Alarms 30. Execute Commands: The command string performed when the Auto Execute feature is enabled, and a callout or console action is generated. This command string consists of a series of ^Bxx commands, which are listed in the Command Help Screen, and discussed further in Section 17. For more information, please refer to Section 12.3. (Up to 64 characters; Default = undefined).
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11. The 80% Full Alarm The 80% Full Alarm is designed to notify the user when internal memory is nearly full. When memory becomes 80% full, NetLink II can send an SNMP Trap, call a modem or pager, send email notification or contact the user via the Console Port. To configure the alarm, go to the Main Menu. Type 25 and press [Enter] to access the Alarm Configuration menu. When the menu appears, type 5 and press [Enter]. The 80% Full Alarm Configuration Menu (Figure 11.1) offers the following options: Alarm: 1.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 80% FULL ALARM: ALARM 1. 80% Full Alarm: Off ALARM ACTION PARAMETERS 21. Action: None 22. Phone #: (undefined) (Cont.): 23. Pager ID 1: (undefined) 24. Pager ID 2: (undefined) 25. Pager ID 3: (undefined) 26. SNMP Mgmt: Manager #1 27. Email/Msg To: #1 28. Message: (undefined) (Cont.): (Cont.): 29. Auto Execute: Off 30. Execute Cmds: (undefined) (Cont.): (Cont.): (Cont.): Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 11.
12. Alarm Actions When an alarm is generated, NetLink II can call a modem or pager, send an SNMP Trap, send an email message, or contact the user via the Console Port. These tasks are referred to as "Alarm Actions". The Alarm Actions discussed in this chapter can be applied to Toll Fraud Alarms, PBX Inactivity Alarms, or the 80% Full Alarm. In addition, NetLink II can also perform these Alarm Actions according to a userdefined schedule, as described in Section 13.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 12.1. Alarm Actions for Alarm Filter Clues NetLink II allows the definition of up to sixteen Alarm Clues for each of the two Alarm Filters. Each clue can be assigned its own individual Alarm Action. For example, when one Alarm Clue is triggered, the unit may perform a callout, when another clue is triggered, the unit may send an email message. In addition, each clue can be assigned separate callout numbers or pager numbers.
Alarm Actions 12.2.2. Callout If "Callout" is selected, NetLink II will call a remote modem when an alarm is generated. After contacting the modem, NetLink II can then send an Alarm Message and/or execute a user-defined command string. Typically, the Alarm Message describes the type of event that has occurred, and the Auto Execute Command string will usually report status or prompt the NetLink II to download data.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 12.2.4. Numeric Page When "Numeric Page" is selected, NetLink II will contact one numeric pager at a user defined number. Note: Modem Port communications parameters must be properly defined as described in Section 5.4.4. The following item must be defined at the configuration menu for the specified alarm: • Phone Number: Enter the number for your numeric pager. Note: For Numeric Paging, the Phone Number prompt can specify both the Pager phone number and a numeric "message".
Alarm Actions 12.2.6. Email / Text Message If the "Email/Text Message" action is selected, NetLink II can send an email or text message to a user-defined address when an alarm is generated. Notes: • In order to use the Email / Text Message action, target email addresses must first be defined via the Network Port Configuration Menu, Item 38, as described in Section 5.4.5.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 12.3. The Auto Execute Function Both the Callout action and Console action allow NetLink II to automatically execute a user-defined command string. This command string is usually employed to report system status or download data to the polling device. The Auto Execute command consists of a string of ^Bxx Commands, which are listed in Section 17 of this User's Guide.
13. Scheduled Actions Scheduled Actions are generally used to retrieve data or to perform a "wellness" check according to a user-defined time table. Typically, the NetLink II will contact your PC at the scheduled time and day, and then automatically download collected data. Note that in addition to the Scheduled Actions described in this section, you can also schedule the unit to regularly perform a Push action, as described in Section 5.4.6.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide SCHEDULED ACTION 1: SCHEDULE 1. Schdl Action: 2. Sunday: 3. Monday: 4. Tuesday: 5. Wednesday: 6. Thursday: 7. Friday: 8. Saturday: Off Off Off Off Off Off Off Off EXCLUSION (MM/DD) --/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/---/-11. Add Exclusion 12. Delete Exclusion --/---/---/---/---/-- ALARM ACTION PARAMETERS 21. Action: None 22. Phone #: (undefined) (Cont.): 23. Pager ID 1: (undefined) 24. Pager ID 2: (undefined) 25. Pager ID 3: (undefined) 26.
Scheduled Actions 22. Phone #: Defines the phone number that will be dialed for a scheduled Callout or Page. This is the number for your remote modem or pager service. Note: For Numeric Paging only, this prompt can specify both a pager phone number and a numeric "message". In this case, the phone number is entered using the following format: PHONENO@MESSAGENO# Where PHONENO is the pager number, and MESSAGENO is any number which will notify the user that a scheduled page has occurred.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 30. Execute Commands: The Auto-Execute command string. This command string consists of a series of NetLink II ^Bxx commands, with each command separated by a backslash character and a forward slash character (e.g., \/04\/01). ^Bxx commands are described in Section 17. For more information on Auto- Execute command strings, please refer to Section 12.3.
14. Saving NetLink II Parameters This chapter discusses NetLink II functions related to saving and restoring user-defined parameters. Two different functions are discussed; saving parameters to flash memory, and saving parameters to an ASCII file at your polling device. 14.1. Saving Parameters to Flash Memory During configuration, newly defined parameters are stored in NetLink II's temporary memory.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide When parameters are downloaded to an ASCII File, NetLink II will send the parameters that are displayed by the status screens. NetLink II offers two different methods for saving parameters to an ASCII file; the Menu Driven Method and the Command Driven Method. 14.2.1. Saving Parameters to an ASCII File (Menu Driven Method) This method uses NetLink's menu system to initiate the download. 1. 3. Set your communications program (e.g.
Saving NetLink Parameters SYSTEM FUNCTIONS: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. “Passthrough” Mode “Monitor” Mode Clear Alarm Condition Clear Alarm Clue Counters Download Parameters Audit Trail Functions Upload Firmware Download SSH Server Key Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 14.1: System Functions Menu 2. 3. 4. Access command mode as described in Section 17.1. a) If the password function is enabled, enter the valid Administrator Level password.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 14.3. Configuring NetLink II with Saved Parameters Once parameters have been saved to an ASCII file, the file can then be uploaded to the NetLink II to reconfigure the unit without manually defining each parameter. The ASCII file with the saved parameters can also be uploaded to other NetLink II units. This allows rapid set-up when a number of units will be configured with the same parameters. 1. 2. 3. Access command mode as described in Section 17.1.
15. Buffer Functions (Polling) The procedures in this section are used to retrieve data that has been collected from the PBX. NetLink II offers three different polling methods: 1. Menu Driven: NetLink II is contacted via modem or Console Port, and the Buffer Functions Menu is used to release data. 2. Command Driven: NetLink II is contacted via modem or Console Port, and ^Bxx commands are entered at the command prompt to release data. 3.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Figure 15.1: Data Partitions and Files 15.1.1. Partitions and Files When data is received from the PBX, NetLink II sorts each record into one of six possible "files." Records are sorted according to Data Type and Source Port. There are three Data Types; Standard Data (Non-Alarm Records), Records that match Alarm Filter 1, and Records that match Alarm Filter 2. There are two source ports; the Serial PBX Port and the PBX IP Port. As shown in Figure 15.
Buffer Functions (Polling) 15.1.2. Setting the Partition The following events will cause NetLink II to set a data partition: 1. Menu-Driven Read Session: When the Buffer Functions menu is used to release data, a partition will be set for the port that initiated the read session. This partition will include all data selected by the Read Session Parameters menu. For more information, please refer to Section 15.2. 2.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 15.1.3. Releasing the Partition Any of the following events will release the partition: 1. Exit Command Mode: When the Console Port, Modem Port, or Network Port exits command mode, NetLink II will release the partition for that port. 2. Release Partition Function: When this function is performed, NetLink II will release the partition for the port that invoked the command. For more information, please refer to Section 15.2. 3.
Buffer Functions (Polling) 15.2. Menu Driven Data Release NetLink II offers four different methods for retrieving buffered data; menu driven data release, command driven data release, Push function and the Server function. During menu driven data release, the Buffer Functions menu controls and configures the data release process.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide BUFFER FUNCTIONS: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. "Read" Session Parameters Set Partition Release Partition Enter "Read" Session Erase Partition Data Erase All Data Erase All Data & Clear Alarm Clue Counters Release Remote Partition Enter Selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 15.2: Buffer Functions Menu 4. Enter "Read" Session: When this item is selected, NetLink II will display a submenu before beginning data release.
Buffer Functions (Polling) “READ” SESSION PARAMETERS: 1. 2. 3. 4. Source Port: Data Type: Start Record: Record Count: PBX, PBX IP All 1 All Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 15.3: Set Read Session Parameters Menu 7. Erase All Data & Clear Alarm Counters: Erases all stored records (including records in partitions owned by other ports), and resets all Alarm Clue Counters to zero. Note: Erased call records cannot be recovered. 8.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 2. Data Type: Determines which type of data will be released. The following data types may be selected: 1. All: Releases all data from the buffer, including both alarm data and non- alarm data. 2. Standard (Non-Alarm): Release records that did not match an Alarm Clue. 3. Alarm 1 (All): Release all data that matched any Alarm Clue defined for Alarm Filter 1. 4. Alarm 1 (By Clue): Release records that matched a specific Alarm Clue for Alarm Filter 1. 5.
Buffer Functions (Polling) 15.3. Command Driven Data Release Data can also be released by invoking Command ^B01. The ^B01 command line can include optional arguments which are used to release specific types of data. These arguments are similar to the options offered under the Set Read Session Parameters menu. The command driven procedure consists of the following steps: Note: Prior to reading data, the user must select output options (Output Mode, Data on ^B01, etc.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 15.3.1. Command ^B00 (Set/Release Partition) Command ^B00 can be used to set or release the partition prior to beginning command driven data release. Notes: • If the ^B00 command line does not include an argument, the partition will be set to include all data by default. • Although the ^B00 command line can include both the Data Type and Source Port arguments, the Release partition argument (R) cannot be combined with another argument.
Buffer Functions (Polling) 15.3.2. The ^B01 Command Line If the ^B01 command line does not include optional arguments, and no partitions have been set, command ^B01 will release all data by default. Note: If the partition for your port has not been set, the ^B01 command arguments will set the partition location.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Notes: • If both Alarm Filters include identical clue names, the data release command must specify the desired Filter. For example, if Alarm Filters 1 and 2 both include a clue named TEST, to retrieve alarm data from filter 1, the command would be invoked as ^B01,A1,"TEST". • Square brackets are not included in the command line. They are shown here to indicate optional command arguments.
Buffer Functions (Polling) 3. Remaining Memory Space: To send a message that lists NetLink II's remaining memory, type ^B21 [Enter]. 4. Set-Up Switches: To send a message that lists the current status of the Set- Up Switches, type ^B24 [Enter]. 5. Number of Stored Records: To list the number of records in the current partition, type ^B20 and press [Enter]. 6. Display Separator Line: To send a line of dashes, which can be used to separate downloaded data, type ^B26 and press [Enter]. 7.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Figure 15.4: Push Function File Names 15.4.1. File Names Created by the Push Function When the Push function is used, NetLink II will assign a name to the file that receives the data. This file name will be based on the user-defined, base file name, the source port, and data type. If desired, file names can also include an automatically incremented three character extension. As shown in Figure 15.
Buffer Functions (Polling) 4. Alarm Filter 1 (By Clue): Only records that matched a specific clue defined for Alarm Filter 1. 5. Alarm Filter 2 (All): All records that matched any clue defined for Alarm Filter 2. 6. Alarm Filter 2 (By Clue): Only records that matched a specific clue defined for Alarm Filter 2. 7. All Alarms: All records that matched any clue defined for either Alarm Filter 1 or Alarm Filter 2.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 15.4.2. Push Start Time The "Start Time" parameter in the Push Configuration menu allows you to specify an exact start time for a Push operation. The Start Time is indicated using 24 hour (military clock) format.
Buffer Functions (Polling) 15.5. Retrieving Data Using the Server Function The Server feature allows you to use your SFTP or FTP client to retrieve data from the NetLink II unit. When the Server feature is properly configured and enabled, the NetLink II will function as an SFTP/FTP file server, allowing you to download files as needed. In order to use this feature, your installation must include the following: • A network connection to the NetLink II unit. Note that the network must be running TCP.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ➁ Source Port (One Character): This character is used to indicate which input port originally received the data. NetLink II will enter an"A" to indicate that the data was received via the serial PBX Port, or an "I" to indicate data received via the PBX IP Port. Data Type (Two Characters): The last two characters indicate the data type as follows: 1.
Buffer Functions (Polling) 15.6. The Auto Delete Function When the Auto Delete option is enabled, NetLink II will delete data from internal memory immediately after the polling device acknowledges reception. Notes: • When Auto Delete is enabled, the "Hold End Data" function must also be enabled. The data release command must also specify the number of records that will be included in each read. This will ensure that data will not be deleted until reception is acknowledged.
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16. Other Menu Functions In addition to the configuration and polling features discussed previously, the NetLink II menu system also includes functions related to system management and diagnostics. 16.1. System Functions The System Functions menu (Figure 16.1), is used to access features related to general system management. 16.1.1.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 16.1.2. Monitor Mode The Monitor Mode is similar to the Pass-Through Mode, in that it also allows direct communication with devices connected to the NetLink II unit. Note however, that while Monitor Mode is active, NetLink II will store new PBX records and will continue to check for records that match Alarm Clues. To activate the Monitor Mode proceed as follows: 1. From the Main Menu, type 3 and press [Enter] to access the System Functions menu. 2.
Other Menu Functions 16.1.4. Clear Alarm Counters This function is used to reset Alarm Clue Counters to zero: 1. From the Main Menu, type 3 and press [Enter] to access the System Functions Menu. From the System Functions Menu, type 5 and press [Enter]. 2. NetLink II will prompt the user to select Alarm Filter 1 or 2. Key in the number for the desired filter and press [Enter]. 3. NetLink II will list all clues for the selected Alarm Filter.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 16.1.6. Audit Trail The Audit Trail Function displays a record of command activity at the Console Port, Modem Port, Network Port or Server function. When the Audit Trail function is activated, NetLink II will create a log which lists command activity at that port. Each activity record is time/date stamped and arranged in chronological order. The Audit Trail function uses flash memory to store records for up to 128 events.
Other Menu Functions 16.1.7. Upload Firmware This function is used to upload NetLink II firmware updates. Updates can be uploaded to the NetLink II via modem, Telnet, Console Port or SFTP client. To upload firmware, proceed as follows: 1. Obtain the update file. Firmware modifications can either be mailed to the customer, or downloaded from WTI. Place the disk or diskette in your drive and/or copy the file to your hard drive. 2.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Notes: • When Items 1 or 2 are selected, NetLink will immediately begin the upgrade procedure without displaying a "Sure" prompt. • Access to NetLink II Command Mode will be blocked during the firmware upgrade procedure. 5. Transfer the update file to the NetLink II unit. a) If Items 1 or 2 have been selected, use your communication program's upload function to transfer the update file to the NetLink II unit via modem, Telnet or the Console Port.
Other Menu Functions SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Load Send Test Send Send & Test Memory Test Message Pager Test SNMP Trap(s) Test SYSLOG Message Enter selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 16.2: System Diagnostics Menu 16.2. System Diagnostics The System Diagnostics menu allows access to functions used to test memory, modem communication, pager, and SNMP Trap operation. 16.2.1. Load and Test Memory This function tests NetLink II's internal memory.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide TEST PAGER 1. 2. 3. 4. Phone #: Pager ID #: Type: Start Test (undefined) (undefined) Alpha Enter Selection, Press to return to previous menu ... Figure 16.3: Pager Test Menu 16.2.3. Test Pager The Test Pager function sends a test message or number to your alphanumeric or numeric pager. When testing an alphanumeric pager, NetLink II will send the message "Test Page from PollCat NetLink".
Other Menu Functions 16.2.4. Send Test SNMP Trap(s) This function will send a test SNMP trap to the network manager(s). In order to function, SNMP Managers must first be defined and selected as described in Section 5.4.5. When this function is executed, NetLink II will send an SNMP Trap to each defined SNMP Manager. 16.2.5 Send Test SYSLOG Message This function will send a test SYSLOG Message to the currently defined SYSLOG IP Address.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 3. Reboot & Default (Keep SSH Keys): Reboots the NetLink II unit, and sets all user-defined parameters to default values, except for the SSH Keys. This allows you to easily establish an SSH connection to the unit after the Reboot procedure is complete. 4. Reboot & Default (All Parameters): Reboots the NetLink II unit, and sets all user defined parameters to default values.
17. Command Reference Guide 17.1. Command Mode Access When the NetLink II has been properly installed and configured, command mode can be accessed by a local PC connected directly to the Console Port, by a remote PC that communicates via modem, or via TCP/IP network. Notes: • If the Site I.D. Message (System Parameters Menu, Item 4) has been defined, the Site I.D. will be displayed before the "PollCatNetLink" prompt.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 3. Access via TCP/IP Network: If network parameters for the NetLink II unit have been assigned (see Section 5.4.5), key the NetLink II's IP address into your Telnet client, or establish a telnet session using the following format: telnet ipaddress [port] [Enter] Where: ipaddress NetLink II's assigned IP Address. port (Optional) The desired Port Number.
Command Reference Guide 17.2. Command Help To display the Command Help screen shown in Figure 17.1, go to the Main Menu, type 5 and press [Enter]. To display additional command help, go to the Command Help screen, type A and press [Enter]. The screen shown in Figure 17.2 will be displayed.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide 17.3. Command Syntax Most commands conform to the following conventions: • In the command line examples shown in this section, square braces ([ ]) are used to indicate an optional argument, and greater than / less than symbols (< >) are used to indicate a required argument. For example, in the sample command line ^B[,port]<,action>, "port" would be an optional argument and "action" would be a required argument.
Command Reference Guide ^B00 Set/Reset Memory Partition (Continued) Command ^B00 uses one of the following formats: ^B00[,type][,source] [Enter] or ^B00[,R] [Enter] Where: ,type Data Type: Offers the following options: ,D or ,STD Standard (Non-Alarm) Records ,A1 or ,A Records that match Alarm Filter 1 ,A2 Records that match Alarm Filter 2 ,ALM Include All Alarm Records (Not Specified) Include all data ,source Source Port: Offers the following options: ,PA Records received via the Serial PBX Port ,PI Recor
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B01 Data Release Mode (Continued) Command Options: When Command ^B01 is invoked, the following format is used: ^B01[,type][,source][@n][,n] [Enter] Where: ,type Data Type: Offers the following options: ,D or ,STD Standard (Non-Alarm) Records. ,A or ,A1 Records for Alarm Filter 1. ,A2 Records for Alarm Filter 2. ,ALM Records for both Alarm Filters. ,"clue" Records for clue only. The clue name must be enclosed in quotes.
Command Reference Guide ^B02 Send Next Data When Command ^B01,n is invoked, NetLink II will release a group of "n" records and then pause. To display the next group, type ^B02 [Enter]. Command ^B02 is only valid in Data Release Mode and cannot be used in an Auto Execute string. Notes: • If "Data on ^B01" is disabled, a ^B02 is required in order to release the first group of records. • If "Hold End Data" is enabled, a ^B02 is required in order to release the End Data message.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B05 Define End-of-Record Character (Administrator Mode Only) Redefines the End-of-Record (EOR) character that NetLink II expects to see at the end of each record (Default=^J). Command ^B05 uses the following format: ^B05[,port]<,char> [Enter] Where: ,port ,char Input Port: If this argument is omitted, ^B05 will define the EOR character for the Serial PBX Port by default.
Command Reference Guide ^B11 Set Real-Time Clock/Calendar (Administrator Mode Only) Sets NetLink II's real-time clock and calendar. Command ^B11 uses the following format: Where: hh mm MM DD YY ^B11,hh:mm,MM\DD\YY [Enter] Is the Hour (00 to 23) Is the Minute (00 to 59) Is the Month (01 to 12) Is the Date (01 to 31) Is the Year (00 to 99) Corresponding Menu Function: System Parameters, Item 3.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B18 Display Reason For Action When NetLink II has generated an Alarm Action, Command ^B18 can be used to determine the reason. After receiving an Alarm Action, type ^B18 and press [Enter]. Corresponding Menu Function: Status Displays, Item 38. ^B19 Display Action Schedule Displays parameters for the Scheduled Actions. If the argument is omitted, the command will display Schedule 1 by default. Command Options: ^B19,1 Display Parameters for Action Schedule 1 (Default).
Command Reference Guide ^B25 Erase Partition Data Clears all call records in your port's current memory partition; type ^B25 and press [Enter]. If the "Sure" option is enabled, a prompt will be displayed before this command is completed. Type Y to proceed or N to abort, and then press [Enter]. CAUTION: Erased records cannot be recovered. Command Options: ^B25 Display "Sure" prompt (if enabled), Erase Partition Data. ^B25,Y Suppress "Sure" prompt, Erase Partition Data.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B29 Enter Pass-through Mode (Administrator Mode Only) Allows direct communication with a connected device. Data can be received directly from the PBX in order to check for correct reception. Commands can also be sent directly to the PBX. While Pass-Through Mode is active, additional call records will not be stored. To exit Pass-Through Mode, type ^B30 and press [Enter]. CAUTION: Do not attempt to alter PBX configuration unless you are authorized to do so.
Command Reference Guide ^B50 Default Parameters (Administrator Mode Only) Resets options and parameters to default settings, and/or reboots NetLink II unit. When this command is invoked, the input ports and command ports are reset to the default baud rate, and the Modem Port is reset to 57600 bps, 8 bits, no parity, one stop bit. Note that command ^B50 offers the same command options as Item 21 in the main menu; for more information, please refer to Section 15.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B51 Store Alarm Data (Administrator Mode Only) Allows the user to determine where alarm data will be stored. NetLink II can either store alarm records in the Alarm File (default), in the Standard (non-alarm) File, or in both files. Command ^B51 uses the following format: ^B51[,port]<,file> [Enter] Where: ,port ,file Input Port: If this argument is omitted, ^B51 will select the alarm storage location for the Serial PBX Port by default.
Command Reference Guide ^B54 Release Data on ^B01 Determines how NetLink II will react when command ^B01,n is invoked to release data in groups of "n". Note that this command will only effect the port that invoked the command. Command Options: ^B54,1 Release First Group without ^B02 (Default). ^B54,2 Wait for Command ^B02. Corresponding Menu Function: Console, Modem and Network Port Configuration Menus, Item 22.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B56 Select Data Filters (Administrator Mode Only) Determines which data filter will be used for each input port. This command uses the following format: Where: ,port ,filter ^B56[,port]<,filter> [Enter] Input Port: If this argument is omitted, ^B56 will assign the selected filter to the Serial PBX Port. Options: ,A Serial PBX Port ,I PBX IP Port Data Filter: Selects or disables the Data Filter.
Command Reference Guide ^B59 Line ID Option Inserts an eight digit Line ID number at the beginning of each record. Line ID numbers are not stored, but are added when data is released. Each time data is polled, the first line number will always be 00000001. This command will only effect the port that invoked the command. Command Options: ^B59,1 Disable Line ID Option (Default) ^B59,2 Enable Line ID Option Corresponding Menu Function: Console, Modem and Network Port Configuration Menus, Item 24.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B61 Define Serial PBX Port Bits & Parity (Administrator Mode Only) Selects bits and parity settings for the Serial PBX Port, using the following format: Command Options: ^B61,1 7 Bits, Even Parity (Default) ^B61,2 7 Bits, Odd Parity ^B61,3 8 Bits, No Parity ^B61,4 7 Bits, No Parity Note: This command is included to maintain compatibility with PollCat II units. If compatibility is not an issue, use the Port Configuration Menus, or command ^B92.
Command Reference Guide ^B65 Select Alarm Filters (Administrator Mode Only) Determines which user-defined Alarm Filter will be used for the Serial PBX Port and/or PBX IP Port. This command uses the following format: Where: ,port ,filter ^B65[,port]<,filter> [Enter] Input Port: If this argument is omitted, ^B56 will assign the selected filter to the Serial PBX Port. Offers the following options: ,A Serial PBX Port (Default) ,I PBX IP Port Alarm Filter: Selects or disables the Alarm Filter.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B67 Set Auto Delete Option (Administrator Mode Only) When data is released to the polling device, the Auto Delete option can automatically erase data from NetLink II memory after reception is acknowledged. Note that this command will only effect the port that invoked the command. Command Options: ^B67,1 Disable Auto Delete Option (Default) ^B67,2 Enable Auto Delete Option Note: Before enabling the Auto Delete Option, please refer to the cautions listed in Section 14.
Command Reference Guide ^B70 Enable/Disable Immediate Callout and 80% Full Alarm (Administrator Mode Only) Enables and configures the Immediate Callout and 80% Full Alarm. When Immediate Callout is enabled, NetLink II will dial a user-defined Callout Number, approximately 5 seconds after a disconnect or loss of carrier. Note that the Immediate Callout feature must be enabled prior to each use.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B72 Display Time, Day, Date Displays clock and calendar settings. Type ^B72 and press [Enter]. ^B74 Save / Recall Parameters (Administrator Mode Only) Saves user-defined NetLink II parameters, or restores previously defined parameters from flash memory. For more information, please refer to Section 14.1.
Command Reference Guide ^B76 Release Remote Partition (Administrator Mode Only) Releases the current memory partition for the specified port. Command Options: ^B76 Release Console Port Partition ^B76,c Release Console Port Partition ^B76,m Release Modem Port Partition ^B76,T1 Release Partition for Telnet Port #1 ^B76,T2 Release Partition for Telnet Port #2 ^B76,T3 Release Partition for Telnet Port #3 ,y (Optional Argument) Suppress "Sure?" Prompt Corresponding Menu Function: Buffer Functions Menu, Item 8.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B83 Display Alarm Clue Summary Displays a table which shows Clue Names, Threshold Counts, Match Counts, and Alarm Status, sorted by input port and Alarm Filter matched. To display Alarm Clue counter status, type ^B83 and press [Enter]. Command ^B83 uses the following format: Where: ,port ,filter ^B83[,port][,filter] [Enter] Input Port: If this argument is omitted, ^B83 will display the alarm clue summary for the Serial PBX Port.
Command Reference Guide ^B89 Test Alpha Pager To test an alphanumeric pager, type ^B89,1 [Enter], and then exit command mode. After approximately two minutes, the pager should receive the "Pager Test" message. In order for this command to function, the Pager Phone Number and Pager ID Number must first be defined via the Pager Test Submenu. Corresponding Menu Function: System Diagnostics Menu, Item 3.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B91 Console Port Communication Parameters (Administrator Mode Only) Defines the baud rate, parity, data bits, and stop bits for the Console Port. This command uses the following format: Where: baud parity data stop ^B91,baud,parity,data,stop [Enter] Baud Rate: Any standard rate from 300 bps to 115.2 Kbps. Note that it is only necessary to enter the first two characters of the baud rate.
Command Reference Guide ^B94 Enter Monitor Mode (Administrator Mode Only) Allows direct communication via the Serial PBX Input Port, PBX IP Port, Console Port or Modem Port. In Monitor Mode, data can be received directly from the PBX in order to check reception. Commands can also be sent directly to the PBX. To exit Monitor Mode, type ^B30 and press [Enter]. Command Options: ^B94,A Monitor Serial PBX Port. ^B94,I Monitor PBX IP Port. ^B94,C Monitor Console Port. ^B94,M Monitor Modem Port.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide ^B98 Reset Network Port (Administrator Mode Only) Reinitializes the Network Port. Type ^B98 [Enter]. If the "Sure" option is enabled, a prompt will be displayed before this command is completed. Type Y to proceed or N to abort, and then press [Enter].
A. Specifications Storage Capacity: Using dual compression, approximate storage capacity is as follows. Capacity may vary with different PBX formats.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide B. Description of System Interfaces B.1.
Appendices B.2. Console Port (DB-9 Male; DTE) Pin Signal 1 Not Connected 2 Receive Data (In) 3 Transmit Data (Out) 4 DTR (Data Terminal Ready) (Out) 5 Signal Ground 6 Not Connected 7 RTS (Request to Send) (Out) 8 Clear to Send (In) 9 Not Connected Connect to the PC Com Port using the 9-pin "NULL" or "Crossover" cable supplied with the unit. NETLINK II 9 PIN PC 2 DATA IN 3 3 7 4 5 DATA OUT GROUND 2 8 6 5 8 RTS 7 CTS DSR Figure B.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide C. Administrator Functions and User Functions In order to restrict access to sensitive commands, NetLink II offers two separate operating modes; Administrator Mode and User Mode. Administrator Mode allows access to all command functions, including those used to setup and configure the NetLink II unit. User Mode allows limited access to command functions; users are able to invoke commands to review status and read data, but are not allowed to change system parameters. C.1.
Appendices C.3. Administrator Mode and User Mode Functions The table below summarizes the functions that are available in each of the two security modes. Menu Function Admin. Mode User Mode 1. Status Displays Yes 2. Buffer Functions Yes User Mode allows access to all Buffer Functions except item 8, "Release Remote Partition." All other functions are allowed Yes 3. System Functions Yes User Mode only allows acces to the following options: 3. Clear Alarm Condition 4.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide D. Alarm Clue Definition Tips This Section describes techniques that can be used to avoid common problems that are often encountered when defining Alarm Clues. To effectively detect Toll Fraud, Alarm Clues must produce an accurate count of calls that match the characteristics of a suspect phone call. Careful planning will allow you to create clues that count suspect calls, and ignore calls you don't need. D.1.
Appendices For example, if the variable "B" represents call duration and you wish to check for calls lasting longer than 15 minutes, the definition would include the phrase "B>15:00". Unfortunately, this would also count headers that have alphabetic text in the call duration field. If your Alarm Clues are also counting non-data, the techniques described in the following sections can be used to obtain a more reliable count. D.1.1.1.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide However, when the clue is defined this way, headers and summaries with alphabetic characters in the "B" field would also appear in the count. In order to exclude undesired records, assume you have determined that call records always begin with the character "|" (vertical bar).
Appendices E. SSH Application Notes The NetLink II has been tested with a wide variety of SSH server applications, including BitVise WinSSH, F-Secure Server, GlobalScape and the OpenSSH server. This section describes the procedure for setting up the NetLink II to work with a BitVise WinSSH server. E.1. Windows XP - Assign a User Name Use the Windows XP Control Panel to assign a User Name which will be used for the WINSSHD server application and the NetLink II Push option: 1.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide E.3. 1. Generate Netlink client keys From the Netlink II Main Menu, access the Port Configuration Menu (Option 22,) and then select "Push" (Option 31.) Use the Push File Configuration menu to select the following parameters: • Server IP Address (Item 1.) • UserName (Item 2.) When the User Name is assigned, the NetLink II will begin to create the SSH public keys. • File Name (Item 3.) • Directory (Item 4) - If Needed. 2.
Appendices 9. Exit from the "Editing Account " screen and click "OK". 10. Save and close the "Access Control Accounts" screen. After you have finished importing the client keys into the WinSSHD application, access the NetLink II command mode and return to the Push File Configuration menu (From the main menu, select Option 22 "Port Configuration" and then select Option 31 "Push".
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide E. Customer Service Customer Service hours are from 8:00 am to 5:00 PM, Pacific Time, Monday through Friday. When calling, please be prepared to give provide the serial number of the unit, as well as a description of the problem. If the unit should need to be returned for factory repair, it must be accompanied by a Return Authorization Number issued by WTI Customer Service.
Appendices F. ^Bxx Command Summary Cmd.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Cmd.
Appendices Cmd. Description / Options ^B50 Default Parameters ^B50,1 Reboot, Do Not Default Parameters ^B50,2 Reboot and Default All Parameters (Except Network Parameters) ^B50,3 Reboot and Default All Parameters (Except SSH Keys) ^B50,4 Reboot and Default All Parameters ^B50,5 Default All Parameters (Except Network Parameters), Do Not Reboot ^B50,6 Default All Parameters (Except SSH Keys), Do Not Reboot ^B50,7 Default All Parameters, Do Not Reboot ,Y (Optional) Suppress Confirmation Prompt.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Cmd. Description / Options ^B56 Select Data Filters ^B56[,port]<,filter> Where: [,port] <,filter> ^B57 Input Port: If this argument is omitted, the command will be applied to the Serial PBX Port by default.
Appendices Cmd. Description / Options ^B65 Select Alarm Filters ^B65[,port]<,filter> Where: [,port] <,filter> ^B66 Input Port: If this argument is omitted, the command will be applied to the Serial PBX Port by default.
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Cmd.
Index # 80% Full Alarm 11-1 to 11-2, 17-21 Action 11-1 Auto Execute 11-2 Email To 11-2 Message 11-2 Pager ID Number 11-1 Phone Number 11-1 SNMP Management 11-2 7-14 Status Screen A Access Mode 5-7 Account 5-40 Push Action 80% Full Alarm 11-1 9-3 Alarm Filter 10-3 PBX Inactivity Alarm Action Delay 5-18 Console Port 5-22 Modem Port 5-27 Network Port 2-2 ACTIVITY Indicator 2-2 AC Power 5-6 Administrator Apx-4 to Apx-5 Administrator Mode 12-1 to 12-6 Alarm Actions 12-2 Alarm Filter Clues 12-3 Alphanumeric Pa
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Buffer Functions (Continued) Release Remote Partition Set Partition Buffer Status Screen C 15-7 15-5 7-2 Cabling 4-4 12-3 Callouts 5-13 Call Direction 16-2 Clear Alarm Condition 15-7, 16-3 Clear Alarm Counters Client Key 5-40 SFTP Server Clues 8-5 to 8-6 Data Filter 17-22 Command Confirmation 5-18 Console Port 5-21 Modem Port 5-26 Network Port 17-20 Command Echo 5-17 Console Port 5-21 Modem Port 5-26 Network Port 17-3 Command Help 5-1 Command Mode 5-1 to 5-3, 17-1 to 17-2
Index Destination Number Location 5-14 5-25 DHCP 5-23 to 5-24 Dialback Security 5-24 Dialback without Password 5-24 Dialback with Password Dial Attempts 5-23 5-7 Dial Back Mode 5-7 Dial Back Number 17-10 DIP Switches Directory 5-39 Push 17-8 Disconnect 5-16 PBX IP Port E Echo Test 17-11 5-8 Edit/Delete from List 5-8 Edit/Delete from Search 5-30, 5-35 to 5-36 Email Configuration 5-36 From Address 5-36 From Name 5-36 Priority 5-36 Subject 5-36 To Address 5-36 To Name 5-36 Email Status 12-5 Email To 80% Full
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide L Last Status 5-16 PBX IP Port 17-17 Line ID Option Line Number Tag 5-19 Console Port 5-22 Modem Port 5-27 Network Port 2-2 Link Indicator 16-7 Load & Test Memory 5-12, 5-13 to 5-14, 5-16 Lucent Switch 5-13 Call Direction 5-14 Destination Number Length 5-14 Destination Number Location 5-14 Inbound Trunk Length 5-14 Inbound Trunk Location 5-14 Outbound Trunk Length 5-14 Outbound Trunk Location 5-12, 5-16 PBX Port 5-14 Source Number Length 5-14 Source Number Location 5-13 Su
Index Number of Characters Numeric Page O ON Indicator Operators Alarm Filter Data Filter Outbound Trunk Location Output Mode Modem Port Network Port P 5-13 12-4 2-1 9-12 8-6 5-14 17-18 5-22 5-27 Pager ID Number 80% Full Alarm 11-1 9-4 Alarm Filter 10-4 PBX Inactivity Alarm 13-3 Scheduled Actions Parameters 14-4 Restoring 14-1 to 14-3 Saving Parity 5-17 Console Port 5-20 Modem Port 5-11 Serial PBX Port 15-1, 17-4 Partitions 15-7 Release Remote 15-4 Releasing 15-3 Setting 17-10 Partition Record Count 16
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Push Configuration (Continued) SFTP Client Key SFTP Server Key Source Port Start Record Start Time Stop Push Test Push User Name Xmit Attempts Xmit Delay Quick Start Q R 5-40 5-40 5-40 5-41 5-42 5-42 5-42 5-38 5-42 5-42 3-1 to 3-4 Rack Mounting i 5-29 RADIUS 5-29 Enable 5-29 Fallback Local 5-29 Fallback Timer 5-29 Secret Word 2-1 RDY Indicator 15-6 Re-read Last Data 17-8 Re-send Last Data Read Session 5-40 Push Read Session Parameters 15-5, 15-7 to 15-8 15-8 Data Type 15-
Index Serial PBX Port (Continued) 5-12 Store Alarm Data 5-12 Strip Non-Printables 5-11 Time/Date Stamp 15-3, 15-4, 15-17 Server 15-17 File Names Server Address 5-38 Push 5-43 to 5-44 Server Configuration 5-44 Audit Trail 5-43 Auto Delete 5-43 File Name 5-44 FTP Enable 5-43 Password 5-44 SFTP Enable 5-44 Stop FTP Session 5-44 Stop SFTP Session 5-43 User Name Server Key 5-40 SFTP Server Service 5-15 PBX IP Port 2-2 Service Port 2-2, 4-2 Set-Up Switches 5-37 SFTP/FTP over PPP 5-40 SFTP Client Key SFTP Enable 5-
PollCat NetLink II - User’s Guide Test FTP Push Test Pager Test Push Push Text Messaging Configuration Time Time/Date Stamp PBX IP Port Serial PBX Port Timeout Console Port Modem Port Network Port Time Zone Transmit Attempts Push Transmit Delay Push Trusted Host 5-42 16-8 5-42 12-5, 13-1, 13-3 5-35 5-10 5-16 5-11 5-18 5-21 5-26 5-10 5-42 5-42 5-7 U Update Firmware 16-5 16-5 Upload Firmware Username 5-38 Push 5-35 SMTP Server 5-4, 5-5 to 5-9, 7-5, 17-23 User Directory 5-7 Adding Accounts 5-6 Administrator
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