# $ K A + WelcomeService Assistant Manager (SAM) consists of several PC-based applications designed to increase the efficiency of servicing MD110 systems while reducing service related operating costs. SAM includes MD Disk Tool (MDDT), an online application used for making changes to the data on the MD110’s Hard Disk Unit (HDU). MDDT is also used for making backups.

# Welcome$WelcomeKMD Disk Tool;MD110;MD110:servicing;MD110's Hard Disk Unit;MDDT;SAM;Service Assistant Manager;WelcomeAIntroduction+Group0000:0000

# $ K A + > Introduction to MDDTMD Disk Tool (MDDT) is a Windows application allowing you to perform disk maintenance operations on the HDU via network connection (local or remote). With MDDT, you can:

Create INL or ADD directories. View product information in the .P and .D files. Perform Safety Backup of the REL directories from the HDU to your PC, either immediately

or as scheduled. This includes logging the backup results, saving primary backup files to the secondary backup directory and executing pre- and post-batch files.

Perform Safety Backup of integrated voice mail software. Restore the Safety Backup from your PC to the HDU. Perform file handling such as copying or deleting directories and files, creating directories as

well as renaming directories and files on the HDU or your PC. Create file systems on the HDU and mount and unmount them. Support multi system use.

All the results of the file operations conform to the file system specification in the exchange. Refer to the Command Descriptions for FILE ADMINISTRATION, FI, for details on specific results.

# Introduction_to_MDDT$Introduction to MDDTKADD directory;Backup results;Directory;HDU:PC;Introduction;Log;MD Disk Tool;MDDT;MDDT:Introduction;Perform Disk Maintenance;Primary backup files;REL;Rename;Restore;Safety Backup;Safety Backup:Restore;Save;Schedule;Secondary Backup;Secondary backup directoryAIntroduction+Group0000:0001 > main

# $ K A + System RequirementsYour PC must meet the following minimum requirements to run MD Disc Tool:

Windows 95/98, Windows 2000, Windows ME, or Windows NT 4.0 or higher. Network connection to the NIU board and VMU board in the MD110.

# System_Requirements$System RequirementsKConnection;MD Disc Tool;MD110;System RequirementsAIntroduction+Group0000:0002

# $ K A + > Capacity and Limitations MDDT has the following limitations:

FTP server port number 21

FTP connection time out 120 seconds

Shortest interval between scheduled safety backup 24 hours

Longest interval between scheduled safety backup 31 days

Shortest interval between scheduled safety backup retries 15 minutes

Longest interval between scheduled safety backup retries 60 minutes

Maximum number of scheduled safety backup retries 5

Maximum number of instances of MDDT allowed on a PC 1

# Capacity_and_Limitations$Capacity and LimitationsKCapacity;Connection;Day;FTP;I/O;I/O:number;Limitations;MDDT;MDDT Scheduler;Safety Backup;ScheduleAIntroduction+Group0000:0003 > main

# $ K A + > What you will find in HelpThis documentation describes the MD Disc Tool functionality and provides step-by-step procedures for running MD Disc Tool.

Tips for using online Help: The Help window can be resized or maximized. Click Help Topics to show or hide the Contents, Index, and Search tabs. Click Print to print the current topic. Click >> to go to the next topic in the browse sequence. Click << to go to the previous topic

in the browse sequence. Click See Also to display a list of links to related topics. The Options menu provides additional display controls.

# How.HelponMDDT.isOrganized$What you will find in HelpKContents;Find;Help Topics;MD Disc Tool;Options menu;Search;What You Will Find in HelpAIntroduction+Group0000:0004 > main

# $ K A > MD Disc Tool main window{bmc mddt0000.BMP}

MDDT Main WindowThe main window of MDDT consists of the title bar, the main menu bar, a three-part application workspace and the status bar.

Main Menu barThe main menu bar contains the following menus:

JobList MD Options Tools View Help

Application WorkspaceThe application workspace consists of a tree view at the top left side, a job list view at the bottom left corner, and to the right the sites details view.The tasks in the current job list file are shown in the list view in the pane under tree view. The site on which the job is to be done is shown in the ‘Site’ column and the activity is shown in the ‘Activity’ column. The activity can be safety backup from Rel1/Rel2 or voice mail. The images in the tree view give the connection status for a particular site.

Status barDisplays information such as connection status (i.e., Open or Closed) as well as messages and prompts about the current state of the application, dialog boxes, or selected commands.

# MD_Disc_Tool_main_window$MD Disc Tool main windowKClose;Main Menu bar;MD Disc Tool;MD Disc Tool Main Window;MDDTAIntroduction> main

# $ K + > JobList MenuThe JobList Menu contains the following commands:

New Open… Close Save Save as… Delete Job Exit

# JobListMenu$JobList MenuKFile Menu+Group0001:0000 > main

# $ K + New commandNew command (JobList menu)Click on the New menu item of JobList menu to clear the job list view. If any joblist is open, then user is prompted to save before closing it.See Main Window.Select a site in the tree view and add task to the job list using Safety Backup dialog.

# New_command$New commandKNew command+Group0001:0001

# $ K + Open commandOpen command (JobList menu)The Open command opens a normal Windows dialog box from which an existing JobList for the active site can be chosen.See Opening and closing a job list file.

# Open_command$Open commandKOpen command+Group0001:0002

# $ K + Close commandClose command (JobList menu)The Close command closes the active JobList.See Opening and closing a job list file.

# Close_command$Close commandKClose command+Group0001:0003

# $ K + Save commandSave command (JobList menu)The Save command saves the active JobList.

# Save_command$Save commandKSave command+Group0001:0004

# $ K + Save as commandSave as command (JobList menu)The Save as command saves the active JobList under a new name.

# Save_as_command$Save as commandKSave as command+Group0001:0005

# $ K + Delete Job commandDelete Job command (JobList menu)The Delete Job command deletes the selected job.See Delete a job from scheduled backup.

# Delete_Job_command$Delete Job commandKDelete Job command+Group0001:0006

# $ K + > Exit commandExit command (JobList menu)The Exit command allows you to exit MDDT.

# Exitcommand$Exit commandKExit;Exit MDDT;File Menu;MDDT+Group0001:0007 > main

# $ K + > MD MenuThe MD Menu contains the following commands:

Explore Create INL/ADD Safety Backup Restore Format HDU File-system Close Connection

# MDMenu$MD MenuKMD Menu+Group0001:0008 > main

# $ K + > Explore commandExplore command (MD menu)The Explore command opens the Explore dialog box from which you can:

Copy the selected file or directory between the PC and the HDU Delete the selected file or directory from the PC or the HDU Create a directory on the PC or the HDU Rename the selected file or directory that resides on the PC or the HDU

# Explorecommand$Explore commandKDelete;Directory;Explore;Explore command;File Menu;Rename+Group0001:0009 > main

# $ K A + > Create INL/ADD commandCreate INL/ADD command (MD menu)The Create INL/ADD command opens the Create INL/ADD view. From here you can create the INL or ADD directory on the HDU and copy all the files from the source directory, including the files in the P (Program Unit Code) and D (Program Unit Data) subdirectories, on your PC to the newly created directory on the HDU. It also invokes the View function of PDView.

# CreateINL.ADDcommand$Create INL/ADD commandKADD directory;Create INL/ADD;Directory;INL;INL:create;MD Menu;PDView;Program Unit Code;Program Unit DataAADD/INL+Group0001:0010 > main

# $ K + > Safety Backup commandSafety Backup command (MD menu)When Safety Backup menu item of ‘MD’ menu is selected, the Safety Backup view is displayed in the right pane of main window. From here the user has the option to backup from either Rel1/Rel2 on HDU or Voice mail on VMU.

# SafetyBackupcommand$Safety Backup commandKBackup results;Batch files;Directory;Launch;Log;Log file;MD Menu;Primary backup files;REL;REL1;REL2;Safety Backup;Safety Backup command;Save;Schedule;Secondary Backup;Secondary backup directory+Group0001:0011 > main

# $ K + > Restore commandRestore command (MD menu)On selecting the Restore option from the MD menu popup, the Restore view is displayed in the right pane of the main window. From here you can restore a previous backup from your PC to the HDU.

# Restorecommand$Restore commandKMD Menu;Restore;Restore command+Group0001:0012 > main

# $ K + > PDView commandPDView command (MD menu)The PDView command opens the PDView view, from which you can view the .P or .D files on your PC or on the HDU. It also allows you to:

Display the product information in the .P files such as unit names, revisions, etc. View the mismatches between the .P and .D files by displaying and highlighting the

mismatches. Search for a program unit such as EXS, PRP, PRH, TFH, TFR, ICM, etc. View the total number of errors found as well as a summary listing of the errors.

# PDViewcommand$PDView commandKD files;EXS;ICM;MD Menu;PDView;PDView command;PRH;PRP;Search;TFH;TFR;Unit+Group0001:0013 > main

# $ K + Format HDU commandFormat HDU command (MD Menu)The Format HDU command opens the Open Telnet connection dialog box, from which you can open a Telnet connection to the NIU. After establishing a connection the Format HDU dialog box opens up. Using this dialog you can select an HDU to format.

# Format_HDU_command$Format HDU commandKFormat HDU;HDU;MD Menu;Open:Telnet;Telnet;Telnet:open+Group0001:0014

# $ K + File-system commandFile-system command (MD Menu)The File-system command opens the Open Telnet Connection dialog box, from which you can open a Telnet connection to the NIU. After establishing a connection the File-system dialog box opens up. This dialog displays information about the HDU and the file-systems on it. Using this dialog you can also create new file-systems and mount and unmount existing ones.

# File_system_command$File-system commandKFile-system;MD Menu;Mount;Open:Telnet;Telnet;Telnet:open;Unmount;Unmount existing+Group0001:0015

# $ K + > Close Connection commandClose Connection command (MD menu)The Close command allows you to disconnect from the FTP server.

# Close_Connection_command$Close Connection commandKConnection menu;Disconnect+Group0001:0016 > main

# $ K + Options MenuThe Options menu contains the following command:

Settings

# OptionsMenu$Options MenuKOptions menu+Group0001:0017

# $ K + Settings commandSettings command (Options menu)This command opens the Default paths dialog box from which you can set default paths for a number of directories.

# Settings_command$Settings commandKBatch files;Default;Directory;Executed before;Explore;INL/ADD;Log;Log file;Options menu;Restore;Secondary Backup;Secondary backup directory;Set;Settings;Settings command+Group0001:0018

# $ K + Tools MenuThe Tools menu contains the following command:

Scheduler CDA

# ToolsMenu$Tools MenuKTools Menu+Group0001:0019

# $ K + Scheduler commandScheduler command (Tools Menu)MDDT uses the Task scheduler for safety backup of VMU/HDU or Rel1/Rel2. It is possible to schedule jobs (backups) from different sites at the same time and different jobs at different times.A task is configured for a site with the settings like storage location, type of job etc. written to the <sitename>.cfg file. The tasks to be executed are configured and added to job list file.The job list file is saved and given as the parameter to Task Scheduler while scheduling the job.

On the Tools menu, click on the Scheduler menu item to show the schedule at which all the jobs should be executed.The Scheduler command opens the Task Scheduler dialog box from which the Task wizard dialog is launched.

# Scheduler_command$Scheduler commandKScheduler command+Group0001:0020

# $ K + CDA commandCDA command (Tools Menu)This command launches the CDA application, used to add, edit and delete customers, sites and site-related information to and from the database.

# CDA_command$CDA commandKCDA+Group0001:0021

# $ K + > View MenuThe View menu contains the following command:

Status Bar

# ViewMenu$View MenuKView Menu+Group0001:0022 > main

# $ K + > Status Bar commandStatus Bar command (View menu)The Status Bar command displays the status bar, which is located at the bottom of the application workspace. Information such as connection status (i.e., Open or Close) as well as messages and prompts about the current state of the application, dialog boxes, or selected commands are displayed on the status bar.

# StatusBarcommand$Status Bar commandKLocate;Status Bar command;View Menu+Group0001:0023 > main

# $ K + > Help MenuThe Help menu contains the following commands:

Contents About MDDT…

# HelpMenu$Help MenuKHelp Menu+Group0001:0024 > main

# $ K + > Contents commandContents command (Help menu)The Contents command displays the Contents of Help from which you can choose specific help topics. These topics provide information on how to perform specific MDDT tasks, details related to dialog boxes and the procedures for their use.

# Contentscommand$Contents commandKContents;Help Menu;Help Topics;MDDT+Group0001:0025 > main

# $ K + > About MDDT commandAbout MDDT command (Help menu)The About MDDT command displays the MDDT About box which shows information such as product version number and copyright information.

# AboutMDDTcommand$About MDDT commandKAbout MDDT;Help Menu+Group0001:0026 > main

# $ K + Create file-system dialog box{bmc mddt0001.BMP}

Create file-system dialog boxThis dialog is used for creating a file-system and the logical device/partition. The name of the file-system is set up automatically depending on the HDU position and volume number. The sub directories like SES, ACS and OP are not created under USR Directories. The INL/ADD directories can be created using Create INL/ADD view and any other sub directories can be created using Explore dialog box.

HDU positionSelect the HDU to use from the drop-down list of available SCSI disks.

VolumeSelect the volume number from the drop-down list of free volume numbers.

CapacitySelect the capacity for the file-system.

Mount pathSelect the mounting point for the file system from the drop-down list of available mounting points not already used. The list contains only existing USR directories. The mounting point may be set later.

File-systemDisplays the name of the file-system.

Create buttonCreates logical device and file system and closes the dialog.

Cancel buttonCloses the dialog without creating any file-system.

# Create_file_system_dialog_box$Create file-system dialog boxKCapacity;Create file-system dialog box;Device/partition;File-system;Mount;SCSI;Set+Group0002:0014

# $ K A + > Create INL/ADD view{bmc mddt0002.BMP}

Create INL/ADD viewThe Create INL/ADD view is used for creating the INL or ADD directory on the HDU. It is also used for copying all the files from the source directory, including the files in the P (Program Unit Code) and D (Program Unit Data) subdirectories, on your PC to the newly created directory on the HDU. You can also invoke the View function of PDView.

(Local) list boxLists the name of your PC as well as all the drives that are on your PC. Each of the drives can be expanded to reveal a tree representation of the directory structure within each drive as well as the files within each directory.Note: An INL or ADD directory must be present.

(Server) list boxLists a tree representation of the directory structure of the currently mounted subfile systems in the exchange as well as the files within the selected directory. The name of the server, which represents the FTP server name or the IP address in the I/O board, is also displayed here.Note: There must be at least one USR directory on the HDU.

File Information boxDisplays the size of the selected directory/file as well as the date and time that the directory/file was modified.

Create buttonCreates the INL or ADD directory on the HDU.

View buttonOpens the View dialog box and allows you to view the .P and .D files before the INL/ADD directory is actually created.

Help buttonOpen Help specific to the Create INL/ADD view.

# Create_INL/ADD_view$Create INL/ADD viewKADD directory;Create INL/ADD;Directory;Directory structure;Directory/file;I/O;INL;INL/ADD;INL:create;Mount;Reveal;Server NameAADD/INL+Group0002:0000 > main

# $ K + Default paths dialog box{bmc mddt0003.BMP}

Default paths dialog boxUsing this dialog it is possible to set default paths for the following directories:

Explore directory INL/ADD directory Primary backup directory Secondary backup directory Restore directory Batch File directories Log File directory

Default paths regionThe directories are shown in the left-hand column and the paths are shown in the right-hand column. Click a directory in the Directory column to highlight it and click Browse botton to select a default path.

OK buttonCloses the Settings dialog box and saves the information

Cancel buttonCloses the Settings dialog box without making any change

# Default_paths_dialog_box$Default paths dialog boxKDefault;Directory;Explore;INL/ADD;Restore;Save;Secondary Backup;Secondary backup directory;Set;Settings;Settings dialog;Settings dialog box;Settings dialog box:Default paths tab;Settings dialog:Closes+Group0002:0001

# $ K + > Explore dialog box{bmc mddt0004.BMP}

Explore dialog boxThe Explore dialog is used for copying, deleting, creating and renaming files and directories on the PC and the HD.

(Local) list boxLists the name of your PC as well as all the drives that are on your PC. Each of the drives can be expanded to reveal a tree representation of the directory structure within each drive as well as the files within each directory.

(Server) list boxLists a tree representation of the directory structure of the currently mounted subfile systems in the exchange as well as the files within the selected directory. The name of the server, which represents the FTP server name or the IP address in the I/O board, is also displayed here.

Copy buttonsIt is possible to copy items by pressing a copy-button. There are two copy-buttons, one for each direction:

Copy from local to remote => Copy from remote to local <=

All selected source files/directories will be copied to the destination directory.

Shortcut menuYou can select the following options from the shortcut menu that appears when you right-click a file or directory:

Copy – Copies the selected file or directory Paste – Pastes a previously copied file or directory to the selected destination Delete – Deletes the selected file or directory Rename – Allows you to rename the selected file or directory Create dir – Creates a new directory

OK buttonPerforms the selected operation and closes the Explore dialog box.

Help buttonOpens Help specific to the Explore dialog box.

# Exploredialogbox$Explore dialog boxKDirectory;Directory structure;Explore;Explore dialog;Files/directories;I/O;Mount;Reveal;Server Name+Group0002:0016 > main

# $ K + File-system dialog box{bmc mddt0005.BMP}

File-system dialog boxThis dialog displays information about the HDU and the file-systems on it. It is possible to create new file-systems and to mount and unmount existing ones.

File system columnDisplays all existing file-systems on the HDU.

Capacity columnDisplays the capacity of each file-system in KB.

Used columnDisplays used space in KB. This is shown only for mounted file-systems.

Free columnDisplays free space in KB. This is shown only for mounted file-systems

% Free columnDisplays free space in percent of file-system space. This is displayed only for mounted file systems.

Mounted on columnDisplays mounting point for mounted file-systems.

Create buttonOpens the Create file-system dialog.

Mount buttonSelect a file-system and click Mount to open the Mount file-system dialog.

Unmount buttonSelect a file-system and click Unmount to unmount the selected file-system.

Close buttonCloses the dialog. Also closes the Telnet connection.

Help buttonOpens help specific to the dialog.

# File_system_dialog_box$File-system dialog boxKCapacity;File-system;Mount;Telnet;Telnet:closes;Unmount;Unmount button;Unmount existing;Unmount:unmount+Group0002:0017

# $ K + Format HDU dialog box{bmc mddt0006.BMP}

Format HDU dialog boxHDU text boxSelect the HDU to format from the drop-down list. The list contains all available SCSI disks.

OK buttonCloses the dialog and opens a dialog prompting you to confirm the formatting.

Cancel buttonCloses the dialog without formatting the HDU. It also closes the Telnet connection.

Help buttonDisplays help specific to the dialog box.

# Format_HDU_dialog_box$Format HDU dialog boxKFormat HDU;Formatting;Formatting:HDU;HDU;HDU:formatting;SCSI;Telnet;Telnet:closes+Group0002:0018

# $ K + > MDDT About box{bmc mddt0007.BMP}

MDDT About boxDisplays the version number and copyright information of the MDDT application.

# MDDTAboutbox$MDDT About boxKMDDT+Group0002:0002 > main

# $ K + Mount file-system dialog box{bmc mddt0008.BMP}

Mount file-system dialog boxThis dialog is used for mounting a file-system, i.e. making it available for access. If the file-system to mount is already mounted, this will remount it, i.e. unmount it from the old path and mount it to the new.

File-systemDisplays the file-system to mount.

Mount pathSelect the mounting point for the file system from the drop-down list of available mounting points not already used. The list only contains already existing USR directories.

Mount buttonMounts or remounts the file-system and closes the dialog.

Cancel buttonCloses the dialog without mounting the file-system.

Help buttonDisplays help specific to the dialog.

# Mount_file_system_dialog_box$Mount file-system dialog boxKFile-system;Mount;Mount file-system dialog box;Unmount+Group0002:0015

# $ K + > Open Connection dialog box{bmc mddt0009.BMP}

Open Connection dialog boxThe list of IP address, username and the password for the selected site are read from the database and displayed in the ‘Host Name/IP Address’ box. The connection is directly made without showing the dialog if only one address is specified in the database.

Host Name/IP Address text boxEnter the name of the FTP server on the I/O board.

User Name text boxEnter your user name. The user name must be 4 to 20 alphanumeric characters in length.

Password text boxEnter your password. The password must be 4 to 20 alphanumeric characters in length. When entered, the characters will appear as asterisks.

Connect buttonConnects your PC to the server listed in the Server Name/IP address text box.

Cancel buttonCloses the Open Connection dialog box without making any connection.

Help buttonOpens Help specific to the Open Connection dialog box.

# OpenConnectiondialogbox$Open Connection dialog boxKConnect;I/O;Open Connection dialog;Open Connection dialog:Closes;Password;Server Name/IP;Server Name/IP Address;User Name+Group0002:0003 > main

# $ K + Open Telnet Connection dialog box{bmc mddt0010.BMP}

Open Telnet Connection dialog boxServer Name/IP Address text boxEnter the name of the FTP server on the I/O board.

User Name text boxEnter your user name. The user name must be 4 to 20 alphanumeric characters in length.

Password text boxEnter your password. The password must be 4 to 20 alphanumeric characters in length. When entered, the characters will appear as asterisks.

Open buttonConnects your PC to the server listed in the Server Name/IP address text box.

Cancel buttonCloses the Open Connection dialog box without making any connection.

Help buttonOpens Help specific to the Open Connection dialog box.

# Open_Telnet_Connection_dialog_box$Open Telnet Connection dialog boxKConnect;I/O;Open Connection dialog;Open Connection dialog:Closes;Open Telnet Connection dialog box;Password;Server Name/IP;Server Name/IP Address;User Name+Group0002:0004

# $ K + > PDView view{bmc mddt0011.BMP}

PDView viewThe PDView dialog is used for viewing the .P or .D files on your PC or on the HDU. It also allows you to display the product information in the .P files, view mismatches between the .P and .D files, search for a program unit and view the total number of errors found as well as a summary listing of the errors.

(Local) list boxLists the name of your PC as well as all the drives that are on your PC. Each of the drives can be expanded to reveal a tree representation of the directory structure within each drive as well as the files within each directory.Note: There must be a P directory as well as a D directory under the selected directory.

(Server) list boxLists a tree representation of the directory structure of the currently mounted subfile systems in the exchange as well as the files within the selected directory. The name of the server, which represents the FTP server name or the IP address in the I/O board, is also displayed here.Note: There must be a P directory as well as a D directory under the selected directory.

View buttonOpens the View dialog box for .P and .D files where mismatches such as missing data file, mismatch in the R-states number, etc., between the .P and .D files are displayed and highlighted.

Help buttonOpens Help specific to the PDView view.

# PDView_view$PDView viewKD files;Data;Directory;Directory structure;I/O;Mount;PDView;PDView dialog;Reveal;R-states;Server Name+Group0002:0005 > main

# $ K + > Restore view{bmc mddt0012.BMP}

Restore viewThe Restore view is used for restoring a previous backup from your PC to the HDU.

(Local) list boxLists the name of your PC as well as all the drives that are on your PC. Each of the drives can be expanded to reveal a tree representation of the directory structure within each drive as well as the files within each directory.Note: A REL1 or REL2 directory must be present if MD System Dump option is selected. A ‘vm’ directory must be present if Integrated Voice Mail option is selected.

(Server) list boxLists a tree representation of the directory structure of the currently mounted subfile systems in the exchange as well as the files within the selected directory. The name of the server, which represents the FTP server name or the IP address in the I/O board, is also displayed here.Note: There must be at least one USR directory on the HDU if ‘MD System Dump’ button is selected. There must be a ‘vm’ directory on HDU if Integrated Voice Mail option is selected.

Restore buttonRestores the previous backup directory from your PC to the HDU.

MD System DumpThe MD System Dump button is selected and this view is displayed by default.Integrated Voice MailIf Integrated Voice Mail button is selected, then the connection to VMU is opened as shown in FTP connection. If given IP address is not that of VMU, then the error message is displayed.Otherwise the connection is opened. Select ‘vm’ folder to be restored in the local tree view and ‘vm’ folder in the remote tree view.Press the ‘Restore’ button in the bottom of the Restore view.If vm folder on the IVM hard disk is not empty, then a message box is displayed whether to overwrite vm. If ‘Yes’ is selected, then MDDT deletes all the contents of mbox and then starts restore. Otherwise restore is stopped.MDDT will transfer all the folders under ‘vm’ directory on local machine to the ‘vm’ folder on IVM hard disk. If the ftp connection is broken, MDDT tries to reconnect for 3 times with 5 minutes delay and continue with the last failed file.If the restore of a file fails, then MDDT retries to restore for 3 times with 500 ms delay. If the transfer fails even after three retries, MDDT continues with the restore of next file.The results are logged into the log files “winsockftplog.txt” and “ftperrorlog.txt” which are created in the path of mddt.exe.

Help button

# Restore_view$Restore viewKDirectory;Directory structure;I/O;Mount;REL1;REL2;Restore;Restore dialog;Restore dialog box;Reveal;Server Name+Group0002:0006 > main

Opens Help specific to the Restore view.

# $ Restore VMU{bmc mddt0013.BMP}

# Restore_VMU$Restore VMU

# $ K + > Safety Backup view{bmc mddt0014.BMP}

Safety Backup viewUsing the Safety Backup view you can back up the REL directory (either REL1 or REL2) from the HDU the Integrated Voice Mail software from the VMUto your PC immediately or on a scheduled basis. You can select from the options of moving the primary backup files to a secondary backup directory, saving the backup results to a log file, or executing a batch file before or after the Backup operation.Note: If you select to back up on a scheduled basis, you will need to launch the Task Scheduler. The Backup operation is performed in the following sequence:

1) Pre-batch file is executed.2) Primary backup files are moved to the secondary backup directory.3) Backup operation begins.4) Post-batch file is executed if backup is successful.

MD System DumpThe MD System Dump button is selected by default and the MD System Dump view is displayed. You can back up the REL directory (either REL1 or REL2) from the HDU to your PC immediately or on a scheduled basis. You will be able to select from the options of moving the primary backup files to a secondary backup directory, saving the backup results to a log file, or executing a batch file before or after the Backup operation.Note: If you select to back up the REL directory on a scheduled basis, you will need to launch the Task Scheduler.

Integrated Voice MailSelect the Integrated Voice Mail button to switch to Integrated Voice Mail view. MDDT supports the safety backup for the integrated voice mail software, both scheduled and immediate backup. The backups can be restored from PC to the VMU/HDU.If the user selects Integrated Voice Mail button then user need to open the ftp connection to VMU, as shown in FTP connection If selected site is not of VMU board then the error message is displayed. Otherwise, the directory structure of IVM is displayed in the remote tree view. Select “vm” folder in the remote tree view. Select destination folder in local tree view, which does not have a ‘vm’ folder existing. Otherwise, the error message that “Cannot create vm folder” is displayed.Press the ‘Backup’ button in the bottom of the Safety Backup view.

# Safety_Backup_view$Safety Backup viewKAssign;Backup results;Backup:directory during;Batch files;Day;Directory;Directory structure;Exit;Exit:MDDT Scheduler;I/O;Immediate Backup;Launch;Log;Log file;MDDT;MDDT Scheduler;MDDT Scheduler:exit;Mount;Move Primary Backup files;Primary backup files;REL1;REL1:select;REL2;Resume;Reveal;Safety Backup;Safety Backup dialog;Save;Save results;Schedule;Scheduled Backup;Secondary Backup;Secondary backup directory;Server Name;Suspend;Timestamp+Group0002:0007 > main

MDDT will transfer all the folders under ‘vm’ on IVM to the selected folder on local machine. The progress of transfer is shown in a dialog box.Press the ‘Cancel’ button to stop the transfer. MDDT will prompt whether to stop the backup. If the ‘Yes’ button is pressed, the backup is aborted.If the backup of a file fails, then MDDT retries to backup for 3 times with 500 ms delay. If the transfer fails even after three retries, MDDT continues with the transfer of next file.If the connection is broken, MDDT tries to reconnect for 3 times with 5 minutes delay and continue with the last failed file.The results are logged into files “winsockftplog.txt” and “ftperrorlog.txt” which will be created in the path of mddt.exe. Ensure that enough space is available in the path of exe as the size of the log files created may be more. All the logging will be appended in the same files.Select ‘MD System Dump’ button to close connection to VMU board and come back to MD System Dump view.

Immediate Backup option buttonAllows you to back up files from the HDU to your PC immediately. If you select this option button, the Scheduled Backup option button will be disabled. The Launch button will not be available and the Backup button will appear.Note: If you select this option button, you may select any directory on your PC as the destination directory; however, you must select a REL1 or REL2 directory on the HDU to back up if MD System Dump option is selected and you must select ‘vm’ folder on the HDU to back up if Integrated Voice Mail option is selected.

Scheduled Backup option buttonAllows you to back up files from the HDU to your PC on a scheduled basis. If you select this option button, the Immediate Backup option button will be disabled. The Launch button will appear and the Backup button will not be available.Note: If you select this option button, you may select any directory on your PC as the destination directory; you do not have to select any directory on the HDU. When the scheduled time is due, MDDT will back up, between the \USR1\SES\DR\REL1 and \USR2\SES\DR\REL2 directories, the one with the most recent timestamp if MD System Dump option is selected. MDDT will backup vm folder if Integrated Voice Mail option is selected.

Move Primary Backup files to Secondary Backup dir check boxIf you select this check box, MDDT will automatically move the primary backup files to the secondary backup directory prior to backing up the files to the primary backup directory during the Backup operation. If opted, this operation will occur after the pre-batch file has been executed.Note: If you want to select this check box, make sure that the name of the Secondary Backup directory has been assigned; otherwise, you will receive an error message when you attempt to select the check box.

Save results to log file check boxIf you select this check box, MDDT will automatically save the backup results to a log file.Note: If you want to select this check box, make sure that the name of the log file has been assigned; otherwise, you will receive an error message when you attempt to select the check box.

Execute batch file before backup check boxIf you select this check box, MDDT will automatically invoke a batch file prior to the Backup operation.

Execute batch file after backup check boxIf you select this check box, MDDT will automatically invoke a batch file after the Backup operation.Note: If you want to select any of the two check boxes above, make sure that the name of the

batch file has been assigned; otherwise, you will receive an error message when you attempt to select a check box. Refer to Windows Help for details on how to create batch files. (Access Windows Help by clicking the Start button on the taskbar and then clicking Help on the Start menu while you are on the Windows desktop.)

(Local) list boxLists the name of your PC as well as all the drives that are on your PC. Each of the drives can be expanded to reveal a tree representation of the directory structure within each drive as well as the files within each directory.Note: A REL1 or REL2 directory must be present.

(Server) list boxLists a tree representation of the directory structure of the currently mounted subfile systems in the exchange as well as the files within the selected directory. The name of the server, which represents the FTP server name or the IP address in the I/O board, is also displayed here.Note: There must be at least one USR directory on the HDU.

Backup/Add Job buttonThe Backup button and the Add Job button are mutually exclusive; when one appears, the other is not available.The Backup button appears only when the Immediate Backup option button has been selected. When available, clicking Backup will activate the Backup operation immediately. The Add Job button appears only when the Scheduled Backup option button has been selected. When available, clicking Add Job will add the job to the Job List.

Help buttonOpens Help specific to the Safety Backup view.

# $ Safety Backup from VMU{bmc mddt0015.BMP}

# Safety_Backup_from_VMU$Safety Backup from VMU

# $ K + > Select Directory dialog box{bmc mddt0016.BMP}

Select Directory dialog box(Local) list boxLists the drives and directories that are available on your PC. Allows you to select a specific directory to be used as the secondary backup directory for saving the primary backup files.

OK buttonSelects the specified directory, closes the Select Directory dialog box and returns to the main dialog box.

Cancel buttonCloses the Select Directory dialog box and returns to the main dialog box.

Help buttonOpens Help specific to the Select Directory dialog box.

# SelectDirectorydialogbox$Select Directory dialog boxKDirectory;Primary backup files;Save;Secondary Backup;Secondary backup directory;Select Directory dialog+Group0002:0008 > main

# $ K + > Settings dialog box{bmc mddt0017.BMP}

Settings dialog boxThis dialog is used for selecting batch files to be executed before and after the backup operation. It is also used for selecting a log file for saving the backup results.

Batch files regionEnter the name of the batch files to be executed before and after the backup operation. Or click the appropriate Browse button to open an Open file dialog and select the batch file to be used.

Log file regionEnter the name of the log file to be used, or click the Browse button to open a Open file dialog and select the file to be used. Click the Append option in the Write mode region to append the new log to the selected log file or click the Overwrite option to overwrite the old log file.

OK buttonPress OK to save the Settings to <sitename>.ini file in the <installdir> path and close the dialog box.

Cancel buttonCloses the Settings dialog box without making any changes.

Apply buttonSaves the changes without closing the dialog

Help buttonOpens Help specific to the Settings dialog box.

# Settings_dialog_box$Settings dialog boxKAppend;Batch files;Executed before;Log;Log file;Overwrite;Save;Settings;Settings dialog;Settings dialog box;Settings dialog box:General tab;Settings dialog:Closes;Write+Group0002:0009 > main

# $ K + Task Scheduler dialog box{bmc mddt0018.BMP}

Task Scheduler dialog boxAll task, if any, are showed with there data.

New buttonLaunch the Task wizard dialog.

Delete buttonDeletes selected task.

Edit buttonEdit selected task.

Cancel buttonCloses the Task Scheduler dialog box without making any changes.

Help buttonOpens Help specific to the Task Scheduler dialog box.

# Task_Scheduler_dialog_box$Task Scheduler dialog boxKTask Scheduler dialog box+Group0002:0010

# $ K + Task Wizard dialog box{bmc mddt0019.BMP} Select MDDT executable as the application in ‘Application’ and enter Task name.Enter the path of previously saved job list file in the ‘Parameters’ edit box.Press the ‘Next’ button to go to the next page.

{bmc mddt0020.BMP} Time is set in the second page of Task WizardPress the ‘Next’ button to go to the next page.

{bmc mddt0021.BMP} Enter the password.Press ‘Finish’ button to schedule the task.

MDDT uses job files for execution of tasks. See Add a job to the Job List for details.

# Task_Wizard_dialog_box$Task Wizard dialog boxKTask Wizard dialog box+Group0002:0011

# $ K + > View dialog box{bmc mddt0022.BMP}

View dialog boxProgram Unit Code File (.P) and Program Unit Data File (.D)Contains a two-column comparison of the Code files and Data files. Mismatches between the .P and .D files are highlighted.

Search forEnter the program unit, such as EXS, PRP, PRH, TFH, TFR, ICM, etc., you want to locate. Enter the name of the program unit; the product information list will automatically position to reveal the searched unit.

Total errors foundDisplays the total number of errors found.

View Errors buttonOpens the View Errors dialog box, which displays a list of all the errors.

OK buttonCloses the View dialog box and returns to the PDView dialog box.

Help buttonOpens Help specific to the View dialog box.

# Viewdialogbox$View dialog boxKData;EXS;ICM;Locate;PRH;Program Unit Code;Program Unit Code File;Program Unit Data;Program Unit Data File;PRP;Reveal;Search;TFH;TFR;Unit;View dialog;View dialog box;View errors;View Errors button+Group0002:0012 > main

# $ K + > View Errors dialog box{bmc mddt0023.BMP}

View Errors dialog boxProgram Unit Code File (.P) and Program Unit Data File (.D) list boxDisplays any or all of the following error types:

Code file without a corresponding data file Data file without a corresponding code file Product identity within DST different from Unit PIB Duplicated code files Duplicated data files Different versions of the same code file Different versions of the same data file

OK buttonCloses the View Errors dialog box and returns to the View dialog box.

Help buttonOpens Help specific to the View Errors dialog box.

# ViewErrorsdialogbox$View Errors dialog boxKData;Program Unit Code;Program Unit Code File;Program Unit Data;Program Unit Data File;Unit;View errors;View Errors dialog box+Group0002:0013 > main

# $ K A + > Disk maintenanceSome operations (such as exploring the directories on the HDU, creating INL/ADD directories, restoring directories, backing up directories immediately, viewing .P and .D files on the HDU) require the presence of a connection between your PC and the FTP server. In such situations, the connection between your PC and the FTP server must first be established by using the Open Connection dialog box.Note: All the file and directory names will be converted to upper case when copied from PC to HDU.

# PerformDiskMaintenance$Disk maintenanceKADD directory;Directory;Explore;HDU;HDU:PC;Perform Disk Maintenance;RestoreAPerform Disk Maintenance+Group0003:0000 > main

# $ K + Add a job to the Job ListTo add a job to the Job List, perform the following steps:1 Select the site for which safety backup is to be scheduled.2 On the MD menu, click Safety Backup. The Safety Backup view will appear.3 Select the Scheduled Backup option button.4 Depending on your preferences, see Safety Backup view for details, select any or all of the

following check boxes: Move Primary Backup files to Secondary Backup dir Save results to log file Execute batch file before backup Execute batch file after backup

5 In the (Local) list box, make sure that the desired destination directory exists. If not, create it first before performing the following steps.

6 Select scheduled mode and press Add Job button to store the settings specific to the site into a .cfg file in the <install dir>.Like this, jobs for several sites can be added to the joblist. All these jobs in the joblist will be executed one by one when the Task Scheduler launches MDDT at the scheduled time.

7 Click on the ‘Save’ menu item to save the job list file using windows standard ‘Save’ dialog.

The settings saved in the file for each job are:- Host Name- User Name- Password- Retry Count- Retry Interval- Save results to log file- Local Directory- Move backup files from primary to secondary- Pre batch file- Post batch file

# Add_a_job_to_the_Job_List$Add a job to the Job ListKAdd a job to scheduled backup+Group0003:0001

# $ K A + Assign a log file to save the backup resultsA log file consists of the user name, time/date of the action, action (which includes execution of pre-batch file, backup operation and execution of post-batch file) and result of the action (i.e., whether successful or failed).

To assign a log file to save the backup results, perform the following:1 On the Options menu, click Settings. The Settings dialog box will appear.2 Click the General tab.3 In the Log file text box of the General tab, enter the name of the log file in which the

backup results will be saved. Make sure that the directory already exists; otherwise, an error message will appear. If the file does not exist, it will be created by MDDT when the Backup operation begins.- OR -Click Browse to open the Open dialog box and select the desired log file. After making your selection, click Open to return to the General tab of the Settings dialog box.

4 Select Overwrite if you want to overwrite the selected log file.- OR -Select Append if you want to append to the selected log file.

5 Click OK.

# Assignalogfiletosavethebackupresults$Assign a log file to save the backup resultsKAssign;Assign:log file;Backup;Backup results;Backup results:save;Directory;Failed;Log;Log file;Log file:Assign;MDDT;Open dialog;Options menu;Overwrite;Save;Save:backup results;Settings;Settings dialog;Settings dialog box;User NameALog file+Group0003:0002

# $ K A + Assign a secondary backup directory for the primary backup filesTo assign a secondary backup directory for the primary backup files, perform the following:

1 On the Options menu, click Settings. The Settings dialog box will appear. 2 Click the Default Paths tab.3 Click the Secondary backup directory row in the left part of the window. Click Browse to

open the Select Directory dialog box and select the desired directory. After making your selection, click OK to return to the Default paths tab of the Settings dialog box.

4 Click OK.

# Assignasecondarybackupdirectoryfortheprimarybackupfiles$Assign a secondary backup directory for the primary backup filesKAssign;Assign:secondary backup directory;Default;Directory;Options menu;Primary backup files;Secondary Backup;Secondary backup directory;Secondary backup directory:Assign;Settings;Settings dialog;Settings dialog boxAbackup;Log file+Group0003:0003

# $ K A + Assign the batch files to be executed before and after the backup operationTo assign the batch files to be executed before and after the backup operation, perform the following:

1 On the Options menu, click Settings. The Settings dialog box will appear. 2 Click the General tab.3 In the Batch file executed prior to the backup operation text box enter the name of the

batch file to be invoked prior to the Backup operation.- OR -Click Browse to open the Open dialog box and select the desired file. After making the desired selection in the Open dialog box, click OK to return to the Settings dialog box.

4 If you want to have a batch file invoked after a successful Backup operation, perform the following. Otherwise, go to step 6.

5 Enter the name of the batch file in the Batch file executed after the backup operation text box.- OR -Click Browse to open the Open dialog box and select the desired file. After making the desired selection in the Open dialog box, click OK to return to the Settings dialog box.

6 Click OK.

# Assignthebatchfilesthatwillbeexecutedbeforeandafterthebackupoperation$Assign the batch files that will be executed before and after the backup operationKAssign;Assign:batch files;Backup;Backup operation;Batch files;Batch files:Assign;Executed before;Open dialog;Options menu;Settings;Settings dialog;Settings dialog boxAbackup;Log file+Group0003:0004

# $ K A + Backup a directory immediatelyMake sure that the connection between your PC and the FTP server has been established.

To backup a directory immediately, perform the following steps:1 On the MD menu, click Safety Backup. The Safety Backup view will appear.2 Select the Immediate Backup option button.3 Depending on your preferences, select any or all of the following check boxes:

Move Primary Backup files to Secondary Backup dir Save results to log file Execute batch file before backup Execute batch file after backup

4 In the (Server) list box, select the source directory that you want to back up. The source directory must be either REL1 or REL2.

5 In the (Local) list box, make sure that the desired destination directory exists. If not, create it first before performing the following steps.

6 Select the destination directory.7 Click Backup. Backing up of the files from the HDU to your PC will begin. If the Move

Primary Backup files to Secondary Backup dir check box has been selected, MDDT will automatically move the primary backup files the secondary backup directory prior to backing up the files to the primary backup directory.

# Backupadirectoryimmediately$Backup a directory immediatelyKBackup;Batch files;Directory;Immediate Backup;Log;Log file;MD Menu;MDDT;Move Primary Backup files;Primary backup files;REL1;REL2;Safety Backup;Save;Save results;Secondary Backup;Secondary backup directoryAbackup;Perform Disk Maintenance+Group0003:0005

# $ K A + Connect to an FTP serverMulti system useThis Multi System use functionality will help user in connecting to multiple sites at a given time. That is the user need not necessarily disconnect the earlier connection to perform activities on other site. In the application user will be shown all the sites and the customers. Depending upon the selection in the tree view that particular site details will be shown in the right view of the application.See Main window.Once the user selects a site and starts an operation, then the application checks whether a connection exists with the site. If the connection does not exist then ‘Open Connection’ dialog is launched.

To connect to an FTP server, perform the following steps:1 On the Connection menu, click Open or click the desired server name or IP address in

the most recent name list attached to the end of the Connection menu. The Open Connection dialog box will appear.

2 In the Host Name/IP Address text box, enter the name of the desired server. If you have clicked on an item from the most recent name list, the item will automatically appear in the Host Name/IP Address text box.

3 Enter your user name in the User Name text box. The user name must be 4 to 20 alphanumeric characters in length.

4 Enter your password in the Password text box. The password must be 4 to 20 alphanumeric characters in length; when entered, the characters will appear as asterisks.

5 Click Connect. The selected FTP server will be connected to your PC.

# ConnecttoanFTPserver$Connect to an FTP serverKConnect;Connect:FTP server;Connection;Connection menu;FTP;FTP:connect;Password;Server Name;Server Name/IP;Server Name/IP Address;User NameAConnection+Group0003:0006

# $ K A + Copy and paste a directory/fileMake sure that the connection between your PC and the FTP server has been established and that a file-system has been mounted on the HDU.

To copy a directory/file from the local disc to the server, perform the following:1 On the File menu, click Explore. The Explore dialog box will appear.2 In the (Local) list box, select the desired directory/file from the source directory.3 In the (Server) list box, select the desired directory/file from the destination directory.4 Click the => Copy button to copy the selected files from the local disk to the selected

destination on the server.

# Copyandpasteadirectory.file$Copy and paste a directory/fileKCopy;Directory;Directory/file;Directory/file:Copy;Explore;File Menu;Paste;Paste:directory/fileAdirectories+Group0003:0007

# $ K A + Create a directoryTo create a directory, perform the following steps:

1 On the File menu, click Explore. The Explore dialog box will appear.Warning: If you experience any problems while trying to get into the Explore dialog box, it could be due to a malfunctioning network drive. Make sure that all network drives are mapped and operating properly by double-clicking on every network drive in the Windows File Explorer. If any one of the network drives causes any problems, disconnect it before invoking MDDT.

2 If you want to create a directory on your PC, select the desired drive or directory in the (Local) list box under which the newly created directory should reside.-OR -If you want to create a directory on the HDU, make sure that the connection between your PC and the FTP server has been established and that a file-system has been mounted on the HDU. Then select the desired directory in the (Server) list box under which the newly created directory should reside.

3 Click the right mouse button. The shortcut menu will appear.4 Select Create dir from the shortcut menu.5 Enter the name of the new directory.

# Createadirectory$Create a directoryKCreate:directory;Directory;Directory:Create;Explore;Explore dialog;File Menu;MDDTAdirectories+Group0003:0008

# $ K + Create a file-system on the HDUTo create a file-system, perform the following steps:

1 On the MD menu, click File-system. The File-system dialog box will appear.2 Click Create. The Create file-system dialog box will appear.3 Select HDU position, Volume, Capacity and Mount path from the drop-down menus.4 Click Create to create the file-system.

# Create_a_file_system$Create a file-systemKCreate:file-system+Group0003:0009

# $ K A + Create an ADD directory on the HDUMake sure that the connection between your PC and the FTP server has been established and that a file-system has been mounted on the HDU.

To create an ADD directory on the HDU, perform the following:1 On the MD menu, click Create INL/ADD. The Create INL/ADD view will appear in the sites

details view.2 Select the ADD directory on your PC.3 Select the USR directory on the HDU.4 Click Create. MDDT will construct the proper directory tree structure prior to copying the

files. The files from the source INL directory on your PC, including the files in the .P and .D subdirectories, will then be copied to the HDU. A progress bar will appear while the files are being copied.

# CreateanADDdirectoryontheHDU$Create an ADD directory on the HDUKADD directory;ADD directory:Create;Create INL/ADD;Create:ADD directory;Directory;HDU;INL;MD Menu;MDDTAADD/INL;Perform Disk Maintenance+Group0003:0010

# $ K + Create an ini file for a siteSelect a site and right click on it. If the settings are already saved then the context menu with the <sitename>.ini file is displayed.Click on the menu item to launch the Settings dialog for the site. The caption for the dialog will be ‘Settings for the <sitename>’.

# Create_an_ini_file_for_a_site$Create an ini file for a siteKCreate an ini file for a site+Group0003:0011

# $ K A + Create an INL directory on the HDUMake sure that the connection between your PC and the FTP server has been established and that a file-system has been mounted on the HDU.

To create an INL directory on the HDU, perform the following:1 On the MD menu, click Create INL/ADD. The Create INL/ADD view will appear in the sites

details view.2 Select the INL directory on your PC.3 Select the USR directory on the HDU.4 Click Create. MDDT will construct the proper directory tree structure prior to copying the

files. The files from the source INL directory on your PC, including the files in the .P and .D subdirectories, will then be copied to the HDU. A progress bar will appear while the files are being copied.

# CreateanINLdirectoryontheHDU$Create an INL directory on the HDUKCreate INL/ADD;Create:INL directory;Directory;HDU;INL;INL:create;MD Menu;MDDTAADD/INL;Perform Disk Maintenance+Group0003:0012

# $ K + Delete a job from scheduled backupTo delete a job from scheduled backup, perform the following steps:1 Select the job to be deleted in the Job List View.2 On the JobList menu, click on the Delete Job menu item to delete the selected job. The

settings file corresponding to the job will also be removed from hard disk.

The Delete Job menu item will be disabled when no job is selected in the Job List View.Click on the ‘Save’ menu item to save the job list file.

# Delete_a_job_from_scheduled_backup$Delete a job from scheduled backupKDelete a job from scheduled backup+Group0003:0013

# $ K A + Disconnect from the FTP serverTo disconnect from the FTP server, perform the following:

1 On the Connection menu, click Close. A confirmation box will appear. 2 Click Yes. The opened connection to the FTP server will be closed.

# DisconnectfromtheFTPserver$Disconnect from the FTP serverKClose;Connection;Connection menu;Disconnect;FTPAConnection+Group0003:0014

# $ K A + Exit MDDTOn the File menu, click Exit.Upon exiting MDDT, any opened connection to the FTP server will automatically be closed and the current configuration will be saved to the Registry.

# ExitMDDT$Exit MDDTKConnection;Exit;Exit MDDT;Exit:MDDT;File Menu;INI;MDDT;MDDT Scheduler;MDDT:exiting;Save;SettingsAConnection+Group0003:0015

# $ K A + Format an HDUTo format an HDU, perform the following steps:

1 On the MD menu, click Format HDU. The Open Telnet Connection dialog box will appear.2 Enter Server name/IP Address, User name and Password.3 Click OK. If the connection was successful, the Format HDU dialog box will appear.4 Select the HDU you want to format from the drop-down list of available SCSI disks.5 Click OK. A dialog appears asking you to confirm the action. 6 Click Yes to quick format the selected HDU and remove all partition information on it.

# Format_HDU$Format HDUKFormat HDUAPerform Disk Maintenance+Group0003:0016

# $ K A + Mount a file-systemTo mount a file-system, perform the following steps:1 On the MD menu, click File-system. The File-system dialog box will appear.2 Select the file-system to mount from the list of available file-systems.3 Click Mount. The Mount file-system dialog box will appear.4 Select Mount path from the drop-down menu.5 Click Mount to mount the file-system to the selected path.

# Mount_a_file_system$Mount a file-systemKMount a file-systemAPerform Disk Maintenance+Group0003:0017

# $ K A + Overwrite or append to an existing log fileA log file consists of the user name, time/date of the action, action (which includes execution of pre-batch file, backup operation and execution of post-batch file) and result of the action (i.e., whether successful or failed).

To overwrite or append to an existing log file, perform the following:1 On the Options menu, click Settings. The Settings dialog box will appear.2 Click the General tab.3 In the Log file text box, enter the name of the log file in which the backup results will be

saved.- OR -Click Browse to open the Open dialog box and select the desired log file. After making your selection, click Open to return to the General tab of the Settings dialog box.

4 Select Overwrite if you want to overwrite an existing log file.- OR -Select Append if you want to append to an existing log file.

5 Click OK.

# Overwriteorappendtoanexistinglogfile$Overwrite or append to an existing log fileKAppend;Backup results;Failed;Log;Log file;Open dialog;Options menu;Overwrite;Save;Settings;Settings dialog;Settings dialog box;User NameALog file+Group0003:0018

# $ K + Opening and closing a job list fileTo open and close a job from a job list file, perform the following steps:1 Click on the Open menu item in JobList menu. The windows standard ‘Open’ dialog is

launched.2 Select the required job list file and press Open button. The tasks in the job list file are

displayed in the job list view.3 Make the necessary changes you want to do.4 Close the job list file by clicking on the Close menu item of JobList menu. The user will be

prompted to save the job list file if not saved

# Opening_and_closing_a_job_list_file$Opening and closing a job list fileKOpening and closing a job list file+Group0003:0019

# $ K A + Remove a directory/fileIf you want to remove a directory or file from the HDU, make sure that the connection between your PC and the FTP server has been established.

To remove a directory or a file, perform the following steps:1 On the File menu, click Explore. The Explore dialog box will appear.

Warning: If you experience any problems while trying to get into the Explore dialog box, it could be due to a malfunctioning network drive. Make sure that all network drives are mapped and operating properly by double-clicking on every network drive in the Windows File Explorer. If any one of the network drives causes any problems, disconnect it before invoking MDDT.

2 If you want to remove a directory, select it in the (Local) list box or the (Server) list box.- OR -If you want to remove a file, select it in the (Local) list box or the (Server) list box.

3 Click the right mouse button. The shortcut menu will appear.4 Click Delete on the shortcut menu.

# Removeadirectory.file$Remove a directory/fileKDelete;Directory;Directory/file;Directory/file:Remove;Explore;Explore dialog;File Menu;MDDT;Remove;Remove:directory/fileAdirectories+Group0003:0020

# $ K A + Rename a directory/fileTo rename a directory or a file, perform the following steps:

1 On the File menu, click Explore. The Explore dialog box will appear.Warning: If you experience any problems while trying to get into the Explore dialog box, it could be due to a malfunctioning network drive. Make sure that all network drives are mapped and operating properly by double-clicking on every network drive in the Windows File Explorer. If any one of the network drives causes any problems, disconnect it before invoking MDDT.

2 If you want to rename a directory, select it in the (Local) list box or the (Server) list box.- OR -If you want to rename a file, select it in the (Local) list box or the (Server) list box.

3 Click the right mouse button. The shortcut menu will appear.4 Click Rename on the shortcut menu. 5 Enter a new name for the directory or file.

# Renameadirectory.file$Rename a directory/fileKDirectory;Directory/file;Directory/file:Rename;Explore;Explore dialog;File Menu;MDDT;Rename;Rename:directory/fileAdirectories+Group0003:0021

# $ K A + Restore a directoryMake sure that the connection between your PC and the FTP server has been established.

To restore a directory, perform the following steps:1 On the MD menu, click Restore. The Restore view will appear.2 In the (Local) list box, select the source directory. The source directory must be either a

REL1 or REL2.3 In the (Server) list box, select the destination directory. The destination directory must be a

USR directory.4 Click Restore. A progress bar will appear.

# Restoreadirectory$Restore a directoryKDirectory;Directory:Restore;MD Menu;REL1;REL2;Restore;Restore:directoryAdirectories;Perform Disk Maintenance+Group0003:0022

# $ K A + Schedule a backup Add a job to scheduled backup Delete a job from scheduled backup

If you want to schedule the backup, click Schedule on the Tools menu. The Task Wizard dialog box will appear. Make your selections, and then click OK. You will return to the Safety Backup dialog box.

# Scheduleabackup$Schedule a backupKBackup:Schedule;Batch files;Directory;INI;Launch;Locked;Log;Log file;MD Menu;MDDT;MDDT Scheduler;Move Primary Backup files;Safety Backup;Safety Backup dialog;Save;Save results;Schedule;Schedule:backup;Scheduled Backup;Secondary Backup;WriteAbackup+Group0003:0023

# $ K A + Unmount a file-systemTo unmount a file-system, perform the following steps:

1 On the MD menu, click File-system. The File-system dialog box will appear.2 Select the file-system to unmount from the list of available file-systems.3 Click Unmount. The selected file-system will unmount from its current mounting point.

# Unmount_a_file_system$Unmount a file-systemKUnmount a file-systemAPerform Disk Maintenance+Group0003:0024

# $ K + View errorsMake sure that the connection between your PC and the FTP server has been established.

To view the errors, perform the following steps:1 On the MD menu, click PDView. The PDView dialog box for files on your PC and HDU will

appear.- OR -On the MD menu, click Create INL/ADD. The Create INL/ADD dialog box will appear.

2 Click View. The View dialog box for the .P and .D files will appear. Mismatches between the .P and .D files are displayed and highlighted.

3 Click View Errors. The View Errors dialog box will open, displaying any or all of the following error types: Code file without a corresponding data file Data file without a corresponding code file Product identity within DST different from Unit PIB Duplicated code files Duplicated data files Different versions of the same code file Different versions of the same data file

4 Click OK to return to the View dialog box.

# Viewerrors$View errorsKData;MD Menu;PDView;Unit;View dialog;View dialog box;View errors;Viewing+Group0003:0025

# $ K A + View the .P and .D files on the HDUNote: Make sure that the connection between your PC and the FTP server has been established.

To view the .P and .D files on the HDU, perform the following:1 On the MD menu, click PDView. The PDView dialog box for files on your PC and HDU will

appear.2 In the (Server) list box, select the INL directory.3 Click View. A progress bar will appear while scanning the .P and .D files. After the scanning

has been completed, the View dialog box for the .P and .D files will appear. 4 Mismatches between the .P and .D files will be highlighted. 5 You can click the arrows to scroll the list.

# Viewthe.Pand.DfilesontheHDU$View the .P and .D files on the HDUKD files:HDU;Directory;HDU:D files;MD Menu;PDView;ViewingAADD/INL+Group0003:0026

# $ K A + View the .P and .D files on your PCTo view the .P and .D files on your PC, perform the following:1 On the MD menu, click PDView. The PDView dialog box for files on your PC and HDU will

appear.2 In the (Local) list box, select the desired directory.3 Click View. A progress bar will appear while scanning the .P and .D files. After the scanning

has been completed, the View dialog box for the .P and .D files will appear. 4 Mismatches between the .P and .D files will be highlighted. 5 You can click the arrows to scroll the list.

- OR -Enter the name of the program unit in the Search for text box. The product information list will automatically position to reveal the searched unit.

# Viewthe.Pand.DfilesonyourPC$View the .P and .D files on your PCKD files:PC;Directory;Reveal;Search;Unit;ViewingAADD/INL+Group0003:0027

# $ K + > Error CodesError codes other than the ones listed in the online documentation are generated by Microsoft library functions. Refer to the appropriate Microsoft document for more details on the error.Some file I/O errors on the PC may be caused by file sharing conflicts among multiple Windows programs. When a file I/O error occurs, check to make sure that the target directory/file is not highlighted in the Windows Explorer.

# ErrorCodes2$Error Codes - Error CodesKDirectory/file;Error Codes;I/O;Microsoft+Group0004:0000 > main

# $ K + Application error XXX.An error code XXX was returned by the Microsoft library function but no detailed message is available.

# _Application_error_XXX_$Application error XXX.KError Codes;Microsoft+Group0004:0001

# $ K + Cannot copy USR directories to the HDU.An error occurred while trying to copy a directory with the name USRx (where x is 1 to 6) from the PC to the HDU. The USRx directory on the HDU must be created prior to the copying of the files. To create a USRx directory on the HDU, use the File-system command on the MD menu to create and mount a subfile system to the I/O board with the FTP server.

# _Cannot_copy_USR_directories_to_the_HDU_$Cannot copy USR directories to the HDU.KCopy;Directory;HDU;HDU:Cannot copy USR directories;HDU:PC;I/O;MML;Mount+Group0004:0002

# $ K + Connection already open.An error occurred while attempting to open an FTP connection since an open connection has already been established.

# _Connection_already_open_$Connection already open.KConnection;Connection already open;FTP+Group0004:0003

# $ K + Connection lost. Check server.The FTP connection is lost. Check the server to make sure that it is up and running.

# _Connection_lost_Check_server_$Connection lost. Check server.KConnection;Connection lost;FTP+Group0004:0004

# $ K + Connection not open.An error occurred while attempting to close the FTP connection since there is no open connection to any FTP server.

# _Connection_not_open_$Connection not open.KConnection;FTP+Group0004:0005

# $ K + DATE file time stamp changed during backup.An error message generated by MDDT to indicate that some of the files in the REL volume may have been changed during the Backup operation (by another exchange event). If this occurs during scheduled backup, MDDT will perform the backup operation again based on the retry parameters. If this occurs during immediate backup, the user should restart the backup operation again.

# _DATE_file_time_stamp_changed_during_backup_$DATE file time stamp changed during backup.KDATE file time stamp changed;Immediate Backup;MDDT;REL;Schedule;Scheduled Backup+Group0004:0006

# $ K + Directory XXX already exists. Must erase directory before proceeding. Continue?The directory XXX was found existing prior to a file transfer. If you answer Yes, all the existing files and subdirectories under XXX will be erased prior to the file transfer.

# _Directory_XXX_already_exists_Must_erase_directory_before_proceeding_Continue_$Directory XXX already exists. Must erase directory before proceeding. Continue?KDirectory;Directory XXX already exists+Group0004:0007

# $ K + Error opening local temporary file.An error occurred while attempting to open a temporary work file for the PDView function. This could be caused by insufficient PC harddisk space. Delete some files on the harddisk and restart the PDView function.

# _Error_opening_local_temporary_file_$Error opening local temporary file.KDelete;Local temporary file;PC harddisk;PDView+Group0004:0008

# $ K + Error received from the FTP server.An error occurred while attempting to execute an FTP command. Check the read/write and ownership attributes of the files/directories on the HDU to make sure that they are set properly for the desired FTP operation. If this error occurs while attempting to write to the HDU, make sure that there is sufficient free space on the HDU for the new file.

# _Error_received_from_the_FTP_server_$Error received from the FTP server.KError received;FTP;Set;Write+Group0004:0009

# $ K + Failed to establish an Internet session.An error occurred while attempting to establish an internet session. Check the network connection and make sure that the TCP/IP configuration is valid.

# _Failed_to_establish_an_Internet_session_$Failed to establish an Internet session.KFailed;Internet session+Group0004:0010

# $ K + Failed to log onAn error occurred while attempting to log on to the FTP server. Check to make sure that the Server Name/IP address, the user name and the password are all valid.

# _Failed_to_log_on_$Failed to log on.KFailed;Failed:log on;FTP;Log;Log:Failed;Password;Server Name;User Name+Group0004:0011

# $ K + File XXX already exists.An error occurred while attempting to rename or create the file XXX. Use a different file name or delete the existing file.

# _File_XXX_already_exists_$File XXX already exists.KDelete;Rename+Group0004:0012

# $ K + Insufficient disk space.An error occurred while attempting to copy files from the HDU to the PC harddisk. Delete some files on the PC harddisk and restart the copying.

# _Insufficient_disk_space_$Insufficient disk space.KDelete;HDU:PC harddisk;Insufficient disk space;PC harddisk+Group0004:0013

# $ K + Insufficient heap space.An error occurred while attempting to allocate memory space for internal dynamic variables. Close some of the active processes to free up the memory space.

# _Insufficient_heap_space_$Insufficient heap space.KInsufficient heap space+Group0004:0014

# $ K + Invalid checksum : XXX.An error occurred while MDDT attempts to validate the program code file XXX during the backup operation. If this occurs during scheduled backup, MDDT will perform the backup operation again based on the retry parameters. If this occurs during immediate backup, the user should restart the backup operation again. If the error occurs again, the file is corrupted on the HDU and action needs to be taken to fix it on the exchange side.

# _Invalid_checksum_XXX_$Invalid checksum : XXX.KImmediate Backup;Invalid checksum;MDDT;MDDT attempts;Schedule;Scheduled Backup+Group0004:0015

# $ K + Invalid directory name. Make sure that a directory is selected.Make sure that a directory is selected from either the local or the server list box.

# _Invalid_directory_name_Make_sure_that_a_directory_is_selected_$Invalid directory name. Make sure that a directory is selected.KDirectory;Invalid directory name+Group0004:0016

# $ K + Invalid local directory name. Make sure that a local directory is selected.Prior to invoking the Backup operation, make sure that a local directory, which will be used to store the backup files, has been selected in the local list box.

# _Invalid_local_directory_name_Make_sure_that_a_local_directory_is_selected_$Invalid local directory name. Make sure that a local directory is selected.KDirectory;Invalid local directory name+Group0004:0017

# $ K + Invalid local directory name. Make sure that a REL1 or REL2 directory is selected.Either a REL1 or REL2 directory must be selected in the local list box in order for it to be restored to the HDU.

# _Invalid_local_directory_name_Make_sure_that_a_REL1_or_REL2_directory_is_selected_$Invalid local directory name. Make sure that a REL1 or REL2 directory is selected.KDirectory;Invalid local directory name;REL1;REL2;Restore+Group0004:0018

# $ K + Invalid local directory name. Make sure that an INL or ADD directory is selected.Either an INL or ADD directory must be selected in the local list box in order for it to be created on the HDU.

# _Invalid_local_directory_name_Make_sure_that_an_INL_or_ADD_directory_is_selected_$Invalid local directory name. Make sure that an INL or ADD directory is selected.KADD directory;INL;Invalid local directory name+Group0004:0019

# $ K + Invalid log file name.The log file name is not defined or the directory containing the log file does not exist. Verify that the file name is defined in the Settings dialog box and the directory containing the log file is already created prior to invoking the backup operation.

# _Invalid_log_file_name_$Invalid log file name.KDirectory;Invalid log file name;Log;Log file+Group0004:0020

# $ K + Invalid path for new directory/file.An error occurred while attempting to rename a directory/file. Make sure that the path name preceding the new file/directory name is the same as the original path name.

# _Invalid_path_for_new_directory_file_$Invalid path for new directory/file.KDirectory/file;Invalid path;New directory/file;New directory/file:Invalid path;Rename+Group0004:0021

# $ K + Invalid post-batch file name.The post-batch file name is not defined or the file does not exist. Verify that the file name is defined in the Settings dialog box and the file does exist in the specified directory prior to invoking the backup operation.

# _Invalid_post_batch_file_name_$Invalid post-batch file name.KDirectory;Invalid post-batch file name+Group0004:0022

# $ K + Invalid pre-batch file name.The pre-batch file name is not defined or the file does not exist. Verify that the file name is defined in the Settings dialog box and the file does exist in the specified directory prior to invoking the Backup operation.

# _Invalid_pre_batch_file_name_$Invalid pre-batch file name.KDirectory;Invalid pre-batch file name+Group0004:0023

# $ K + Invalid remote directory name. Make sure that a REL1 or REL2 directory is selected.Either a REL1 or REL2 directory must be selected in the server list box in order for it to be backed up from the HDU.

# _Invalid_remote_directory_name_Make_sure_that_a_REL1_or_REL2_directory_is_selected_$Invalid remote directory name. Make sure that a REL1 or REL2 directory is selected.KDirectory;Invalid remote directory name;REL1;REL2+Group0004:0024

# $ K + Invalid remote directory name. Make sure that a USR directory is selected.A USR directory, which will be used as the destination directory, must be selected in the server list box.

# _Invalid_remote_directory_name_Make_sure_that_a_USR_directory_is_selected_$Invalid remote directory name. Make sure that a USR directory is selected.KDirectory;Invalid remote directory name;USR+Group0004:0025

# $ K + Invalid secondary backup directory name.The secondary backup directory is not defined or an error occurred while attempting to create the directory. Verify that the directory name is defined in the Settings dialog box and the write/create access right is granted prior to invoking the backup operation.

# _Invalid_secondary_backup_directory_name_$Invalid secondary backup directory name.KDirectory;Secondary Backup;Secondary backup directory+Group0004:0026

# $ K + MDDT already running.Only one instance of MDDT is allowed to run on the PC.

# _MDDT_already_running_$MDDT already running.KMDDT;MDDT already running+Group0004:0027

# $ K + Network error : XXX.A network error code XXX was returned by the Microsoft library function but no detailed message is available. Check the connection and make sure that the server is up and running.

# _Network_error_XXX_$Network error : XXX.KMicrosoft;Network error+Group0004:0028

# $ K + No code or data files found.An error occurred while attempting to view the program code and data files. Make sure that there are .P files and .D files in the P and D subdirectories under the selected directory.

# _No_code_or_data_files_found_$No code or data files found.KD files;Data;Directory+Group0004:0029

# $ K + Operation time outAn error occurred while attempting to perform an FTP operation. Make sure that the FTP server is up and running and the cables are connected.If this error occurred on a Windows NT machine with the Winlnet.dll installed by MDDT, make sure that you have logged on to NT with the local machine name as the domain. If you want to log on to NT with a different domain, you have to install a later version of Winlnet.dll. To obtain a later version of Winlnet.dll, download and install the Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or later from http://www.microsoft.com/ie/download/.

# _Operation_time_out$Operation time outKConnect;Log;MDDT;Microsoft;Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0;Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0:install;Operation time;Winlnet.dll+Group0004:0030

# $ K + Unable to copy XXX.An error occurred while attempting to copy a file. Make sure that the hard disk is not full.

# _Unable_to_copy_XXX_$Unable to copy XXX.KCopy;Unable;Unable:copy XXX+Group0004:0031

# $ K + Unable to create directory XXX.An error occurred while attempting to create the directory XXX. Make sure that the directory does not already exist and the create access right is granted.

# _Unable_to_create_directory_XXX_$Unable to create directory XXX.KDirectory;Unable;Unable:create directory XXX+Group0004:0032

# $ K + Unable to delete XXX.An error occurred while attempting to delete the file or directory XXX. Make sure that the delete access right is granted.

# _Unable_to_delete_XXX_$Unable to delete XXX.KDelete;Directory;Unable;Unable:delete XXX+Group0004:0033

# $ K + Unable to open XXX.An error occurred while attempting to open the file XXX. The file may be in use by another process. Close the other process to unlock the file.

# _Unable_to_open_XXX_$Unable to open XXX.KMDDT;MDDT Scheduler;Unable;Unable:open XXX+Group0004:0034

# $ K + Unable to open XXX. Open another file?An error occurred while attempting to open the file XXX. The file may be in use by another process. Close the other process to unlock the file or click Yes to open another file.

# _Unable_to_open_XXX_Open_another_file_$Unable to open XXX. Open another file?KMDDT;MDDT Scheduler;Unable;Unable:open XXX+Group0004:0035

# $ K + Unable to read data from XXX.An error occurred while attempting to read from the file XXX. The file may be in use by another process. Close the other process to unlock the file. If the file is corrupted, delete the file and create a new file.

# _Unable_to_read_data_from_XXX_$Unable to read data from XXX.KDelete;Read data;Read data:Unable;Unable;Unable:read data+Group0004:0036

# $ K + Unable to rename XXX to YYY.An error occurred while attempting to rename XXX to YYY. Check if YYY is a valid file/directory name. In addition, if any process is active in directory YYY, the system may not change the name. Close the other process or wait for it to finish its job and try to rename again.

# _Unable_to_rename_XXX_to_YYY_$Unable to rename XXX to YYY.KDirectory;Rename;Unable;Unable:rename XXX+Group0004:0037

# $ K + Unable to save data to XXX.An error occurred while attempting to save data into the file XXX. The file may be in use by another process. Close the other process to unlock the file.

# _Unable_to_save_data_to_XXX_$Unable to save data to XXX.KMDDT;MDDT Scheduler;Save;Save data;Unable;Unable:save data+Group0004:0038

# $ K + Unable to save data to XXX. Open another file?An error occurred while attempting to save data into the file XXX. The file may be in use by another process. Close the other process to unlock the file or click Yes to open another file.

# _Unable_to_save_data_to_XXX_Open_another_file_$Unable to save data to XXX. Open another file?KMDDT;MDDT Scheduler;Save;Save data;Unable;Unable:save data+Group0004:0039

# $ K + Unable to set the configuration file name into the Registry.An error occurred while attempting to set the configuration file name into the Registry. Re-install MDDT if the error keeps occurring.

# _Unable_to_set_the_configuration_file_name_into_the_Registry_$Unable to set the configuration file name into the Registry.KConfiguration file;Registry;Registry:configuration file name into;Re-install MDDT;Set;Unable;Unable:set+Group0004:0040

# $ K > Glossary of Technical Terms.D.PDSTFTPHDUINLIPNIUNIUX PIBTCP/IPUSR directoryVMU

# GlossaryOfTerms.D2H$Glossary of TermsKGlossary> main

# $ K .D

Program Unit Data

# charactersdesired$.DKcharactersDelete

# $ K .P

Program Unit Code

# charactersdisplayed$.PKcharactersdirectory

# $ K DST

Data Structure Table

# DST$DSTKDST

# $ K FTP

File Transfer Protocol

# FTP$FTPKFTP

# $ HDU

Hard Disk Unit

# HDU$HDU

# $ K INL

Initial Load

# INL$INLKINL

# $ IP

Internet Protocol

# IP$IP

# $ K NIU

Network Interface Unit

# NIU$NIUKNIU

# $ K NIUX

NIU expert mode

# NIUX$NIUXKNIUX

# $ K PIB

Program Information Block

# PIB$PIBKPIB

# $ TCP/IP

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol

# TCP/IP$TCP/IP

# $ K USR Directory

USR directories are directories under which subfile systems are mounted. They are numbered as USRx where x equals to a value of 1 through 6.

# USR_Directory$USR DirectoryKUSR

# $ VMU

The Voice Mail Unit (VMU) comprises two printed circuit boards; SPU2 (Signal Processing Unit) and HDU7/1 (Hard Disk Unit) and an interconnecting cable.

# VMU$VMU

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