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Chapter 5 Admin Terminal Commands
CPSEE_TSP500 User Guide Version 4.0 Page 5-25
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RECSTATE
This command display information about the state of the recording compo-
nents.
Example
Enter Command-> recstate
RecControl is UP
RecWatch Daemon is UP
RamDrive Space is OK
ServerAccess is UP
SharedDisk Space is OK
RecControlCnt 0
RecCount Current: 0 RecCount Peak: 0
RecSuccess: 0 RecFail: 0
RecControl
Displays the status of the link to the Record Management Module. This Link
is tunneled through the CTI link, via the SIP Process On E2. If Protocol C
recording control messages, or Heart Beats are received from the Recording
Control Modules, the link is considered ‘UP’. If the TSP stops receiving
Heart Beats from the Recording Control, the TSP will condiser the link is
‘Down’.
RecWatch Daemon
Displays if the daemon is UP or DOWN. The daemon is assumed to be UP if
it has successfully established an IP connection to the TSP. The TSP will
reject any requests for recording until RecWatch is UP.
RamDrive Space
Displays “LOW”, if the available space on the Ram Drive is below 5%. Rec-
Watch monitors the available drive space of the RecServer and informs the
TSP when it is low, and when enough space has been mad available to resume
recording. If RecWatch reports low drive space, the TSP will stop recording
until space is restored.
Server Access
Displays whether the RecWatch daemon can successfully access the shared
drive on the RecServer. Specifically, RecWatch checks its ability to access the
/home/EncWorkingData/ImportData directory on the RecServer. If Rec-
Watch cannot access the directory, the TSP is notified, and recording stops.
SharedDisk Space
Displays “LOW”, if the available space on the shared drive of RecServer is
below the configured minimum. (4 G-bytes)