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Once connected, enter the following commands to enable the UCME to send SysLog events to TIM PlusEnterprise:
| Step | IOS commands | Description |
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| 1 | enable | Causes the UCME to enter EXEC mode. Type your EXEC password if requested |
| 2 | conf t | Enters the global configuration mode |
| 3 | aaa new-model | Enables aaa accounting mode |
| aaa accounting connection h323 start-stop group SysLog | ||
| gw-accounting syslog | ||
| acct-template callhistory-detail | ||
| 4 | logging 192.168.0.1 | Specifies the IP address of TIM Enterprises's SysLog server, to which CDR data will be sent, e.g. 192.168.0.1 |
| 5 | end | Exits configuration mode |
| 6 | wr | Saves changes |
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- Click on the tab.
- Go to the Directory level where you want the synched files to be created and add a new Directory Sync object. Enter a name for the object and click on the button, as shown below:
Screenshotmacro Border false URL /download/attachments/13271095/cisco_ucme_6.png - Left-click on the newly-created object and select .
- In the Directory type drop-down list, select Cisco UCME.
- In the Host name field, enter the IP address of your UCME.
- In the Host port field, enter the port number of the IOS service, e.g. 23 .
- In the Username field, enter the username of the IOS login that can perform synchronisation.
Screenshotmacro Border false - Click on button and enter the password of the IOS login that can perform synchronisation.
Screenshotmacro Border false URL /download/attachments/13271095/cisco_ucme_4.png - Click on the button to apply the changes.
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Configuring TIM Enterprise to capture SysLog packets
Follow the steps below to configure TIM Enterprise to receive SysLog data from your UCME:
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