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These instructions help you configure your 3COM VCX phone system to work with TIM Enterprise. Contact your system maintainer if you are not familiar with the configuration of your PBX.
Connection Type
TIM Plus receives FTP transfers from this PBX.
Support Files
3Com VCX-NBX.TDT
3Com VCX-NBX.TDS
Required Tasks
Configure the SMDR output
Configure TIM Plus
Configuring your SMDR output
To retrieve call logging data from your 3COM VCX phone system, you need to set up an SFTP transfer. Below is an example of how to configure this, using WinSCP - a free FTP client software. Any other third-party client software can be used instead.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Host name | The IP address or host name of the phone system |
| Port number | The port number for the SFTP transfer. The default port number is 22 |
| User name | The username required to log in to your 3COM VCX phone system |
| Password | The password required to log in to your 3COM VCX phone system |
Once connected to the phone system, you can transfer the CDR files, located by default in opt/3com/VCX/acctxml/db/export, to the PC running TIM Enterprise.
In this example, the XML files are being copied in the following location: C:\Program Files\Tri-Line\TIM Enterprise\FTP, given the FTP folder has been created in advance for this purpose.
Creating a batch file
To enable TIM Enterprise to process the XML files, you need to create a batch file containing the following lines:
 | In the above example, the {sitecode} needs to be replaced with the unique ID of the site object you are trying to send the data to. The site ID will be displayed in the general properties of the site object in the Directory. |
The batch file will cut the XML files and paste them into the spool folder, once their file extension has been updated with the designated {sitecode} . A Windows scheduled task must be set up as well in order to run the batch file every 5 minutes or so.