08-16-2012 06:59 AM
Is there a file on the USRM that stores the TSID - Service Group - Freq mapping information. Something similar to the servicegroupmap.dat file on the DNCS?
If so can someone advise on how to retrieve this information?
Thanks
-Mo
08-17-2012 10:46 AM
Mo,
In the USRM's Web UI, under ResourceManager, click on "Service Group Channels". Then click on the "Create CSV" button to export the data to a spreadsheet.
Dan
08-17-2012 11:30 AM
Is there any way to generate the CSV file from command line? I want to cron it to run every morning so that I can then pull back the CSV file and extract the data from it.
08-17-2012 01:41 PM
Unfortuanately, we don't have a way to do this from the command line -- just the Web UI. Also, because there is no SQL database on the USRM, you can't write a script to get the data and then run that script in the cron. The "database" on the USRM is a collection of binary files in the /opt/usrm/persistdata/ directory.
We do have the persistgrep tool in the /opt/usrm/linux-tools/ directory on the USRM, but since you're grep'ing, you can't really query with this tool. This tool now comes standard with USRM 2.1.x. Here is the syntax in case this tool is helpful to you in the future:
# persistgrep -?
Usage: persistgrep
#
Everything in the /opt/usrm/linux-tools/ directory is in the path.
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