Although i dont believe it does any harm i have wanted to remove the revoked certifcates from the certifcate management web page on the MBG
As you see above i have already removed mine
To do this simple find the revoked PEM files under
/home/e-smith/certmgmt/revoked
If you want to be specific you can search for the actual file or just delete all in the “revoked” folder
You can either access this folder with putty or via Winscp
If you dont know how to access the MBG via putty see my post here
Wireshark does not play well with large pcap files. I read somewhere you need 1GB of RAM for 1 GB of file.
I recently needed to review the contents of a 30gb pcap file and wireshark refused to open it.
Few minutes of googling and i came accross this useful command
editcap. Its part of wire shark, located in the installation directory
editcap -h will give you some useful information
I found this post useful
Here is my example for extracting one days worth of capture
“C:\progam files\wireshark\editcap.exe” -v -A “2019-30-11 08:00:00” -B “2019-11-30 18:00:00” c:\input.pcap d:\output.pcap
I wanted to find the oldest recording on the local hardrive.
I had a Mitel call recorder (MIVCR) which had started deleting recording due to an error and i wanted to find out the oldest recording left on the recording drive
I could use the MIVCR software but that only shows you the oldest in SQL not the oldest on the hardrive (they maybe the same)
Continue readingRecently i had a customer which had outgrown the SQL database size limit in SQLEXPRESS.
Not the hard drive size.
This caused the MIVCR software to start deleteing PVD’s!
We had to move the DB’s from SQL Lite to Full SQL
Continue readingThe logs to check when accessing the AWV through a web proxy are located on the web proxy MBG
/var/logs/httpd/access_log
and
/var/logs/httpd/error_log
The best way to watch them as you perform a test connection is using the “tail -f” command in putty or from the console
If you dont know how to putty to see the mbg console check out this post
Example:
tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_log |grep {your ip address you are connecting from}
and
tail -f /var/log/httpd/access_log |grep {your ip address you are connecting from}
Run these commands from putty or the console. Login as root not admin
Dont know how to putty to the MSL/MBG/Micollab? See this post
nc -vz {AWV URL} 443
nc -vz {AWV URL} 4443
nc -vz {AWV 2nd URL} 443
nc -vz {AWV 2nd URL} 4443
URL will be the Micllab FQDN and the AWV FQDN
E.G. conference.yourdomain.com and conference1.yourdomain.com
When the command is ran you should get a “succedded” back
Just had this issue where the Micollab no longer connects to the customers active directory server.
The test to try and prove the connection is working is done from the console
Via putty for example
openssl s_client -showcerts -connect {AD Server}:636
In the release notes for MiCollab version 8.1.0.61 there is a small section on migrating standalone nupoint to micllab nupoint
It appears there are some scripts but these are available from Mitel professional services. Not freely downloadable
When installing the MiCollab client you are also prompted to install the Mitel Collaboration Advanced client (MCA). If you are using a teminal server or citrix you may wish to install the app into a standard location rather than c:/users/username/appdata…..
To do this you will need the MCAClient-admin.exe file rather than the MCAC-launcher that you get fro the MCA website.
I could find the file on the server under
usr/awc/connpoint/content/
but wanted to web browse to that file to download it.
Could find it for 10 minutes and didn’t know how to scan the website fro downloads.
Finally found it in the audio web conferencing user help manual
http(s)://<servername>/wd/MCAClient-admin.exe
