Protocol

Select either SFTP or HTTPS as your method for transferring files to the remote server.

TLS Client Profile

When using HTTPS, select the client profile you want to use. These profiles must be administered before creating the connection to the remote server.

Address

Enter the IP address and port or FQDN and port of the remote server.

Username

Enter the user used to log on to the remote server. The user administered must have writer permissions to the path administered in the Location option.

Password

Enter the user’s password.

Confirm Password

Re-enter the user’s password.

Location

Enter the file path on the remote server to where you want the log files uploaded. The user administered must have write permissions to this file path.

Depending on the protocol being the used, the files are copied to the remote log server file path in different ways:

• SFTP: The IP address or FQDN of the sending Avaya SBC server is appended to the Location file path.

  For example, if the administered file path is /var/sbce, the log files are actually copied to the path /var/sbce/ASBCE_IP_Address.

• HTTPS: The remote log server’s HTTPD configuration path is prepended to the Location file path and the IP address or FQDN of the sending Avaya SBC server is appended to the Location file path.

  For example, if the administered file path is /var/sbce, the log files are actually copied to the path /HTTPD_Config_Path/var/sbce/ASBCE_IP_Address.

Update Interval

Enter how often you want the log files sent to the remote server. You can specify an interval of 15, 30, 60, 120, or 360 minutes.