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FAQ-1601: Auto Restart IP Capture
AUTO RESTART CAPTURE UTILITIES
If any of the network equipment between your phone system sending IP Call Records and the PC collecting them loses power during the day the Advanced IP Data Logger could lose connection with your PC and stop logging telephone calls. Some end users never have this problem, and a few see this frequently. Usually, it isn't a problem because most IP phone systems buffer call data and the IP Capture Utility restarts itself each morning at 6 am.
However, in cases where you have more call records in a day than your phone system can buffer, or where this happens frequently you could possibly lose call records.
To keep this from happening you can add the following text to your c:\ca2018\stopca.bat file (If it isn't already there)
AUTO RESTART IP CAPTURE UTILITY
rem --- Restart Advanced IP Capture----------
taskkill /f /im aipdlog.exe
ping 127.0.0.1
ping 127.0.0.1
start " " "C:\Program Files (x86)\Advanced TCP IP Data Logger\aipdlog.exe"
ping 127.0.0.1
rem --- END Restart IP Advanced Capture----------
AUTO RESTART SERIAL CAPTURE UTILITY
rem --- Restart Advanced Serial Capture----------
taskkill /f /im asdlog.exe
ping 127.0.0.1
ping 127.0.0.1
start "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Advanced Serial Data Logger\asdlog.exe"
ping 127.0.0.1
rem --- END Restart Serial Advanced Capture---------
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SEE ALSO
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FAQ-1008 How do I get current records from Comm One Call Capture Utility
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FAQ-1014 Does Comm One Support Call Collection From Multiple Sites?
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FAQ-1197 How to Remove Call Capture Utility from Windows Startup
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FAQ-1687 How to update the Prolific USB/Serial Device Driver
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FAQ-1690 How to resolve power issues with IP Capture Utility
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FAQ-1601 Auto Restart Capture Utility
Posted: 02/02/2017
Updated: 02/11/2021
Author: Comm One Technical Support