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Revision as of 10:01, 10 February 2019
This page outlines the steps needed to download the Recorder tool. The tool is either downloaded from a Tranzman Appliance that has been configured for performing Assessments, or can be obtained by sending a request to Tranzman Support
Using Recorder in *nix
Step 1
Once the file has been copied to the backup server, extracted the contents, make sure there is at least 2GB of space in the folder where you extract, this will also be used as the run folder where data capture is staged.
Extract files from the TGZ archive using the gunzip and tar commands.
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gunzip tzm_recorder_linux.64.tgz tar xvf tzm_recorder_linux.64.tar |
Step 2
Modify access to all files extracted in the newly created tzm_recorder folder.
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chmod -R 700 tzm_recorder |
Step 3
Run tzm_recorder found in the extracted folder.
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cd tzm_recorder ./tzm_recorder |
Using Recorder in Windows
Step 1
Once the file has been copied to the backup server extracted the contents, make sure there is at least 2GB of space in the folder where you extract, this will also be used as the run folder where data capture is staged.
Right click on the zip file to extract.
Step 2
Open a CMD window, and run the tzm_recorder.exe tool
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D: cd \tzm_recorder_windows.64\tzm_recorder tzm_recorder.exe |
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Note: The CMD window needs to be run from an account with Administrator rights for it to work properly. |
Use this link to go back to the main Recorder Overview Page.