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To create recordings please follow the steps here [[ Using Recorder | Using Recorder ]].
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To create recordings please follow the steps here [[ Using Recorder | Using Recorder ]]. But while running the tzm_recorder executable add a flag of exportdb.
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So this is how recordings taken using TZM Recorder on disk could be used to create a virtual agent.
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So this is how recordings taken using TZM Recorder on disk could be used to create a Virtual Agent.
  
  
 
== Importing Recorders from Tape ==
 
== Importing Recorders from Tape ==
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Now Virtual Agent can also be created using recordings backed up to tapes. But rather than backing up the zip file '''TZM_recording_1606735043.zip''' we have to create recordings in unzipped format.
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For creating recordings in unzipped format please follow the steps here [[ Using Recorder | Using Recorder ]] but before running the tzm_recorder executable add couple of flags with that command.
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Revision as of 11:05, 16 February 2021

The Tranzman Recorder is a FREE tool that can be used to collect information that can be used to scope a migration or assessment engagement, and to collect information that can be used to analyse the environment. The tool can be used to create a recording and use that as a virtual agent for backup migrations and recoveries.


To create recordings please follow the steps here Using Recorder . But while running the tzm_recorder executable add a flag of exportdb.

Please enter the command like shown below.

tzm_recorder.exe --exportdb


Following above steps will give you .zip file e.g. TZM_recording_1606735043.zip


Virtual agent could be created using the recording's on a disk or on a tape. Please follow the respective approach as required.


Importing Recorders from Disk

Step 1

From Tranzman dashboard , click on + , enter any IP from Loopback IP Addresses(localhost address) and select platform of the recordings.

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Step 2

Hit the Commit button and click the upload button against the entry created.

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Step 3

Clink on Choose file and select the recordings taken. Once done, click on upload and this should start the process of creation of virutal agent. Wait for few minutes before the whole process completes. A successfull upload should trigger the Init job and other Query jobs like QueryProduct, QueryConfig, QueryImages, QueryMedia.


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Step 4

By now if step 3 is successfull then you should see all the columns on the dashboard being populated for the respective recordings uploaded. Example shown below.


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So this is how recordings taken using TZM Recorder on disk could be used to create a Virtual Agent.


Importing Recorders from Tape

Now Virtual Agent can also be created using recordings backed up to tapes. But rather than backing up the zip file TZM_recording_1606735043.zip we have to create recordings in unzipped format.

For creating recordings in unzipped format please follow the steps here Using Recorder but before running the tzm_recorder executable add couple of flags with that command.

Please enter the command like shown below.

tzm_recorder.exe -exportdb --nozip


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