These are random notes right now
passwords - these are easily found with a quick google search.
* mtcl:mtcl * adfexc:adfexcTAXASUPV * root:letacla
the call accounting files are in /usr4/account and are .DAT files which are just text files that have been gzip'd - ha! My local provided told me they were encrypted with some “special” proprietary stuff that only the French girls from Alcatel could decode.. Riiighht..
You can ftp in and d/l all those files. Then maybe write a script that unzips them all and then parse the resulting text data into a database. I bet you could write a PHP script that did -all- of this for you. You'd remove the need for that stupid 4760 OmniVista software that pretty much sucks ass.
Inside the /usr4/account folder there's some misc log files, a handful of other files that I don't know what are. Then three large sets of files. There are a series of IPXXXXX.dat files. They do uncompress with gzip but the remaining file is still binary and I'm currently unsure what they are. Perhaps a log of IP access/traffic? Next are MAXXXXXX.DAT files. They ungzip into plain text but I'm not sure what the data represents. It has a header with field names but the values are just numbers. Need to find a table that defines those values :). Last group TAXXXXXX.DAT files seem to be the actual call accounting records. They degzip into plain text files and are space delimited.
Okay, I got more info on these. I don't know the file format yet but you can view the files with a tool called IP View * http://www.alcatelunleashed.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=1944 * http://www.ipview-analyzer.de/