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How to Manually Edit Configuration Files from the Shell Interface (Doc ID 2066214.1)

Last updated on AUGUST 05, 2021

Applies to:

Oracle Communications Session Monitor - Version 4.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

Sometimes it is required to change/add a specific configuration line for a specific service (such as rat, vsi etc) in one of the configuration files under /etc/iptego/ . It is important to never edit the /etc/iptego/<service>.conf file because is will be overwritten during the next upgrade or the next change in PSA interface. Instead, create or edit the <service>.local.conf file - see below. The settings from <service>.local.conf will not be overwritten and will always have priority over the ones in <service>.conf

Only make such manual changes to configuration files if this was recommended by Oracle Support! Any other changes to the configuration files can have unexpected negative results on the system and are not supported!

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