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3. Modify the Transacq.xml file to include the IP addresses and port numbers. The location of this file varies by operating

system (OS) as follows:

1. Windows: Use Notepad or a similar text editor to open C:\Program Files\exacqVision\Transacq\Transacq.xml.

2. Linux: Use Text Editor or similar text editor to open /usr/local/exacq/Transacq/Transacq.xml.

Following is an example of how the Transacq.xml file might appear after the modification.

<eDVR>

</Network>

</eDVR>

The following list explains the different parts of the Transacq.xml file:

 SniffAdapterAddress: The IP address on which the Transacq server will receive text data.

 NVR Address: The IP address of the NVR to which filtered text data will be sent. Use 127.0.0.1 if Transacq is

running on the NVR server.

 Port: The port used by the NVR. The default is 22609.

 User: Qualified user on the NVR system.

 Password: Qualified password for the user that is defined.

 SrcAddress: The IP address of the device sending the text (the ATM, teller, or centralized server).

 DstAddress: The IP address of the device receiving the text (the ATM, teller, or centralized server).

 SrcPort: The source device’s port number (used only when text is intercepted from the source device).

 DstPort: The destination device’s port number (used only when text is intercepted at the destination device).

 NVRPort: The port number of the NVR that will receive the text. If you are not sure what port to use, ask your

system administrator.

NOTE: SrcPort, DstPort, and DstAddress are optional fields that reduce unwanted network traffic. Normally, only one of the

two ports is configured depending on whether the text is intercepted at the source or destination. The port number used

must be active on the specified SrcAddress.

4. Restart the Transacq service to execute the changed configuration file using the procedure appropriate for your OS:

Windows:

a. Start Task Manager.

b. On the Services tab, right-click Transacq.

c. Select Stop Service.

d. Select Start Service.

Linux:

a. Open a command prompt.

b. Enter sudo service transacq restart.

5. Configure the serial profiles on the exacqVision server to filter unneeded text from the serial strings (see the exacqVision

user manual for details). This requires the correct start of transaction(SOT) and end of transaction (EOT) markers, which

mark the start and end of relevent data to be displayed and stored in the exacqVision software.

NOTE: Unreadable ASCII fields can be masked by adding to the live display and record masks. Use wireshark to find the hex

codes of the unprintable characters (usually less than 0x20). Enter the codes in the String box with a “\x” appended to the

start of each code.

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