The configuration below supports multiple push-receivers. One push-receiver is configured for FTP and the second is configured for SFTP. If I disable FTP on ftp-push-receiver-1, the CDR’s move to sftp-push-receiver-2. If I re-enable FTP on ftp-push-receiver-1, the CDR’s move back to ftp-push-receiver-1 because it is configured with a higher priority (priority=0).
acmesystem# show running-config account-config
account-config
hostname localhost
port 1813
strategy Hunt
protocol RADIUS
state enabled
max-msg-delay 60
max-wait-failover 100
trans-at-close disabled
file-output enabled
max-file-size 1000000
max-files 5
file-path /ramdrv/logs/
file-compression disabled
file-rotate-time 5
file-delete-alarm disabled
ftp-push enabled
ftp-address 172.16.4.105
ftp-port 21
ftp-user
ftp-password
ftp-remote-path
cdr-output-redundancy enabled
interim-stats-id-types
generate-start OK
generate-interim
Unsuccessful-Attempt
intermediate-period 0
prevent-duplicate-attrs disabled
vsa-id-range
cdr-output-inclusive enabled
ftp-strategy Hunt
ftp-max-wait-failover 120
push-receiver
server 172.16.4.104
port 21
admin-state enabled
remote-path /home/ossadmin/OSS/SDReporter/cdrconverter/data/INPUT/ AcmeC6.2-2/1
filename-prefix
priority 0
protocol ftp
username ossadmin
password ********
public-key
push-receiver
server 172.16.4.105
port 22
admin-state enabled
remote-path /home/ossadmin/OSS/SDReporter/cdrconverter/data/INPUT/ AcmeC6.2-2/1
filename-prefix
priority 1
protocol sftp
username ossadmin
password ********
public-key
last-modified-by admin@172.16.4.7
last-modified-date 2011-03-07 20:09:37
task done
acmesystem#