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| Running a Remote Update Manually
> You might need to run a remote update manually to populate the user database quickly or to correct database inconsistencies discovered during an audit. To run a remote update manually: Start at the Messaging Administration main menu and select Messaging. Enter your login.The system then displays the AUDIX Command Prompt screen. Enter list measurements feature day at the `enter command:` prompt. The system displays the Feature Daily Traffic screen. Write down the current number of remote users. Press F6 (Cancel). The cursor returns to the command line. Enter get remote-updates remote_machine_name at the `enter command:` prompt, where remote_machine_name is the name of a system that shares the network with your local system.
> Tip: To see a list of remote systems, use the list machines command as described in Viewing a List of Machines.
> The system displays the Remote Update Request screen. Press Enter to begin the remote update, or press F6 (Cancel) to cancel the update. The system begins the remote update.
> Note: The update might take some time, possibly hours, depending on the number of users on the remote system. Avoid running the remote update during prime time hours.
When the remote update is complete, enter list remote-extensions remote_machine_name at the `enter command:` prompt, where remote_machine_name is the name of a system that shares the network with your local system. The system displays the List Remote Extensions screen. Check that the remote users are listed on the local system. Enter list measurements feature day at the `enter command:` prompt. The system displays the Feature Daily Traffic screen. Verify the new number of remote users. Enter display administrator's-log at the `enter command:` prompt. The system displays the Administrator's Log screen. View the Administrator's Log to verify that no conflicts or problems occurred with the remote update. Press F1 (Cancel). The cursor returns to the command line, and the system displays the following message: `Command Successfully Completed`. Enter exit or another administrative command at the `enter command:` prompt. Top of page

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