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Mitel ICP 3300 SMDR Buffer size
- Thread starter Solojer
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Pretty sure it is 10000 entries. It will also start over writing the oldest entries when the buffer is full.
You would use the maintenance commands to see them. I would make sure that you do not use the broadest command as it will take quite a while to display all the entries. While you are in the maintenance form, click on the help button for a list of commands. Logsys read smdr is the broadest command, but there are options to filter that before you click commit!
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If you did not take enough time to get it right the first time...
What makes you think that you have time to fix it?
You would use the maintenance commands to see them. I would make sure that you do not use the broadest command as it will take quite a while to display all the entries. While you are in the maintenance form, click on the help button for a list of commands. Logsys read smdr is the broadest command, but there are options to filter that before you click commit!
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If you did not take enough time to get it right the first time...
What makes you think that you have time to fix it?
Last I checked the default was 20,000.
I seem to remember this could be modified as well.
Checking without purging requires maintenance commands.
Telnet to ICP address port 1752 with stream (Purge) the data to the connected device.
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I seem to remember this could be modified as well.
Checking without purging requires maintenance commands.
Telnet to ICP address port 1752 with stream (Purge) the data to the connected device.
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
LOGSYS info: Attributes for SMDR log.[tt]
FILE routed to: .REDUNLOGS.SMDR
PRINT routed to:
RAM size: 32768 bytes.
FILE size: 20000 entries.
Overflow disposition: WRAP
Print header: System OFF Date OFF Reason OFF
Print reason: LOAD
LOAD setting: First 1 Increment 1
ALARM setting: First 0 Increment 0[/tt]
The Size can be modified by using Logsys Size (LOGS S)
Qualifiers:
<logname> RAM <number of bytes>
<logname> FILE <entry count>
Purpose:
Sets the size of the RAM buffer (RAM) or buffer file (FILE) for the specified log.
Details:
[highlight]It is recommended that you do not change the RAM buffer size[/highlight]. However, with Internal SMDR, the logs capacity may have to be increased to allow for additional call records. The size of the records for the hard drive may be increased to accommodate this change.
Note: The Logsys Size command causes the present contents of the RAM buffer or buffer file to be lost.
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
FILE routed to: .REDUNLOGS.SMDR
PRINT routed to:
RAM size: 32768 bytes.
FILE size: 20000 entries.
Overflow disposition: WRAP
Print header: System OFF Date OFF Reason OFF
Print reason: LOAD
LOAD setting: First 1 Increment 1
ALARM setting: First 0 Increment 0[/tt]
The Size can be modified by using Logsys Size (LOGS S)
Qualifiers:
<logname> RAM <number of bytes>
<logname> FILE <entry count>
Purpose:
Sets the size of the RAM buffer (RAM) or buffer file (FILE) for the specified log.
Details:
[highlight]It is recommended that you do not change the RAM buffer size[/highlight]. However, with Internal SMDR, the logs capacity may have to be increased to allow for additional call records. The size of the records for the hard drive may be increased to accommodate this change.
Note: The Logsys Size command causes the present contents of the RAM buffer or buffer file to be lost.
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
ooops! Was it ever 10000? Maybe Mitel recently changed that?? Throw me a bone here!
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If you did not take enough time to get it right the first time...
What makes you think that you have time to fix it?
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If you did not take enough time to get it right the first time...
What makes you think that you have time to fix it?
IrwinMFletcher
Programmer
Bone? Nope, sorry, but how about an anchor? Been 20000 since at least R6.0 
Maintenance logs are 1000.
Maintenance logs are 1000.
Paterson - Nope, I've never known it to be anything but 20,000 unless it was changed. That goes back to at least release 4.1.
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
danramirez
Programmer
75000 records is the max. buffer size for smdr
LOGS SIZE SMDR FILE 75000
Regards,
Daniel
LOGS SIZE SMDR FILE 75000
Regards,
Daniel
To repeat for emphasis:
It is [highlight]recommended[/highlight] that you [highlight]do not change[/highlight] the [highlight]RAM buffer size[/highlight]. However, with Internal SMDR, the logs capacity may have to be increased to allow for additional call records. The size of the records for the hard drive may be increased to accommodate this change.
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
It is [highlight]recommended[/highlight] that you [highlight]do not change[/highlight] the [highlight]RAM buffer size[/highlight]. However, with Internal SMDR, the logs capacity may have to be increased to allow for additional call records. The size of the records for the hard drive may be increased to accommodate this change.
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Occam's Razor - All things being equal, the simplest solution is the right one.
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