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Need help with new CDR link from a CM 6

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jlroeder

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Sep 18, 2009
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Our system collects the CDR on its disk currently. I am trying to establish an Ethernet link to an IP Buffer and then to our CDR collection server. I know there are several different ways to do this. I'm trying to use my Scannex IP Buffer to go into my Avaya to pull the records. I already have my link established between the IP Buffer and CDR Server. The problem I am having is the Avaya side of the link and how to pull or push the records.
 
if the llink is active the switch will send thecdr data until the buffere fulls , do status cdr to see what you see

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My link state is up, but in CDR System Parameters my primary output endpoint is disk.
 
Avaya will push CDR if you provide an IP and Port. Say the CDR server is 5.5.5.5:5050 here is what you'd configure:

Code:
change node-names ip                                            Page   1 of   2
                                  IP NODE NAMES
    Name              IP Address
asterisk            10.99.99.16
default             0.0.0.0
procr               10.99.99.11
procr6              ::
sbc                 10.99.99.23
sm                  10.99.99.19
[b]MyNewCDR            5.5.5.5[/b]

Code:
change ip-services                                              Page   1 of   3

                                   IP SERVICES
 Service     Enabled     Local        Local       Remote      Remote
  Type                   Node         Port        Node        Port
[b]CDR2                 procr            0       MyNewCDR        5050[/b]

Code:
change system-parameters cdr                                    Page   1 of   1
                            CDR SYSTEM PARAMETERS

 Node Number (Local PBX ID):                       CDR Date Format: month/day
      Primary Output Format: [b]expanded[/b]      Primary Output Endpoint: [b]CDR2[/b]
    Secondary Output Format:
Obviously you'd probably want to use the "Secondary Output" instead until you know you are ready to switch for good.

 
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