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Deploying the snom ONE IP Telephone System
— Medium Security: The score must be 120 or higher (see Table 2-3).
— High Security: The score must be 200 or higher (see Table 2-3).
Table 2-3. Password Scoring Method
Character Type Points
Digits 10
Upper/lowercase letters 26
Symbol 28
■ Default CDR listing size: A Call Detail Record (CDR) is a record produced by the system that
contains the details of calls that have terminated on the system. CDRs include the date and time
the call started, the number that made the call, the number that received the call, and the call duration.
Use this field to limit the number of CDRs that will be displayed in the web interface (CDRs
can be memory consuming). The default is 30 CDRs. For more information on CDRs, see Chapter
21.
■ Keep CDR Duration: This setting defines the length of time CDRs are kept on the file system.
CDRs can consume a large amount of disk space, so be careful when setting this field. If too many
CDRs are on a busy system, the system will not start. The default is 7 days. The duration can be
expressed in various time units:
— Seconds: Enter an s after the number (e.g., 60s for 60 seconds)
— Minutes: Enter an m after the number (e.g., 60m for 60 minutes)
— Hours: Enter an h after the number (e.g., 24h for 24 hours)
— Days: Enter a d after the number (e.g., 7d for 7 days)
■ SOAP Trusted IP: SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) is an XML message-based protocol
specification used for allowing computers to talk to each other over a network such as the Internet,
typically as part of a Web service. SOAP can be used to pass almost any type of data between two
applications. Because it is based on XML, SOAP is language- and platform-independent. The two
applications could be written in different languages and could run on different operating systems.
SOAP is often used to make Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs). When used to encode RPCs, SOAP
is used as the request/response protocol. See Chapter 13 for a sample SOAP message.
The SOAP Trusted IP field controls a SOAP request coming from random addresses and is available
only if the license key contains a SOAP flag. Use this field to specify the IP address or the host
names that are permitted to make SOAP request to the system (i.e., management system). If you
want to allow multiple systems to send SOAP requests, use a space to separate the entries.
■ CDR URL: The CDR URL field controls where the CDRs are written. The system can write
CDRs to a SOAP destination and to a CSV file (the default separator for the values is a comma;
however, it can be changed by modifying the cdr_field_separator parameter). To populate the
CDR URL field, use the syntax shown in Table 2-4. CDRs can be viewed only after they have been
collected and organized through an external call accounting application.
Table 2-4. Syntax Used in CDR URLs
Format CDR URL Syntax Description of Syntax
ASCII cdr:192.168.1.2:10000 ■ 192.168.1.2 is the IP address
■ 10000 is the TCP port of the
CDR server
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