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Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

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Retrieving CDR data from Survivable IP systems<br />

When in survival mode, the survivable expansion cabinets and survivable media<br />

gateways operate as if they are standalone Meridian 1 PBX 11C Cabinet or CS 1000<br />

systems. Call Detail Records (CDR) and Traffic Measurements (TRF) are generated<br />

only by the expansion cabinets and the media gateways when the systems are operating<br />

in survival mode.<br />

In the event that an expansion cabinet or media gateway enters survival mode, it is<br />

possible to collect CDR records from the expansion cabinet or media gateway. These<br />

records must be manually retrieved, using the XModem procedure, when the expansion<br />

cabinet or media gateway returns to normal mode.<br />

XModem procedure<br />

Call Detail Records (CDR) are generated only by the Meridian 1 PBX 11C Cabinet and<br />

the survivable media gateways when the system is running in survival mode. The CDR<br />

are deleted from the survivable cabinet or survivable media gateway once they have<br />

been successfully transferred to the PC. The XCDR command in LD 143 transfers the<br />

CDR file from the Meridian 1 PBX 11C Cabinet or the media gateway directly to the<br />

OTM PC. There is one CDR file stored on each expansion cabinet or media gateway.<br />

To retrieve the CDR files stored on the survivable expansion cabinets or the survivable<br />

media gateways using XModem:<br />

Procedure 39<br />

Retrieve CDR files<br />

1 Establish a connection between the PC and the main cabinet of the Meridian 1<br />

PBX 11C Cabinet or the call server of the CS 1000 system.<br />

This may be done either remotely through the use of a modem or directly through<br />

the use of a serial cable and a modem eliminator.<br />

2 Use a terminal emulation program such as HyperTerminal to begin a TTY session<br />

with the system using either the modem or SDI cable.<br />

3 From the PC, go to LD 143 and type XCDR.<br />

4 When the system asks for an expansion cabinet number, enter the number assigned<br />

to the expansion cabinet or media gateway that contains the dba.cdr file that you<br />

want to retrieve.<br />

The system responds:<br />

553-3001-330 Standard 3.00 August 2005

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