Avaya DEFINITY ONE Installation And Upgrades page 250

Installation and Upgrades for DEFINITY ONE and
IP600 Internet Protocol Release 10 555-233-109
3 System Initialization
Administer DEFINITY ONE or IP600
6. Click on Shared As ; leave the share name as cdr .
7. Click OK.
Mapping Shared CDR Directory
At the call accounting client platform:
1. Using Windows Explorer, access Tools, Map Network Drive, and note the
next available drive letter listed under drive .
2. Enter the machine name of the DEFINITY ONE or IP600 server platform
and the shared CDR directory in the following example format
(\\DEFONE\CDR); then click OK.
3. Enter User name and Password, click OK.
4. Check the left pane of the Explorer window to verify that a mapped entry
such as CDR on 'Def1' F:\ is visible.
5. Click on that entry to check for cas.in files if the DEFINITY ONE or IP600 is
processing calls.
Setting Call Collection Interface
1. Access the call accounting main menu, and select Configuration Call
Collection Interface.
2. Select the Collect from File 1.1 entry, under Protocol/Device used to
collect call records .
3. Ensure that a format has been set.
4. Click on Configure Settings.
5. Enter the drive letter of the previously mapped drive to the DEFINITY ONE
or IP600 server, along with the file name of cas.in (For example, F:\cas.in).
6. Ensure that a proper polling interval is displayed (the default of 60 seconds
is usually fine); then click OK to save the settings.
7. Still in the Configuration Call Collection Interface dialog, ensure that the
enable from/to entry is set to the future.
8. Click Close.
The interface will restart.
NOTE:
Any problems mapping this drive or accessing the shared CDR
directory after mapping indicates a network connectivity or
administration problem, and must be resolved before proceeding.
NOTE:
DEFINITY ONE or IP600 should be set to output 24 word
(unformatted) call records.
Issue 6
December 2001
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