AudioCodes Mediant 1000B User Manual page 822

2. Click Add; the following dialog box appears:
Figure 51-4: SBC CDR Format Table - Add Row Dialog Box
3. Configure the CDR according to the parameters described in the table below.
4. Click Add.
An example of CDR customization rules configured in the table is shown below:
Figure 51-5: Example of CDR Customization Rules for SBC Calls
Parameter
Index
[SBCCDRFormat_Index]
CDR Type
cdr-type
[SBCCDRFormat_CDRT
ype]
Column Type
col-type
[SBCCDRFormat_Colum
nType]
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SBC CDR Format Table Parameter Descriptions
Defines an index number for the new table row.
Note: Each row must be configured with a unique index.
Defines the application type for which you want to customize CDRs.
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[1] Syslog SBC = (Default) Customizes CDR fields for SIP signaling-
related CDRs sent in Syslog messages.
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[3] Syslog Media = Customizes CDR fields for media-related CDRs
sent in Syslog messages.
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[5] History SBC = Customizes CDR fields that are stored locally on
the device.
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[7] RADIUS SBC = Customizes CDR fields (i.e., RADIUS Attributes)
for CDRs sent in RADIUS accounting request messages.
Defines the CDR field (column) that you want to customize. The
applicable CDR field depends on the settings of the 'CDR Type'
parameter:
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For all types: [0] CDR Type (default); [1] Call ID; [2] Session ID; [3]
Report Type; [4] Media Type; [5] Accounting Status Type; [6] H323
ID; [7] Radius Call ID; [8] Blank.
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Syslog SBC, History SBC, and RADIUS SBC: [10] Endpoint Type;
[11] Call Orig; [12] Source IP; [13] Destination IP; [14] Remote IP; [15]
Source Port; [16] Dest Port; [17] Remote Port; [18] Call Duration; [19]
Termination Side; [20] Termination Reason; [21] Setup Time; [22]
Connect Time; [23] Release Time; [24] Redirect Reason; [25] Was
Call Started; [26] IP Group ID; [27] IP Group Name; [28] SRD ID; [29]
SRD Name; [30] SIP Interface ID; [31] Transport Type; [32] Signaling
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