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Logs
Click Clear all records to empty the log memory.
Caution: Clear all records permanently removes all records from the TelePresence Server. You cannot
retrieve cleared records.
CDR log reference
The following table describes the fields in the CDR log:
Table 40: CDR log details
Field Field description
# (record The unique index number for this Call Detail
number) Record.
Time The time at which the Call Detail Record was
created.
Conference The GUID of the conference to which this
record applies.
Participant The GUID of the participant to which this
record applies.
Message The type of the Call Detail Record, and brief
details, if available.
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Usage tips
Records are created as different conference
events occur. The time the record was created
is the time that the event occurred.
Incoming CDR log events are stored with the
local time stamp (not UTC).
Changing the time (either by changing the
system time or via an NTP update) causes new
events in the CDR log to show the new time.
No change will be made to the timestamp of
existing records.
Each new conference is created with a
globally unique identifier (GUID). All records
relating to a particular conference display this
identifier, which can make auditing conference
events much simpler.
Click the GUID to see only those records that
relate to this conference.
Each participant is represented by a globally
unique identifier (GUID), which can simplify
your record management.
Click the GUID to see only those records that
pertain to this participant.
Click >> to expand the details of all messages
of this type.
You can do this for all messages by selecting
All and clicking Update display, which can be
useful in combination with the Filter string to
find records where the message contains a
particular word.
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