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Table 11 XML CDR Configuration Tab

Attribute

Description

Settings

CdrAutoCleanLatestStalePeriod

Number of 30 minute periods

 

to wait before automatically

 

removing finished CDR files if

 

the latest file is not changed

 

within a specified period.

 

NOTE: Requires

 

cdrAutoCleanIfLatestStale to be

 

enabled.

1through 65535

default = 96

CdrBaseName

Name of CDR files assigned.

String

 

 

 

CdrDelimiter

Not Used

N/A

 

 

 

CdrFilePath

Path to where the XML based

String

 

CDR files are put relative to the

 

 

server install directory root.

 

 

 

 

CdrFileType

Not Used

N/A

 

 

 

CdrNameTimeStamp

Not Used

N/A

 

 

 

CdrRecordsPerFile

The maximum number of CDRs

1 through

 

per file.

65535

 

 

default = 500

 

 

 

CdrTimeToClose

The maximum time a CDR file

1 through

 

stays open after it has at least

65535

 

one CDR record in it.

default = 120

 

 

 

 

 

Enabling Packet To enable packet tracing for the accounting server using EMS:

Tracing

1From the Explorer tab, select the accounting server.

2From the Properties tab, select the BES Common Configuration tab.

3Double-click the PacketTracing field and select enable from the drop-down list.

4Click Save all.

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3Com V7000 manual Attribute Description

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