Cisco IP Telephony Troubleshooting Guide for Cisco CallManager Release 3.0(1)

CDR Field Definition

The following table provides field definitions for CDRs.

Field Definitions

Field

cdrRecordType

globalCallIdentifier

origLegCallIdentifier

dateTimeOrigination

origNodeId

origSpan

callingPartyNumber

origIpPort

origIpAddr

Definition

Type of this record

unsigned integer

Specifies the type of this specific record. It could be a Start call record(0), End call record(1), or a CMR record(2).

Global Call Identifier

The Global Call Identifier consists of two fields which are both unsigned integers. The values must be treated as unsigned

integers.

 

The two fields are

 

Unsigned integer

GlobalCallID_CallID

Unsigned integer

GlobalCallID_CallManagerID

This is the call identifier that is assigned to the entire call. All records associated with a standard call will have the same global call identifier.

Origination leg call identifier

unsigned integer

This is a unique identifier that is used to track the origination leg of a call. It is unique within a cluster.

Date/time of call origination

unsigned integer

This represents the time that the device originating the call went off hook, or the time that an outside call was first recognized by the system (it received the Setup message). The value is a coordinated universal time (UTC) value, and represents the number of seconds since Midnight (00:00:00) Jan. 1, 1970.

Originator’s node ID

unsigned integer

This field represents the node within the Cisco CallManager cluster where the call originator was registered at the time of this call.

Originator’s span or port

unsigned integer

This field contains the originator’s port or span number if the call originated through a gateway. If not, this field contains zero (0).

Calling party number

up to 25 characters

This is the directory number of the device from which the call originated.

Calling party’s IP port

unsigned integer

This field contains the IP Port of the device from which the call originated.

Calling party’s IP address

unsigned integer

This field contains the IP address of the device from which the call originated.

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