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

Field Definitions

originalCallingPartyNumberPartition

origCause_Location

origCause_Value

origMediaTransportAddress_IP

origMediaTransportAddress_Port

origMediaCap_payloadCapability

origMediaCap_maxFramesPerPacket

origMediaCap_g723BitRate

lastRedirectDn

lastRedirectDnPartition

destLegIdentifier

Calling party’s partition

up to 50 characters

This field contains the Partition associated with the calling party.

ISDN location value

unsigned integer

This field contains the location value from the Cause information Element.

Calling party cause Of call termination

unsigned integer

This cause represents why the call to the originating device was terminated. In the case of transfers, forwards, and so on, the cause of call termination may be different for the originating device and the termination device. Thus, there are two cause fields associated with each call. Usually they will be the same.

The IP address for the originator’s media connection

unsigned integer

This is the destination IP Address to which the Media Stream from the originator was connected.

The port for the originator’s media connection

unsigned integer

This is the destination port to which the Media Stream from the originator was connected.

The codec type used by the originator unsigned integer

This field contains the Codec type (compression or payload type) that the originator used on the sending side during this call. It may be different than the codec type used on its receiving side.

The number of milliseconds of data per packet

unsigned integer

This field contains the number of milliseconds of data per packet sent to the destination, by the originator of this call. The actual data size depends on the codec type being used to generate the data.

The bit rate to be used by G.723

unsigned integer

Defines the bit rate to be used by G.723. There are two bit rate values. They are: 1 =5.3K bit rate, and 2 = 6.3K bit rate.

Directory number of the party that last redirected this call

up to 25 characters

This is the directory number of the last device that redirected this call. This field applies only to calls that were redirected, such as conference calls, call forwarded calls, and so on.

Partition of the phone that last redirected this call up to 50 characters

This is the Partition of the last device that redirected this call. This field applies only to calls that were redirected such as conference calls, call forwarded calls, and so on.

The call identifier for the destination leg of the call

unsigned integer

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

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