Displaying the ISDN calls list
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Displaying the ISDN calls list
The ISDN Calls List displays both active calls and com pleted calls on the Cisco TelePresence ISDN
Gateway together with their basic settings. The list enables you to disconnect active calls and to delete
completed calls from the list. For active calls, you can dis play further details (see Displaying detailed call
information).
Active calls are those calls that are taking place now. T he active calls list shows all calls that are currently
taking place. The maximum number of calls that can tak e place simultaneously is constrained by the
ISDN bandwidth available to the ISDN Gateway. Complet ed calls are calls that have ended. The
completed calls list shows only the most recent calls (up to 20 calls). Older calls are automatically deleted
from the list.
To display the ISDN Calls List go to ISDN > ISDN calls.
Field Field description
Type
The type of call, which will be IP to ISDN or ISDN to IP.
Participants
The participants in the call. An IP participant will be listed b y IP address, E164
number or H.323 ID. An ISDN participant will be listed b y Calling Party Number or
"<none>" if this information is not supplied by your ISDN net work.
Details
For example, the time that the call started, its duration and whether encryption is
used.
Progress
Progress is indicated for active calls onl y.

Disconnecting and deleting calls

To disconnect active calls, go to ISDN > ISDN Calls:
To disconnect particular calls, select the calls you want to d isconnect and click Disconnect
selected.
To disconnect all active calls, click Disconnect all.
To delete calls from the list of completed calls, go to ISDN > ISDN calls:
To delete particular calls from the list, select the calls you want to delete and click Purge
selected.
To delete all completed calls, click Purge all.
Diagnostic controls
By default diagnostic logging is disabled. This feature is for use by Cisco customer support and we
suggest that you do not change the setting unless instr ucted to do so.