Table Of Contents
A - B - C - D - E - F - G - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W -
Index
A
AAC calls 10-25
CDR example 10-26
scenarios 10-79
abandoned calls 10-9
abandoned calls examples 10-10
abandoned calls scenario 10-38
activating CAR 2-1
add incoming number prefix to CDR service parameter 2-3
ad hoc conference linking 10-18
call scenarios 10-50
CDR examples 10-50
administrators, CAR 1-5
alerts
enabling or disabling, by mail 4-8
allowed CDRonDemand get_file_list queries per minute service parameter 2-3
allowed CDRonDemand get_file queries per minute enterprise parameter 2-3
application user 2-4
authCodeDescription, CDR field name 10-100
authenticate and show CAR pages 1-14
authorization code name
system report 6-17
authorization code name report 6-17
authorizationCodeValue, CDR field name 10-102
authorization level
system report 6-18
authorizationLevel, CDR field name 10-101
authorization level report 6-18
automatic
database purge 3-14
report generation 4-6
auto pickup 10-12
auto pickup CDR example 10-13
auto pickup scenarios 10-43
B
barge scenarios 10-66
base rate 4-2
bill
department 5-3
department detail, report results 11-4
department summary, report results 11-2
individual 5-1
individual detail, report results 11-4
individual summary, report results 11-2
C
call control process 10-2
call detail
conference call detail, report results 11-42
call Diagnostics Enabled service parameter 2-2
callIdentifier, CMR field name 10-103
call information record types 10-5
callingPartyNumber, CDR field name 10-86
callingPartyNumberPartition, CDR field name 10-97
callingPartyUnicodeLoginUserID, CDR field name 10-87
call monitoring 10-23
call monitoring CDR example 10-23
call park pickup 10-61
call park reversion scenario 10-62
call park scenarios 10-61
call pickup scenarios 10-42
call recording 10-23
call recording CDR example 10-24
call release cause codes 10-8
call scenarios, CDR 10-36
callSecuredStatus, CDR field name 10-101
call secured status scenarios 10-71
calls with busy or bad destinations 10-10
calls with busy or bad destinations CDR examples 10-10
calls with busy or bad destinations scenarios 10-40
call termination
CDR search by 8-4
call termination cause codes, Cisco-specific, table 10-112
call termination cause codes, table 10-110
call types 10-8
QoS by 6-8
QoS report results by call types 11-20
call usage for assistant-detail
report results 11-10
call usage for assistant-summary
report results 11-11
call usage for manager-detail
report results 11-13
call usage for manager-summary
report results 11-14
CAR
administrators, managers, users 1-5
assistant call usage configuration 5-12
automatic database purge configuration 3-14
automatic report generation/alert configuration 4-6
call termination details, viewing 8-5
CDR/CMR records configuration 9-1, 10-1
CDR error report 6-22
CDR error report configuration 6-22
CDR search
by call precedence levels 8-6
configuration 8-1
malicious calls 8-7
overview 1-12
CDR search by cause for call termination configuration 8-4
CDR search by gateway configuration 8-3
CDR search by user extension configuration 8-1
checklist 1-15
Cisco IP Manager Assistant usage reports, described 5-11
Cisco IP Phone services report configuration 5-13
conference bridge utilization report 7-15
conference call details configuration 7-14
configuration, gateway 3-5
department bills configuration 5-3
described 1-2
device report, described 7-1
device reports
overview 1-10
dial plan default values 3-3
disabling automatic database purge 3-14
event log report output parameters 3-16
event log report status 3-15
export CDR/CMR records results 9-2
gateway report 7-1, 7-8
generate report fields 6-7, 6-9, 6-12, 6-14, 6-20
individual bills configuration 5-2
list of topics 1-1
load CDR and CMR values 3-8
logging off 2-6
malicious call identification 6-19
manager call usage configuration 5-11
manual database purge 3-13
notification limits configuration 4-8
overview 2-1
precedence call summary 6-20
QoS by call types configuration 6-8
QoS by call types report 6-8
QoS by gateway configuration 6-6
QoS by gateway report 6-6
QoS default values 4-5
QoS detail report
call types 6-3
voice quality 6-4, 6-13
QoS detail report configuration 6-2
QoS parameter operators 6-2
QoS parameters
call types 6-9
QoS reports, described 6-1
QoS summary report
call types 6-5
QoS summary report configuration 6-4
QoS values, defining 4-5
rating engine configuration 4-1
report configuration, described 4-1
reports, results 11-1
restoring database purge defaults 3-13
restoring dial plan default values 3-3
searching for users 5-15
system configuration 1-6, 3-1
system log screens, described 3-15
system overview report 6-21
system overview report configuration 6-21
system preferences parameters 3-6
system reports
overview 1-8
system reports, described 6-1
top N, described 5-4
top N by charge
call types 5-5
report types 5-6
top N by charge configuration 5-4
top N by duration
call types 5-7
report types 5-8
top N by duration configuration 5-7
top N by number of calls
call types 5-9
report types 5-10
top N by number of calls configuration 5-9
traffic reports
described 6-10
traffic summary (extn), call types 6-15
traffic summary, call types 6-12
traffic summary by extensions report 6-14
traffic summary by extensions report configuration 6-14
traffic summary report 6-11
traffic summary report configuration 6-11
uninhibited loading of CDR values 3-8
user reports 1-7
user reports, described 5-1
voice messaging utilization report 7-16
car_CDRSearchByCauseCodesReport 8-5
CAR logon error message 2-5
cbarge scenarios 10-68
CDR
automatic database purge configuration 3-14
disabling automatic database purge 3-14
disabling loading 3-7
dump table 11-49
error, report results 11-32
error report 6-22
load schedule configuration 3-7
restoring the default load schedule 3-7
search 8-1
search by cause for call termination 8-4
search by gateway 8-3
search by user extension 8-1
search by user extension, report results 11-48
service parameters, configuring 2-2
values
CDR load 3-8
CDR Agent 10-3
CDR analysis and reporting
general information 1-6
internationalization 1-13, 1-14
CDR Analysis and Reporting Tool
described 2-1
logging off 2-6
CDR call scenarios 10-36
CDR Enabled Flag service parameter 2-2
CDR examples 10-8
CDR field descriptions 10-84
CDR file time interval enterprise parameter 2-3
CDR Log Calls With Zero Duration Flag service parameter 2-2
CDR management 10-3
CDR onDemand Service 10-4
CDR overview 10-3
CDR processing 10-2
cdrRecordType, CDR field name 10-84
cdrRecordType, CMR field name 10-102
CDR repository 10-2
CDR Repository Manager 10-4
CDRs
understanding 1-1
CDR values
uninhibited loading 3-8
Cisco IPMA usage reports
manager call usage 5-11
Cisco IP Phone services
report configuration 5-13
report results 11-16
Cisco personal assistant 10-30
Cisco-specific call termination cause codes, table 10-112
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Assistant call usage reports
assistant call usage 5-12
client matter code
system report 6-16
clientMatterCode, CDR field name 10-101
client matter code report 6-16
client matter code reports 6-16
client matter code scenarios 10-70
cluster ID enterprise parameter 2-3
CMC reports 6-16
CMC scenarios 10-70
CMR dump table 11-49
CMR Field Descriptions (Diagnostic), table 10-102
CMR K-Factor data 10-107
CMR values, CDR load 3-8
codec types, table 10-108
comment, CDR field name 10-100
conference bridge utilization, report results 11-44
conference call detail, report results 11-42
conference calls 10-15
conference calls CDR examples 10-16
conference calls scenarios 10-48
conference drop any party 10-21
conference linking 10-18
conference linking, removing a controller from linked conference 10-56
conference linking, removing a party from a linked conference 10-54
conference linking, removing the linked conference 10-58
conference linking, using transfer or direct transfer 10-52
configuration checklist
CAR 1-15
configuring 6-19, 6-20, 8-6, 8-7
conventions iii-xiii
customizing, reports for automatic generation 4-7
customizing reports for automatic generation 1-11
D
daily charges, notification limits configuration 4-8
daily reports
scheduling 3-9
database
automatic purge configuration 3-14
disabling automatic purge 3-14
restoring purge defaults 3-13
dateTimeConnect, CDR field name 10-96
dateTimeDisconnect, CDR field name 10-96
dateTimeOrigination, CDR field name 10-85
dateTimeStamp, CMR field name 10-104
department bill
detail 5-3
summary 5-3
department bill detail
report results 11-4
department bill detail, report results 11-4
department bill summary
report results 11-2
department bill summary, report results 11-2
destCallTerminationOnBehalfOf, CDR field name 10-99
destCause_location 10-92
destCause_value, CDR field name 10-93
destConversationID, CDR field name 10-100
destDeviceName, CDR field name 10-98
destDTMFMethod, CDR field name 10-101
destIpAddr, CDR field name 10-91
destLegCallIdentifier, CDR field name 10-90
destMediaCap_Bandwidth, CDR field name 10-102
destMediaCap_g723BitRate, CDR field name 10-94
destMediaCap_maxFramesPerPacket, CDR field name 10-94
destMediaCap_payloadCapability, CDR field name 10-94
destMediaTransportAddress_IP, CDR field name 10-93
destMediaTransportAddress_Port, CDR field name 10-94
destNodeId, CDR field name 10-91
destPrecedenceLevel, CDR field name 10-93
destRSVPAudioStat, CDR field name 10-95
destRSVPideoStat, CDR field name 10-95
destSpan, CDR field name 10-91
destVideoCap_Bandwidth, CDR field name 10-94
destVideoCap_Codec, CDR field name 10-94
destVideoCap_Resolution, CDR field name 10-94
destVideoTransportAddress_IP, CDR field name 10-95
destVideoTransportAddress_Port, CDR field name 10-95
detail
department bill 5-3
department bill, report results 11-4
gateway 7-1
gateway, report results 11-33
individual bill 5-1
individual bill, report results 11-4
QoS, report results 11-16
QoS report 6-2
details report 6-19
deviceName, CMR field name 10-106
device reports 7-1
device reports, CAR 1-10
dial plan, configuration 3-2
directoryNumber, CMR field name 10-104
directoryNumberPartition, CMR field name 10-106
disabling
alerts by mail 4-8
automatic CAR and CDR database purge 3-14
automatic database purge 3-14
CDR loading 3-7
display FAC in CDR service parameter 2-3
document
audience iii-xii
conventions iii-xiii
organization iii-xii
purpose iii-xi
documentation
related iii-xiii
DTMF methods 10-72
dump table, CDR and CMR 11-49
duration 4-2
duration, CDR field name 10-98
E
enabling
alerts by mail 4-8
reports for automatic generation 4-7
enabling reports for automatic generation 1-11
enterprise parameter
allowed CDRonDemand get_file queries per minute 2-3
CDRfile time interval 2-3
cluster ID 2-3
enterprise parameters 2-3
error
CDR report 6-22
CDR report, results 11-32
event log
generating 3-15
event log, generating 1-6
event log report
output 3-16
status 3-15
extension
CDR search by 8-1
CDR search by, report results 11-48
F
FAC scenarios 10-70
filename format 10-2
finalCalledPartyNumber, CDR field name 10-92
finalCalledPartyNumberPartition, CDR field name 10-97
finalCalledPartyUnicodeLoginUserID, CDR field name 10-92
flat file format 10-2
forced authorization code scenarios 10-70
forwarded calls 10-11
forwarded calls scenarios 10-41
forward or redirected call CDR examples 10-11
G
gateway
CDR search by 8-3
configuration for CAR 3-5
QoS by 6-6
QoS report results by gateway 11-19
gateway detail
call types 7-3, 7-5
voice quality 7-3
gateway detail, report results 11-33
gateway detail report 7-1
gateway report, configuring 7-1
gateway summary, report results 11-35
gateway summary report 7-4
gateway utilization, report results 11-38
gateway utilization report 7-6
generate report fields 7-7, 7-9, 7-11, 7-12, 7-15, 7-17
generating
event log 3-15
globalCallID_callId, CDR field name 10-85
globalCallId_callId, CMR field name 10-103
globalCallID_callManagerID, CDR field name 10-84
globalCallID_callManagerId, CMR field name 10-103
globalCallId_ClusterId, CDR field name 10-100
globalCallId_ClusterId, CMR field name 10-106
global call identifier 10-5
I
identity management system error message 2-5
idivert scenarios 10-64
iLBC calls 10-25
CDR example 10-26
scenarios 10-79
immediate divert (to voicemail) 10-22
immediate divert (to voicemail) scenarios 10-64
immediate divert CDR example 10-22
IMS error message 2-5
individual bill
configuration 5-2
detail 5-1
summary 5-1
individual bill detail
report results 11-4
individual bill detail, report results 11-4
individual bill summary
report results, report results
department bill summary 11-2
individual bill summary, report results 11-2
intercom 10-29
intercom calls scenario 10-83
intercom CDR example 10-29
internationalization for CDR analysis and reporting 1-13
interpreting personal assistant data in CDRs 10-30
IP addresses 10-8
J
jitter, CMR field name 10-105
joinOnBehalfOf, CDR field name 10-100
K
K-Factor data in CMRs 10-107
L
lastRedirectDn, CDR field name 10-96
lastRedirectDnPartition, CDR field name 10-98
lastRedirectRedirectOnBehalfOf, CDR field name 10-99
lastRedirectRedirectReason, CDR field name 10-100
latency, CMR field name 10-106
legacy call pickup scenarios 10-44
load
CDR schedule configuration 3-7
disabling CDR 3-7
restoring the default CDR schedule 3-7
logging off CAR 2-6
logon error message 2-5
logon page 1-14
M
mailing a report 5-14
mail server parameters 3-1
malicious calls 10-21
malicious calls CDR example 10-21
malicious calls scenarios 10-64
managers, CAR 1-5
manual database purge, configuration 3-13
media information 11-49
meet-me conference CDR examples 10-17
meet-me conferences 10-17
meet-me secure conference scenarios 10-50
mobility 10-27
mobility call pickup example 10-82
mobility follow me example 10-80
mobility handin example 10-80
mobility handout example 10-81
mobility IVR example 10-82
mobility scenarios 10-80
monitor calls scenarios 10-76
monthly reports
scheduling 3-11
N
nodeId, CMR field name 10-103
normal calls scenario 10-38
notification limits 4-8
numberOctetsReceived, CMR field name 10-105
numberOctetsSent, CMR field name 10-104
numberPacketsLost, CMR field name 10-105
numberPacketsReceived, CMR field name 10-104
numberPacketsSent, CMR field name 10-104
number translations 10-6
O
OnBehalfOf codes, table 10-114
on-net calls 10-9
organization iii-xii
origCalledPartyRedirectOnBehalfOf, CDR field name 10-99
origCalledPartyRedirectReason, CDR field name 10-99
origCallTerminationOnBehalfOf, CDR field name 10-98
origCause_location, CDR field name 10-87
origCause_value, CDR field name 10-87
origConversationID, CDR field name 10-102
origDeviceName, CDR field name 10-98
origDTMFMethod, CDR field name 10-101
originalCalledPartyNumber, CDR field name 10-91
originalCalledPartyNumberPartition, CDR field name 10-97
original calling party on transfer 10-30
original calling party on transfer CDR example 10-30
origIpAddr, CDR field name 10-86
origLegCallIdentifier, CDR field name 10-85
origMediaCap_Bandwidth, CDR field name 10-102
origMediaCap_g72.3BitRate, CDR field name 10-89
origMediaCap_maxFramesPerPacket, CDR field name 10-89
origMediaCap_payloadCapability, CDR field name 10-88
origMediaTransportAddress_IP, CDR field name 10-88
origMediaTransportAddress_Port, CDR field name 10-88
origNodeId, CDR field name 10-85
origPrecedenceLevel, CDR field name 10-88
origRSVPAudioStat, CDR field name 10-90
origRSVPVideoStat, CDR field name 10-90
origSpan, CDR field name 10-86
origVideoCap_Bandwidth, CDR field name 10-89
origVideoCap_Codec, CDR field name 10-89
origVideoCap_Resolution, CDR field name 10-89
origVideoTransportAddress_IP, CDR field name 10-89
origVideoTransportAddress_Port, CDR field name 10-89
overview
automatic report generation 4-6
CAR 2-1
department bill reports 5-3
device reports 7-1
error and event logs 1-6
individual bill reports 5-1
system report 6-21
P
parameters
factoring time of day for rating 4-3
factoring voice quality for rating 4-4
mail server configuration 3-1
setting the base rate and duration for rating 4-2
system configuration 3-1
partitions and numbers 10-6
personal assistant conferencing 10-36
personal assistant conferencing CDR example 10-36
personal assistant data 10-30
personal assistant data in CDRs 10-30
personal assistant direct call 10-31
personal assistant direct call CDR example 10-31
personal assistant interceptor going to media port and transferring the call 10-31
personal assistant interceptor going to media port and transferring the call CDR example 10-31
personal assistant interceptor going to multiple destinations 10-33
personal assistant interceptor going to multiple destinations CDR examples 10-33
personal media interceptor going directly to destination CDR examples 10-32
pickup call CDR example 10-12
pickup calls 10-12
pkid, CDR field name 10-96
pkid, CMR field name 10-106
precedence calls (MLPP) 10-20
precedence calls CDR example 10-20
precedence calls scenarios 10-63
preferences
system configuration 3-6
purge
automatic database configuration 3-14
disabling automatic database 3-14
restoring database defaults 3-13
Q
QoS
default values 4-5
defining values 4-5
notification limits configuration 4-8
QoS by call types, report results 11-20
QoS by call types report 6-8
QoS by gateway, report results 11-19
QoS by gateway report 6-6
QoS detail, report results 11-16
QoS detail report
call types 6-3
voice quality 6-4, 6-13
QoS parameters, call types 6-9
QoS summary, report results 11-18
QoS summary report
call types 6-5
R
rating engine, configuration 4-1
rating parameters
factoring time of day 4-3
factoring voice quality 4-4
setting the base rate and duration 4-2
recording calls scenarios 10-77
redirected calls 10-11
Redirection (3xx) call scenarios 10-74
redirect reason codes, table 10-113
refer calls 10-76
related documentation iii-xiii
replaces calls scenarios 10-75
report
authorization code name 6-17
authorization level 6-18
CDR error 6-22
CDR search 8-1
CDR search by cause for call termination 8-4
CDR search by gateway 8-3
CDR search by user extension 8-1
Cisco IPMA 5-11
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Assistant 5-12
client matter code 6-16
department bill 5-3
device 7-1
gateway detail report 7-1
gateway summary 7-4
gateway utilization 7-6
individual bill 5-1
mailing 5-14
QoS by call types report 6-8
QoS by gateway report 6-6
QoS detail 6-2
route and line group utilization 7-8
route list utilization 7-10
route pattern/hunt pilot utilization 7-12
system 6-1
system overview 6-21
top N by charge 5-4
top N by duration 5-7
top N by number of calls 5-9
traffic summary 6-11
traffic summary by extensions 6-14
voice-mail utilization 7-16
report configuration, CAR 4-1
report results
call usage for assistant-detail 11-10
call usage for assistant-summary 11-11
call usage for manager-detail 11-13
call usage for manager-summary 11-14
CDR error 11-32
CDR search by user extension 11-48
Cisco IP Phone services 11-16
conference bridge utilization 11-44
conference call detail 11-42
department bill, detail 11-4
department bill, summary 11-2
department bill detail 11-4
gateway detail 11-33
gateway summary 11-35
gateway utilization 11-38
individual bill, detail 11-4
individual bill, summary 11-2
individual bill detail 11-4
individual bill summary 11-2
QoS by gateway 11-19
QoS detail 11-16
QoS report by call types 11-20
QoS summary 11-18
route group utilization 11-38
route list utilization 11-38
route pattern utilization 11-38
system overview 11-31
top N by charge 11-6
top N by duration 11-6
top N by number of calls 11-8
traffic summary 11-22
traffic summary by extensions 11-22
voice mail utilization 11-46
Reports
CAR report results 11-1
reports
automatic generation configuration 4-6
automatic report generation/alert 4-6
customizing for automatic generation 1-11, 4-7
enabling for automatic generation 1-11, 4-7
overview 1-14
scheduling daily 3-9
scheduling monthly 3-11
scheduling weekly 3-10
system overview results 11-31
user 5-1
user, CAR 1-7
restoring
CAR database purge defaults 3-13
default CDR load schedule 3-7
role-based call routing 10-30
route
group utilization, report results 11-38
list utilization, report results 11-38
pattern utilization, report results 11-38
route and line group utilization report 7-8
route list utilization report 7-10
route pattern/hunt pilot utilization report 7-12
route plan utilization report, configuring 7-8
RSVP call scenarios 10-73
S
schedule
CDR load configuration 3-7
restoring the default CDR load 3-7
scheduling
daily reports 3-9
monthly reports 3-11
weekly reports 3-10
search
CDR by cause for call termination 8-4
CDR by gateway 8-3
CDR by user extension 8-1
CDR by user extension, report results 11-48
CDRs 8-1
searching for users, CAR 5-15
secure meet-me conference scenarios 10-50
server, mail parameters 3-1
service parameter
add incoming number prefix to CDR 2-3
allowed CDRonDemand get_file_list queries per minute 2-3
call diagnostics enabled 2-2
CDR Enabled Flag 2-2
CDR Log Calls With Zero Duration Flag 2-2
display FAC in CDR 2-3
show line group member DN in finalCalledPartyNumber CDR field 2-3
short call CDR example 10-11
short calls 10-11
show line group member DN in finalCalledPartyNumber CDR fields service parameter 2-3
speech-enabled directory dialing 10-30
speech-enabled simple ad hoc conferencing 10-30
speech-enabled voice-mail browsing 10-30
successful on-net call CDR examples 10-9
successful on-net calls 10-9
summary
department bill 5-3
gateway 7-4
gateway, report results 11-35
individual bill 5-1
QoS, report results 11-18
traffic 6-11
traffic, report results 11-22
traffic by extensions 6-14
traffic by extensions, report results 11-22
system, CAR 1-6
system overview, report results 11-31
system overview report 6-21
system parameters, configuration 3-1
system preferences
configuration 3-6
system preferences parameters for CAR 3-6
system reports, CAR 1-8
T
table, CDR and CMR dump 11-49
talk-back intercom example 10-83
time of day 4-3
timestamps 10-7
top N
by charge 5-4
by charge, report results 11-6
by duration 5-7
by duration, report results 11-6
by number of calls 5-9
by number of calls, report results 11-8
top N by charge
call types 5-5
report types 5-6
top N by charge, report results 11-6
top N by duration
call types 5-7
configuration 5-7
report types 5-8
top N by duration, report results 11-6
top N by number of calls
call types 5-9
configuration 5-9
report types 5-10
top N by number of calls, report results 11-8
traffic summary 6-11
traffic summary (extn), call types 6-15
traffic summary, call types 6-12
traffic summary, report results 11-22
traffic summary by extensions, report results 11-22
traffic summary by extensions report 6-14
transferred calls 10-13
transferred calls CDR examples 10-13
transferred calls scenarios 10-45
transfer with consultation 10-15
transfer with consultation CDR examples 10-15
transfer without consultation 10-14
transfer without consultation CDR examples 10-14
types of codec, table 10-108
U
uninhibited loading of CDR values 3-8
unsuccessful calls scenarios 10-40
user reports, CAR 1-7
user reports, described 5-1
users, CAR 1-5
using 3-13
utilization
conference bridge, report results 11-44
gateway 7-6
gateway, report results 11-38
route and line group 7-8
route group, report results 11-38
route list 7-10
route list, report results 11-38
route pattern/hunt pilot 7-12
voice-mail 7-16
voice mail, report results 11-46
V
varVQMetrics, CMR field name 10-107
video calls 10-22
video calls CDR example 10-22
video calls scenarios 10-69
viewing 9-2
voice mail utilization, report results 11-46
voice-mail utilization report 7-16
voice quality 4-4
W
weekly reports
scheduling 3-10
whisper intercom example 10-83