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    Pu CME 7.

    1 – CME CSV CDR Lab

    UC SEVT Fall 2008

    Mili Daftary
    mdaftary@cisco.com

    Introduction:

    The gateway accounting currently supports AAA/Radius and Syslog mechanisms of


    logging CDR information. CME 4.2.1 extended existing AAA/Radius and Syslog
    accounting to include the supplementary services accounting information.
    CME 4.3 / 7.0 implemented a new file mechanism to “FTP/Flash” as a third option to
    support the CDR accounting from Gateway using the new “file” CLI.
    Hence with CME 4.3 / 7.0 and above we will be able to perform the following:
    1) Store CDRs in CSV file format. This will be a third option in addition to Radius and
    Syslog formats. This can be configured using a CLI.
    2) These CDR records can be stored on external/internal flash or on a file on FTP
    server. Again, this can be configured using a CLI.

    Lab Objective:

    In this lab, you are going to:

    1. Configure to generate CDRs in file format (.csv) and save it in flash:


    2. Use a CDR parser script to view the data in a more readable format

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    Highlights:

     CME 7.1 is required

    Lab setup overview:

    Device IP addresses
    CME-1 10.100.100.10
    CUE-1 10.100.100.11
    CME-2 10.100.100.20

    Dialplan: CME-1 numbers


    AutoAttendant (AA) 110
    VoiceMail (VM) 100
    Phone 1 101
    Phone 2 102
    Phone 3 103
    External Number – 1 444
    CME-2 numbers
    Phone 1 201
    Phone 2 202
    Phone 3 203

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    CME-1:

    1. Telnet into CME-1 ( 10.100.100.10)


    2. Configure the following on CME-1

    Config t
    gw-accounting file >>>> enables the file method of accounting
    primary ifs flash:cdrtest >>>> Name and location of file in flash:
    maximum retry-count 3 >>>> Max # of times the router tries to connect to primary
    maximum fileclose-timer 100 >>>> Max time for writing records to a file before closing it
    maximum cdrflush-timer 70 >>> > Max time to hold call records in the buffer
    cdr-format detailed >>>> Selects the format of the CDR

    3. After configuring the above on CME-1 make a call from extension 101 (phone 1) to
    extension 102 (phone 2) and pick up the call on phone 2 and let the call be active for few
    seconds and then hang up the call. Make another call from extension 102 (phone 2) to
    extension 103 (phone 3) and pick up the call on phone 3 and let the call be active for few
    seconds before hanging up.

    4. To Manually flush the accounting records to a file and close the file , configure the below
    cli

    File flush with-close

    5. Then do “show flash:” and you will see a file named cdrtest (followed by a complete
    name) in there.

    6. Download “Solar-Winds” TFTP-Server from the Wiki page if you do not already have one
    downloaded on your PC.

    http://zed.cisco.com/confluence/display/VOICE/SEVT-2008-Fall

    7. Do “ Copy flash: tftp “ on CME and copy the file over to your PC

    8. Since the CDR format is detailed and not easily readable we will use the CDR Reader /
    parser script which presents the CDR records in a more readable format.

    9. Download the CDR script from the Wiki and open it using Internet explorer (IE).
    After the opening the script in IE, just point it to the CDR directory saved on your PC
    which has the cdrtest file and submit it and it will present you the parsed data.

    http://zed.cisco.com/confluence/display/VOICE/SEVT-2008-Fall

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