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About CDR Analysis and Reporting for call quality.

rodmont74
Level 1
Level 1

Hi, I probably should know how to fix this by now, but I couldn't find a document pointing how to turn on (if ever needs to), in CUCM (6.1.4-2000) to get QoS data like jitter, delay, etc... to be recorded into CDR/CMR. My cluster only gets null and NA values for these. Does any know how to fix this please?

Thanks.

rigination Leg  - 47943933
Destination Leg  - 47943934
ParameterOriginationDestination
MediaTransportAdd_Ip10.22.11.10810.22.11.104
PayLoadCapability44
MediaCap_g723BitRate00
Packets Sentnullnull
Octets Sentnullnull
Packets Receivednullnull
Octets Receivednullnull
Packets Lostnullnull
Jitternullnull
Latencynullnull
QoSNANA
VideoCap_Codec00
VideoCap_Bandwidth00
VideoCap_Resolution00
VideoTransportAddress_IP0.0.0.00.0.0.0
VideoTransportAddress_Port00
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William Bell
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VIP Alumni

Go to the system service parameters for the call manager service. Look for a parameter called "Call Diagnostics Enabled" and modify accordingly. You will need to modify this parameter on each call processing node/server individually. Parameter takes effect immediately.

Hth.

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Bill

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William Bell
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

Go to the system service parameters for the call manager service. Look for a parameter called "Call Diagnostics Enabled" and modify accordingly. You will need to modify this parameter on each call processing node/server individually. Parameter takes effect immediately.

Hth.

Regards,

Bill

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HTH -Bill (b) http://ucguerrilla.com (t) @ucguerrilla

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Thank you very much! I need get back more to the home lab!

Regards.