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Call logging on CME

Hi,

We have a Cisco ISR router running CME 7.0. We'd like to enable some kind of call logging so that if necessary, we can see outgoing (and if possible incoming) calls for a specific extension.
Is this possible? Is any 3rd party software required, and if so which?

shameer2000611

RADIUS and TACACS servers can be configured for the CDR.
But its bit complicated.

Syslog server also can be used for this

shameer2000611

refer below links will help you on this

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucme/srnd/design/guide/managcme.html#wp1081909

http://www.ccievoicestudy.com/Cisco/VoIP/CDR_Accounting_in_CME_Using_Gateway_Accounting/

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shameer2000611

Thanks abahar

dilberty

ASKER

I'm a little bit confused now. So I can't use syslog for CDR? In that case I don't see why set it up, I don't need any other type of event logging...

Alex Bahar

You can use both Radius and SYSLOG. They generate different levels of detail. Radius is more detailed and even Telcos use it. However SYSLOG will also produce logs for voice calls.

dilberty

ASKER

All I need is the extension source and the number dialed.
Will syslog produce that?

dilberty

ASKER

I'm not very familiar with CLI, so let me just make sure I get this straight:
1. login via terminal to CME
2. type:
conf t
telephony-service
service timestamps log datetime msec localtime
aaa new-model
aaa authentication login default none
aaa accounting connection H.323 start-stop radius
gw-accounting syslog
logging 10.10.10.1

CTRL+Z

And it should start logging immediately?

dilberty

ASKER

Thanks