Hi,
I'm trying to make sense of some CDR data being polled from my switch into a CDR software package. It is no longer capturing long distance calls made from one of my remote sites across a TIE line. Actually, the raw CDR data shows it captures the calls, but the CDR software is no longer processing them. This all started when they moved from analogue trunks over to a PRI but i'm not sure that would change anything. Anyways, can someone tell me how to interpret this info from the log:
N 055 00 T008010 A001023 04/30 08:33:16 00:00:02.0 A16398111541xxxxxxx <-- ACOD of my LD route + number to be called
&5418817000XXXXXX <--originating site caller 000 000
& 000 01 2
Now before the PRI they did not have caller ID info being outpulsed from the switch. The "originating site" info above was the actual on-net number the call originated from, rather than the main outpulsed number of the facility. Trying to piece this back to gether so i can begin billing them for usage again. Any and all help is appreciated,thanks!
CS1000, RLS4.5
I'm trying to make sense of some CDR data being polled from my switch into a CDR software package. It is no longer capturing long distance calls made from one of my remote sites across a TIE line. Actually, the raw CDR data shows it captures the calls, but the CDR software is no longer processing them. This all started when they moved from analogue trunks over to a PRI but i'm not sure that would change anything. Anyways, can someone tell me how to interpret this info from the log:
N 055 00 T008010 A001023 04/30 08:33:16 00:00:02.0 A16398111541xxxxxxx <-- ACOD of my LD route + number to be called
&5418817000XXXXXX <--originating site caller 000 000
& 000 01 2
Now before the PRI they did not have caller ID info being outpulsed from the switch. The "originating site" info above was the actual on-net number the call originated from, rather than the main outpulsed number of the facility. Trying to piece this back to gether so i can begin billing them for usage again. Any and all help is appreciated,thanks!
CS1000, RLS4.5