Deciphering SMDR logs

[khartm]

Hi all, I outputted some logs but I do not know what some of the information means can anyone offer some insight? I found a gide online, understanding mitel smdr logs but I seem to have much more information to an individual log,



2 C
%04/02 10:48:36 0000:10:17 X9999 0007 3003111006 X9999
272 (originating number) (destination number) W272230

Not sure what X9999, 0007, 3003111006, 272 or W272230 mean?




7 A G2732502
-04/02 10:51:08 0000:07:45 X9999 0001 (orig number) P106 3002 113611
272 (orig number) (destination number) S272406

And in this case, what is 0001, 3002, 272 (again), and S272406


Thank you!!!

 

[kwbMitel]

When posting SMDR or other text that has specific spacing, please use the Pre Formatting option
Without Pre
zmm/dd_hh:mmp_hh:mm:ss_pppp_fttt_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmmmmmhsqqqqk_rrrr_aaaaaaaaaaaasiii___aaaaaaaaaa_dddddddddd
04/04 03:05P 00:04:45 X999 004 9xxxxxx2 1110X 6xx8 4xxxxxxxx1 1xx2

With Pre
[pre]
zmm/dd_hh:mmp_hh:mm:ss_pppp_fttt_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmmmmmhsqqqqk_rrrr_aaaaaaaaaaaasiii___aaaaaaaaaa_dddddddddd
04/04 03:05P 00:04:45 X999 004 9xxxxxx2 1110X 6xx8 4xxxxxxxx1 1xx2[/pre]


Best Guesses on your Questions
X9999 = Trunk Number for IP trunk in clustered system
0007 = Time to answer
3003111006 = Cluster digits and destination digits to be dialed on remote system
272 Station that answered call
W272230 = Where did you capture this data from. This looks like something that Prairiefyre might add as a reference on the record

With Proper Spacing I can be more precise

Those letters in my example above have meaning.
e.g.

Again, I'm using Pre to [highlight #FCE94F]Pre[/highlight]serve Spacing

[pre]pppp = Calling Party
= extension number (0-9999) Extension number can also contain * and #.
= ATTm or ATmm attendant console number (0-9 or 10-99)
= Tnnn CO trunk number (000-999)
= Xnnn non-CO trunk number (000-999)
f = * if attendant involved
ttt = time to answer in seconds (000 to 999)
= *** if unanswered
qqqq = Called Party
= Same description as pppp[/pre]

Check the help files under SMDR for what the rest mean.

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