Definity G3si CDR output

[PKHawks]

Have a Definity G3si system and have a question about CDR output. Right now it is setup as unformatted. I am trying to find out what trunk group member the call is going out on. In looking at the raw data I can tell what trunk group (TAC#) it went out on or came in on, but do not know the trunk group member or port number. I do not know what the codes to the left of the second TAC# represent.

Month Date Year Time Access# TAC# Answer Originating TAC#
Called#

08 06 2013%182900129 5203 7 01 0 850 0 000
08 06 2013%183100079 5870 7 05 0 852 0 000
08 06 2013%18310007A 7 2022E 5870 2 050 0 000
08 06 2013%183100069 2012 2 16 0 7 0 000
08 06 2013%183100039 5203 7 02 0 850 0 000
08 06 2013%183200059 7 735650135 804 7 01 060 804 0 000
08 06 2013%183200039 5203 2 02 0 7 0 000
08 06 2013%183200037 9 804 17736382289 3023 7 214 0 000
08 06 2013%183200059 5870 7 03 0 852 0 000
08 06 2013%18320004A 7 2022E 5870 2 070 0 000
08 06 2013%183200049 2012 2 14 0 7 0 000
08 06 2013%183201477 9 804 17733052507 6530 7 154 0 000
08 06 2013%183300237 9 804 17736381847 3719 2 194 0 000
08 06 2013%183300267 9 804 16308358696 5239 7 184 0 000

Thanks,
Pat

 

[montyzummer]

you are going to be better of doing a list trace on the tac or status trunk when the call is active.

APSS (SME)
ACSS (SME)
ACIS (UC)

 

[PKHawks]

Montyzummer, This is for a call accounting issue. Trying to input the ports into call accounting to track usage.Can I use another output type to get that information into the call accounting system?

Thanks,
Pat

 

[AvayaTier3]

Trunk member number is not a part of these CDR records

Table 4-62. CDR Data Format — Unformatted
Position Data Field Description
1–2 Time of day-hours
3–4 Time of day-minutes
5 Duration-hours
6–7 Duration-minutes
8 Duration-tenths of minutes
9 Condition code
10–13 Access code dialed
14–17 Access code used
18–32 Dialed number
33–42 Calling number
43–57 Account code
58–64 Authorization code
65–66 Space
67 FRL
68–70 Incoming circuit ID (hundreds, tens, units)
71–73 Outgoing circuit ID (hundreds, tens, units)
74 Feature flag
75–76 Attendant console
77–80 Incoming TAC
81–82 Node number
83–85 INS
86–88 IXC
89 BCC
90 MA-UUI
91 Resource flag
92–95 Packet count
96 TSC flag
97–100 Reserved
101 Carriage return
102 Line feed
103–105 Null
Continued

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[smokinjoe2938]

you can track usage by running bcms reports such as li measurement trunk group summary yesterday-peak, this is just one example, just do a li measurement and hit the help key then you can see reports that are available to you

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[PKHawks]

Thanks everyone for your responses.

Pat