[cisco-voip] CDR records in a cluster

[Ryan Ratliff]

I've seen this where CDR is only enabled on the publisher.  All your  
phones register with the subscriber, and your H.323 gateway sends  
calls to the publisher via its voip dial-peer configuration.

CDR Enabled is not a global command, it is done per server.

-Ryan

On Nov 18, 2005, at 9:48 AM, Ahmad Cheikh Moussa wrote:

Hi!

Ahmad Cheikh Moussa wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a callmanager cluster with 4.1(3). I looked a little bit
> in the sql database of my publisher. In this case I looked
> in the table calldetailrecord in database CDR. I found something
> strange. The last cdr entrie is 4 Month old. At this time
> I have activate my callmanager cluster.
> On both callmanager the "cdr enbale Flag" is true and on both
> callmanager the service "cdr insert"  is activated and running.
>
> It seems to me that since my cluster is running, I have no
> new cdr records.
>
> Any ideas, why I have no cdr records, since I have activate
> my cluster ? Did I forgot something ?
Now its getting more strange. I have new cdr record in my table.
These entries are only those entries, where the original calling
Number is an external number. I have no cdr records, where
the original calling number is an internal one.

That means, since my cluster is running I have only cdr records
from calls, where the originating call comes from external.

Can someone tell me how this can be ????

Help!


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