How are CDRs handled in Cisco Unified MobilityManager?
A. To handle CDRs, Cisco Unified MobilityManager forks incoming calls to the cellular phone and maintains the association between multiple calls (depends on number of remote extensions provisioned). When an incoming call is answered at a cellular phone or when a call is placed using Mobile Voice Access, multiple CDR records are logged. A unique Cisco Unified MobilityManager Caller ID is generated for each new incoming call (or outgoing call through Mobile Voice Access). This is the key that ties up all the CDRs related to the Cisco Unified MobilityManager call. In addition, debugging details can be extracted by using the Cisco Unified CallManager CallId field, and from the related CDR records. The Following CDR fields are written for each call leg. snrCallId – CMM CallId (unique for each call) globalCallID_callId – Cisco Unified CallManager caller ID for that call Leg globalCallID_callManagerId – Cisco Unified CallManager callingPartyNumber – Calling party number calledPartyNumber – Ca
