which is being forwarding to.
Type
Possible values:
I, O, N
, where,
I
stands for an
I
ncoming call (trunk to extension).
O
stands for an
O
utgoing call (extension to trunk).
N
stands for an internal call (extension to extension).
Sequence Number
(use
SN
as acronym)
Give each
C
all
D
etail
R
ecord a unique sequence number to trace
them when there is a
forwarding/transferring.
Parent Sequence
Number
(use
PSN
as acronym)
If the call is a forwarded one, a “
Parent Sequence Number”
has
to be given in order to combine with the “
Sequence Number”
for
tracing the forwarding calls.
Otherwise, this field is left as
NULL(blank)
Account
(use
ACC
as acronym)
This is used to address which party should be charged. Generally,
the
caller
should be charged; however, if there is a party who does
the “forward/transfer” function, the “
forwarder
” should be charged
for the new call.
4.1.24System Log
The log records an audit entry in the audit trail whenever certain events occur, such as service reload,
firmware upgrade, administrator logging on/off, cpu usage, memory usage, hard disk usage ,
allocated file structure and accessing resources from NTP, DNS, DHCP, and PPPoE service. The
administrator can enable
Show System Log
to display
All/Info/Warming/Error
records on the
screen. When
SysLog Server
or
Settings of Sending Out System Log by FTP
is enable, System
Log could be sent out to SysLog server or FTP server.
To send out System Log to SysLog server,
1.
Enter the IP address of SysLog server.
2.
Click
Set
.
To send out System Log to FTP server,
1.
Select
Enable
as Setup Status.
2.
IPPBX will send out CDR Log on a periodic basis based on the number of hours selected or
send it right away by clicking
Send It Now
.
3.
Enter a URL path in
Remote Location
.
4.
Enter a port number in
Remote Port
.
5.
Enter
Username
and
Password
to access FTP server.
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