Call logging (CL)
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System functions and features as of R3.0
syd-0367/1.3 – R3.0 – 03.2013
Individual charge counting or ICC
At the end of a call individual charge counting (ICC) assigns call charges to individ-
ually allocated cumulative counters. The data is stored in the communication
server, and it can be viewed via the system configuration and output in a variety of
ways via the Ethernet interface
See also:
"Individual charge counting or ICC", page 290
OCL and ICL call logging
A multitude of call data from outgoing and incoming calls is logged and output di-
rectly via the corresponding interface. The data actually output in each individual
case depends on the selected output format (see
The complete logging of OCL and ICL data for all call, transit, transfer and call con-
nections allows a statistical evaluation of a system’s capacity utilisation (OCL as of
).
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Both OCL and ICC can be activated or deactivated throughout the system
Fig. 127
Call logging and charge acquisition for outgoing traffic