It there a possibility? I googled out, but nothing found.
I have CDR enabled on the router. Logs are saved to the flash. It is not suitable because I allways must download the file and convert it to excel sheet or any database :( I need some online logging method similar to syslog..
Unfortunately afaik CDR cannot be sent to syslog :(
Is it accessable via SNMP on the model of Cisco router you have?
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yyy.. I did not check yet, but I assume & I hope it is possible :) Maybe in meantime someone could confirm this? Of course I will check also.
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CDRs can be sent via syslog, as described at
(you can get the router to transfer the CDRs off to another host for you but it has to be via FTP, unfortunately).
cheers, Andrew.
Meanwhile, at the comp.dcom.sys.cisco Job Justification Hearings, Andrew J Cosgriff chose the tried and tested strategy of:
What's inconvenient about syslog? It's a widely supported and simple protocol, and there are syslog servers that will put entries into an SQL DB for you, from where you can do what you want with the data.
Oh, calm down. Syslog is fine.
For what it's worth, there are also plenty of tools that'll take a CSV file and insert it into a database for you, too, if you don't want to write one.
From my own experiences, I've found the CDR files a little easier to deal with. YMMV, etc.
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