"Fields for Uniquely Identifying Calls"
Question
Which two fields can be used to uniquely identify the same call in the Call Detail Records and the Call Management Records? (Choose two)
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In Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM), there are two types of call records: Call Detail Records (CDRs) and Call Management Records (CMRs). Both of these records contain detailed information about calls that occur within a CUCM system.
The question is asking which two fields can be used to uniquely identify the same call in both CDRs and CMRs. Here are the possible options and their explanations:
A. nodeld: This field is not used to identify calls in CDRs or CMRs.
B. globalCallId_callId: This field is a unique identifier for a call that is used in both CDRs and CMRs. It contains a globally unique identifier for the call.
C. callIdentifier: This field is used to identify calls in CMRs, but not in CDRs.
D. pkid: This field is not used to identify calls in CDRs or CMRs.
E. globalCallId_ClusterId: This field is used to identify calls in CMRs, but not in CDRs.
F. globalCallId_callManagerId: This field is used to identify calls in CMRs, but not in CDRs.
G. deviceName: This field is not used to identify calls in CDRs or CMRs.
Therefore, the two fields that can be used to uniquely identify the same call in both CDRs and CMRs are:
B. globalCallId_callId This field is a unique identifier for a call that is used in both CDRs and CMRs. It contains a globally unique identifier for the call.
And,
C. callIdentifier This field is used to identify calls in CMRs, but not in CDRs.
