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Use these commands to work with Session Recording Server (SRS) Group Clusters. An SRS is the target to which the SBC sends session recordings. Configuration details about SRSs are specified in an SRS Group Profile.

You can add up to four SRS Group Profiles to an SRS Group Cluster to enable sending four simultaneous recordings. An SRS Group Cluster is then associated with call recording criteria you configure on the SBC. Refer to Servers - Call Recording Criteria - CLI. 

An SRS Group Cluster has common properties which include its name and a description. It also contains a maximum of four SRS Group Cluster Data configurations, each specifying an index and an SRS Group Profile.

Note: To configure SRS call recording criteria, refer to Servers - Call Recording Criteria - CLI

Command Syntax

% set global servers srsGroupCluster <unique srsGroupCluster name> 
   description <0-199 characters> 
   srsGroupClusterData <0-3> 
   srsGroupId <SRS Group Profile name>


Command Parameters


Command Parameters for srsGroupCluster

ParameterLengthDescription

srsGroupCluster

1-256<srsGroupCluster name> – Enter the SRS Group Cluster name.

description

0-199 characters<custom text> – Enter descriptive text about this SRS Group Cluster.

srsGroupClusterData

0-3Data rows for the SRS Group Cluster.

srsGroupId

N/ASRS Group Profile to associate with this cluster.

 


Command Example

admin@TACKH% set global servers srsGroupCluster cliTest description primary srsGroupClusterData 0 srsGroupId srsTest0
[ok][2018-01-21 18:54:45]
[edit]
admin@TACKH% set global servers srsGroupCluster cliTest description secondary srsGroupClusterData 1 srsGroupId srsTest1
[ok][2018-01-21 18:55:02]
[edit]
admin@TACKH% commit

In previous releases, the SBC supported executing the startRecord CLI command once to establish up to two recording streams on either the ingress or egress call-leg. The SBC now supports executing the command twice: once for ingress call-leg and once for the egress call-leg, to establish up to two streams in both directions simultaneously for quad recording.