The call detail status displays respectively the ingress and egress characteristics of the call. Circuit-to-Circuit calls display DSP information such as echo canceller settings, signal energy levels, and audio type values on both sides of the call. Circuit-to-Packet calls display the DSP information for the circuit side of the call and the packet side parameters such as the configured audio CODEC from the Packet Service Profile, the actual audio CODEC currently in use for the call, and other IP parameters, including information on IP Loopback for IXP IP looped legs. The actual CODEC may differ from the configured CODEC if the
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software detects FAX or modems and thus switches from a compression CODEC to G.711 or T.38. These commands provide a breakdown of individual call treatments. Packet-to-packet calls will have a set of RTP statistics for both their ingress and egress legs.On the
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main screen, go to Monitoring > Trunks and Subscribers > Sessions > Call Detail Status. The Call Detail Status window is displayed.Call Detail Status
For the descriptions of these parameters, refer to Show Table Global CLI page and search for "Call Detail Status Statistics".
By default only ten entries are displayed in a view. You can choose the number of entries to be displayed under the Show entries drop down box. Click 
to expand the window to display more fields.
When the call volumes are high, EMA takes approximately 30 seconds to display the output.
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