This page contains a complete current list of the Ribbon specific attributes captured and recorded in Call Detail Records (CDR).
Media Attributes
Media Attributes
attribute_name | data_type | Call Type | VSA | Default | Attribute Sent | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NET-Fwd-Flow-In-Realm | string | SIP | 11 |
| Yes | Not supported:Realm associated with this forward stream. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-In-Src-Addr | string | SIP | 12 |
| Yes | Source IP for this forward stream. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-In-Src-Port | integer | SIP | 13 | 0 | Yes | Source port for this forward stream. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-In-Dst-Addr | string | SIP | 14 |
| Yes | Destination IP for this forward stream. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-In-Dst-Port | integer | SIP | 15 | 0 | Yes | Destination port for this forward stream. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-Out-Realm | string | SIP | 16 |
| Yes | Not supported:Realm associated with this forward stream. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-Out-Src-Addr | string | SIP | 17 |
| Yes | Describes source IP for this reverse stream. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-Out-Src-Port | integer | SIP | 18 | 0 | Yes | Describes source port for this forward stream. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-Out-Dst-Addr | string | SIP | 19 |
| Yes | Describes destination IP for this forward stream. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-Out-Dst-Port | integer | SIP | 20 | 0 | Yes | Describes destination port for this forward stream. |
NET-Bwd-Flow-In-Realm | string | SIP | 21 |
| Yes | Not supported:Realm associated with this reverse stream. |
NET-Bwd-Flow-In-Src-Addr | string | SIP | 22 |
| Yes | Source IP for this reverse stream. |
NET-Bwd-Flow-In-Src-Port | integer | SIP | 23 | 0 | Yes | Source port for this reverse stream. |
NET-Bwd-Flow-In-Dst-Addr | string | SIP | 24 |
| Yes | Destination IP for this reverse stream. |
NET-Bwd-Flow-In-Dst-Port | integer | SIP | 25 | 0 | Yes | Destination port for this reverse stream. |
NET-Bwd-Flow-Out-Realm | string | SIP | 26 |
| Yes | Not supported:Realm associated with this reverse stream. |
NET-Bwd-Flow-Out-Src-Addr | string | SIP | 27 |
| Yes | Source IP for this reverse stream. |
NET-Bwd-Flow-Out-Src-Port | integer | SIP | 28 | 0 | Yes | Source port for this reverse stream. |
NET-Bwd-Flow-Out-Dst-Addr | string | SIP | 29 |
| Yes | Destination IP for this reverse stream. |
NET-Bwd-Flow-Out-Dst-Port | integer | SIP | 30 | 0 | Yes | Destination port for this reverse stream. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-Media-Type | string | SIP | 31 |
| Yes | The media type - voice, fax, data, etc. |
NET-Fwd-Flow-PTime | integer | SIP | 32 | 0 | Yes | Describes packet ptime in micro seconds. |
NET-Fwd-Octets | integer | SIP | 33 | 0 | Yes | Number bytes of stream in forward direction. |
NET-Fwd-Packets | integer | SIP | 34 | 0 | Yes | Total number of packets in forward stream/direction. |
NET-Fwd-RTCP-Packets-Lost | integer | SIP | 35 | 0 | Yes | Future scope.Total number of RTCP packets lost in forward stream/direction. |
NET-Fwd-RTCP-Avg-Jitter | integer | SIP | 36 | 0 | Yes | Future scope.RTCP average jitter in forward stream/direction. |
NET-Fwd-RTP-Avg-Latency | integer | SIP | 37 | 0 | Yes | RTP average latency in forward stream/direction. |
NET-Fwd-RTCP-MaxJitter | integer | SIP | 38 | 0 | Yes | Future scope.RTCP max jitter in forward stream/direction. |
NET-Fwd-RTP-MaxLatency | integer | SIP | 39 | 0 | Yes | RTP max latency in forward stream/direction. |
NET-Fwd-RTP-Packets-Lost | integer | SIP | 40 | 0 | Yes | RTP packets lost in forward stream/direction. |
NET-Fwd-RTP-Avg-Jitter | integer | SIP | 41 | 0 | Yes | RTP average jitter in forward stream/direction. |
NET-Fwd-RTP-MaxJitter | integer | SIP | 42 | 0 | Yes | RTP max jitter in forward stream/direction. |
| NET-Bwd-Max-Packet-Outage | integer | SIP | 53 | 0 | Yes | Maximum duration between received packets, in milliseconds, on ingress side of the call. |
NET-Bwd-Octets | integer | SIP | 43 | 0 | Yes | Number bytes of stream in backward direction. |
NET-Bwd-Packets | integer | SIP | 44 | 0 | Yes | Total number of packets in reverse stream/direction. |
NET-Bwd-RTCP-Packets-Lost | integer | SIP | 45 | 0 | Yes | Future scope.Total number of RTCP packets lost in reverse stream/direction. |
NET-Bwd-RTCP-Avg-Jitter | integer | SIP | 46 | 0 | Yes | Future scope.RTCP average jitter in reverse stream/direction. |
NET-Bwd-RTP-Avg-Latency | integer | SIP | 47 | 0 | Yes | RTP average latency in reverse stream/direction. |
NET-Bwd-RTCP-MaxJitter | integer | SIP | 48 | 0 | Yes | Future scope.RTCP max jitter in reverse stream/direction. |
NET-Bwd-RTP-MaxLatency | integer | SIP | 49 | 0 | Yes | RTP max latency in reverse stream/direction. |
NET-Bwd-RTP-Packets-Lost | integer | SIP | 50 | 0 | Yes | RTP packets lost in reverse stream/direction. |
NET-Bwd-RTP-Avg-Jitter | integer | SIP | 51 | 0 | Yes | RTP average jitter in reverse stream/direction. |
NET-Bwd-RTP-MaxJitter | integer | SIP | 52 | 0 | Yes | RTP max jitter in reverse stream/direction. |
Session Signaling Attributes
Session Signaling Attributes
attribute_name | data_type | Call Type | VSA Number | Default Value | Attribute Sent On Stop | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NET-Session-Ingress-CallId | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 60 | 65535 | No | This ID corresponds to INBOUND Call leg of the same call.0xFFFF(65535) is an INVALID number and is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Session-Egress-CallId | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 61 | 65535 | No | This ID corresponds to OUTBOUND Call leg of the same call.0xFFFF(65535) is an INVALID number and is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Session-Generic-Id | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 62 | 0 | No | Describes call identifier (conference ID)0 - Invalid |
NET-Routing-Table-Number | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 63 | 0 | Yes | Routing table number selected for this call. 0 is an INVALID number and is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Ingress-Signaling-Group | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 64 | 0 | No | Incoming signaling group. 0 is an INVALID number and is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. Valid range:1 - 10000 - SIP SG,10001 - 20000 - ISDN SG,20001 - 30000 - CAS SG This attribute is applicable only for INBOUND Call legs. |
NET-Egress-Signaling-Group | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 65 | 0 | No | Outgoing signaling group. 0 is an INVALID number and is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. Valid range: 1 - 10000 - SIP SG,10001 - 20000 - ISDN SG,20001 - 30000 - CAS SG This attribute is applicable only for OUTBOUND Call legs. |
NET-Primary-Routing-Number | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 66 |
| Yes | Primary routing number. Empty string is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. "" - Invalid |
NET-Egress-Final-Routing-Num | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 67 |
| Yes | Final routing number. Empty string is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. " - Invalid this is valid only for Ingress call. For Egress call, it will have default value of 0. |
NET-Ingress-Channel-Number | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 68 | 0 | No | Incoming channel number. 0 is an INVALID number and is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. Valid range: 1 - 1000This attribute are applicable only for INBOUND Call legs. |
NET-Egress-Channel-Number | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 69 | 0 | No | Outgoing channel number. 0 is an INVALID number and is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. Valid range:1 - 1000. This attribute are applicable only for OUTBOUND Call legs. |
NET-Call-Type | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 70 | 0 | Yes | Describes the call type. 0= unset, 1 = voice, 2 = T38Fax, 11 = Fax_PassThrough 12 = Modem_PassThrough Note: In case of TDM to TDM calls only "1=voice" is supported.ZERO is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Call-Origin | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 71 | 0 | No | Describes the call direction. 0=eINVALID,1=eINBOUND,2=eOUTBOUND,0 is an INVALID number and is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Calling-Number | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 72 |
| No | Calling number. "" - Invalid. Note: Special config setting required for CAS. NET-Calling-Number attribute for FXS requires assigning Own Number to applied ports. Under Web UI - System tab Select the CAS SG entry from the Signaling Group, click on Channel Hunting pull down list and select the Own Number. Assign the ports with calling phone number. |
NET-Called-Number | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 73 |
| No | Called Number. "" - Invalid. |
NET-Calling-Name | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 74 |
| No | Calling Name, if present. |
NET-Disconnect-Cause | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 75 | 0 | Yes | Disconnect cause - Must for Disconnect case. 0 is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Abort-Cause | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 76 | 0 | Yes | Abort cause - Must for Abort case. 0 is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Ingress-Channel-Id | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 77 |
| No | ISDN/CAS : Card:Port:Channel, SIP : Card:SGID:Channel. Null indicates no value provided and needs to be ignored. This attribute are applicable only for INBOUND Call legs. |
NET-Egress-Channel-Id | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 78 |
| No | ISDN/CAS : Card:Port:Channel, SIP : Card:SGID:Channel. Null indicates no value provided and needs to be ignored. This attribute are applicable only for OUTBOUND Call legs. |
| NET-Call-Priority | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 79 | No | Call priority, if present. |
Call Attributes
Call Attributes
attribute_name | data_type | Call Type | VSA Number | Default Value | Attribute Sent On Stop | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NET-Call-Number-Type | string | ISDN | 90 | -1 | Yes | Describes call number type. 0 = Unknown ,1 = International Number,2 = National Number,3 = Network Specific Number,4 = Subscriber Number ,5 = Abbreviated number,-1 - would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Call-Plan | string | ISDN | 91 | -1 | Yes | Describes call plan. 0 = Unknown, 1 = ISDN/Telephony numbering plan, 2 = Data Numbering plan, 3 = Telex Numbering plan, 4 = National Standard numbering plan, 5 = Private numbering plan, 6 = Reserved for extension, -1 - would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Original-Called-Number | string | ISDN | 92 |
| Yes | Describes original called number |
NET-Original-Called-Type | string | ISDN | 93 | -1 | Yes | Describes original called number type. 0 = Unknown ,1 = International Number, 2 = National Number, 3 = Network Specific Number, 4 = Subscriber Number, 5 = Abbreviated number.-1 - Would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Original-Called-Plan | string | ISDN | 94 | -1 | Yes | Describes original called number plan.0 = Unknown, 1 = ISDN/Telephony numbering plan, 2 = Data Numbering plan, 3 = Telex Numbering plan, 4 = National Standard numbering plan, 5 = Private numbering plan,6 = Reserved for extension. -1 - Would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Called-Name | string | ISDN | 95 |
| Yes | Describes called name. |
NET-Namespace | string | ISDN | 96 | -3 | Yes | Describes Namespace used. -2 = Disabled, -1 = Transparent, 0 = Unset / Untranslated, 1 = DSN, 2 = DRSN, 3 = Q.735, 4 = Maximum value ,0 - Unset/Untranslated used for configuring transformation only and never seen at protocol level.-3 - would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Precedence | string | ISDN | 97 | -1 | Yes | Describes call precedence.0 = Unset, 1 = Lowest, 5 = Routine, 10 = Priority, 15 = Immediate, 20 = Flash, 25 = Flash Override, 31 = Flash Override always, 32 = Maximum value.-1 - Would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored |
NET-Presentation | string | ISDN | 98 | -1 | Yes | Describes call presentation. 0 = Presentation Allowed, 1 = Presentation Restricted, 2 = Number not available due to interworking, 3 = Reserved. -1 - Would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Screening | string | ISDN | 99 | -1 | Yes | Describes call screening.0 = User provided(not screened), 1 = User provided(verified and passed), 2 = User provided(verified and failed), 3 = Network provided. -1 - Would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Transfer-Capability | string | ISDN | 100 | -1 | Yes | Describes Transfer capability.0 = Speech, 1 = Unrestricted Digital Information, 2 = Restricted Digital information, 3 = 3.1 kHz audio, 4 = Unrestricted digital information with tones/announcements, 5 = Video.-1 - Would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Transfer-Mode | string | ISDN | 101 | -1 | Yes | Describes transfer mode.0 = Circuit-mode, 1 = Packet-mode.-1 - Would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-Transfer-Rate | string | ISDN | 102 | -1 | Yes | Describes transfer rate.0 = This code shall be used for all packet calls, 1 = 64 kbit/s circuit mode, 2 = 2 x 64 kbit/s circuit mode, 3 = 384 kbit/s circuit mode, 4 = 1472 kbit/s, 5 = 1536 kbit/s circuit mode, 6 = 1920 kbit/s circuit mode, 7 = Multirate (64 kbit/s base rate).-1 - Would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
NET-User-Rate | string | ISDN | 103 | -1 | Yes | Describes user rate.18 = 56 kbit/s, 20 = 64 kbit/s Recommendation X.1.-1 - Would be used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. |
Time Attributes
Time Attributes
attribute_name | data_type | Call Type | VSA Number | Default Value | Attribute Sent On Stop | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NET-Setup-Time | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 110 |
| No | Call setup time. This value indicates time in terms of Seconds in UNIX EPOCH format. |
NET-Alert-Time | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 111 |
| Yes | Call alert time. This value indicates time in terms of Seconds in UNIX EPOCH format. |
NET-Connect-Time | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 112 |
| Yes | Call connect time, the date and time the call was actually connected, in UNIX EPOCH format. The time will be the local time configured on the SBC 1000/2000 |
NET-Disconnect-Time | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 113 |
| Yes | Call disconnect time ,the date and time the call terminated, in UNIX EPOCH format. The time will be the local time configured on the SBC 1000/2000 |
NET-Inbound-Seize-Time | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 114 |
| Yes | Inbound seize time. This value indicates time in terms of Seconds in UNIX EPOCH format. |
NET-Outbound-Seize-Time | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 115 |
| Yes | Outbound seize time. This value indicates time in terms of Seconds in UNIX EPOCH format. |
NET-Call-Duration | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 116 | 0 | Yes | Call duration (call length) in seconds (rounded to nearest second). The value will be 0 if never connected. |
NET-Post-Dial-Delay | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 117 | 0 | Yes | Post dial delay in micro seconds. |
NET-Disconnect-Initiator | integer | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 118 | 0 | Yes | Disconnect initiator: 0 - Indicates that this Channel did not initiate the Call disconnect from CCC standpoint, i.e. it received Disconnect from other call leg associated with the call.1 - Indicates that this Channel initiated the Call disconnect from CCC standpoint, i.e. it received Disconnect from external interface. |
SIP Attributes
SIP Attributes
attribute_name | data_type | Call Type | VSA Number | Default Value | Attribute Sent On Stop | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NET-P-Asserted-ID | string | SIP | 130 |
| Yes | Indicates P-Asserted ID. |
NET-SIP-Diversion | string | SIP | 131 |
| Yes | Describes SIP diversion header. |
NET-Ingress-Local-Addr | string | SIP | 132 |
| Yes | Incoming local IP-This attribute will be applicable for Inbound call leg. For Outbound call leg this will be NULL. |
NET-Ingress-Remote-Addr | string | SIP | 133 |
| Yes | Incoming Remote IP. This attribute will be applicable for Outbound call leg. For Inbound call leg this will be NULL. |
NET-Egress-Local-Addr | string | SIP | 134 |
| Yes | Outgoing local IP. This attribute will be applicable for Outbound call leg. For Inbound call leg this will be NULL. |
NET-Egress-Remote-Addr | string | SIP | 135 |
| Yes | Outgoing remote IP. This attribute will be applicable for Outbound call leg. For Inbound call leg this will be NULL. |
NET-Ingress-Net-Interface-Id | integer | SIP | 136 | 0 | Yes | Incoming network interface ID. This attribute are applicable only for INBOUND Call legs. |
NET-Egress-Net-Interface-Id | integer | SIP | 137 | 0 | Yes | Outgoing network interface ID. This attribute are applicable only for OUTBOUND Call legs. |
NET-Refer-Call-Transfer-Id | string | SIP | 138 |
| Yes | REFER call transfer ID. |
NET-Session-Forked-Call-Id | string | SIP | 139 |
| Yes | Session forked call ID. |
NET-Redirect-Number | string | SIP | 140 |
| Yes | Redirect number. |
NET-Redirect-Ip-Address | string | SIP | 141 |
| Yes | Redirect IP address. |
NET-Session-Ingress-Realm | string | SIP | 142 |
| Yes | Incoming IP realm- Will be provided only if realm is present. IP will be ignored. |
NET-Session-Egress-Realm | string | SIP | 143 |
| Yes | Outgoing IP realm- Will be provided only if realm is present. IP will be ignored. |
NET-Ingress-Signaling-Port-Num | integer | SIP | 144 | 0 | Yes | Incoming signaling port number 0 is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. This attribute are applicable only for INBOUND Call legs. |
NET-Egress-Signaling-Port-Num | integer | SIP | 145 | 0 | Yes | Outgoing signaling port number 0 is used to indicate that the value needs to be ignored. This attribute are applicable only for OUTBOUND Call legs. |
NET-Transport-Type | integer | SIP | 146 | 0 | Yes | Provides the last snapshot of Transport type used in the call. Possible values UDP, TCP or TLS 0=eNONE,1=eUDP,2=eTCP,3=eTLS |
| NET-P-Preferred-ID | string | SIP | 147 | No | P-Preferred-Identity header from SIP Invite message |
Generic Attributes
Generic Attributes
attribute_name | data_type | Call Type | VSA Number | Default Value | Attribute Sent | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NET-Firmware-Version | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 160 |
| No | Indicates SBC 1000/2000 firmware version. |
NET-Local-Time-Zone | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 161 |
| No | Indicates SBC 1000/2000 local time zone. |
NET-Gw-Id | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 162 |
| No | Indicates SBC 1000/2000 gateway ID. |
NET-Time-And-Day | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 163 |
| No | Indicates CDR creation Date and time, SBC 1000/2000 local time in terms of seconds in UNIX EPOCH format. |
NET-Log-Time | string | ISDN/CAS/SIP | 164 |
| No | Indicates CDR log time. Format:Day Month dd hh:mm:ss yyyy Example:Thu Nov 17 16:56:12 2011 |
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