FAQ-1689
Avaya IP Office
FAQ-1689 Avaya IP Office Set # of Records to Buffer
The "Records to Buffer" field is used to specify how many records the IP Office phone system can store before calls are overwritten. You should set this field to the highest number possible. On most IP Office Systems, 3000 is the maximum number of records you can buffer. This buffer feature is nice in cases where you lose your network overnight, or the computer that is capturing your call records crashes. In these cases where calls cannot be captured, the phone system will buffer the records in the phone system and will dump them once the PC connects to the phone system again.
In cases where your phone system buffers over 3000 records, the oldest records in
the buffer are lost and the 3000 most recent records are buffered.
CONFIGURE IP OFFICE "RECORDS TO BUFFER"
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Start the IP Office Manager and go to the SYSTEM Menu
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On the right side of the SYSTEM menu select SMDR
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Cursor down to the RECORDS TO BUFFER field
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Set the buffer to the highest number possible which is 3000 on most IP Office systems.
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Then Save and MERGE your settings.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
SEE ALSO
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FAQ-1683 Enable/Disable SMDR Ip Office
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FAQ-1663 IP Office SMDR Fields
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FAQ-1667 IP Office / Multiple Sites
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FAQ-1668 IP Office / Dropped Calls
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FAQ-1671 IP Office / DNIS Dialed #
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FAQ-1670 IP Office / Call Duration
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FAQ-1664 IP Office / Ring Time?
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FAQ-1665 IP Office / Hold Time
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FAQ-1666 IP Office / Park TimeTime?
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FAQ-1669 IP Office / Caller ID
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FAQ-1690 IP Office / Power Issues
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FAQ-1689 IP Office / Set Records to Buffer
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FAQ-1689 Avaya IP Office - Set # of Records to Buffer
Posted: 02/02/2017
Updated: 06/03/2020
Author: Comm One Technical Support