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Master DNL Class4 Version 5
  • Introduction
  • Support
  • First Time Setup
    • Create Vendor
    • Create Routing
      • Routing Plan
      • Static Route
      • Dynamic Route
    • Create Client
    • Call Simulation
    • Check CDR
    • Check Report
    • Check PCAP
    • Setup ANI Rotation
    • Set Min Call Duration
    • Block Calls by DNC
  • Maintainence
    • Update US LERG in Switch
    • How to manage PCAP cleaning
    • How to manage CDR cleaning
      • Using dnl_backup_tool
      • Using dnl_cloud_tool
  • Troubleshoot
    • Getting "Missing table" error during invoice generation
    • Switch can't process more than 30K ports
    • How many calls are client sending
    • Call Failure
    • Enforce Valid DNIS Length
    • Enforce E164 Format for Vendor Trunk
    • Configure VoIP Switch in UI
    • SIP Switch is Down
    • Validate Auto-Invoice Rule
  • Installation
    • Installation with RPM
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  1. Maintainence

How to manage CDR cleaning

How it works

Class 4 store CDRs to the local direct every minute and it is saved in a per minute file. You can find the local CDRs from {installdir}/dnl_softswitch/cdr.

If you are installed using the standard RPM, AWS cloud image or Google cloud image, the default install path should be /opt/denovo

Class 4 automatically compresses the daily CDR into .tar.gz format. The local CDR can be setup to be automatically cleaned. You may also configure Class 4 to push the CDRs to remote storage such as FTP and Google Cloud bucket. Class 4 also provides facility to automatically remove old CDRs from FTP and Google Cloud bucket after it has been stored for a period of time.

If you are using old install, then you are likely be using dnl-backup-tool. All new install started from March of 2021 should be using dnl-cloud-tool. They both serves the same purpose but dnl-cloud-tool provides additional tools to monitor remote archive, manage remote archive, and search for CDR from remote archive.

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