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(Created page with "It is used for enabling the counting of the packets per customer/resseler. in /etc/voipmonitor.conf enable following option and restart sniffer service ipaccount = yes by default the counts are increased every ipaccount_interval which is by default 300second ipaccount_interval = 300 After the sniffer service creates the agreggation tables in a DB in the GUI appears the new menuitems under the user&audit section (resellers and customers) In a GUI's configuration you...") |
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Revision as of 17:21, 26 August 2024
It is used for enabling the counting of the packets per customer/resseler.
in /etc/voipmonitor.conf enable following option and restart sniffer service
ipaccount = yes
the counts are increased every ipaccount_interval which is by default 300second
ipaccount_interval = 300
After the sniffer service creates the agreggation tables in a DB in the GUI appears the new menuitems under the user&audit section (resellers and customers) In a GUI's configuration you can then enable following in configuration.php for the GUI in /var/www/html/config/configuration.php (when default path for the GUI is used /var/www/html):
define('ENABLE_CUSTOMERS', true);
define('TYPE_CUSTOMERS_TABLES', 'customers');
above will stores the Customers into Users table, but you can force the GUI to store the Customers into separate table by definition of
define('ENABLE_CUSTOMERS', true);
define('TYPE_CUSTOMERS_TABLES', 'customers');