Database structure

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cdr

  • ID - unique primary key
  • id_sensor - match id_sensor in voipmonitor.conf or NULL if not set
  • calldate - start of the call (counted from first INVITE
  • callend - end of the call (counted from the last seen packet)
  • duration - callend - calldate in seconds
  • connect_duration - callend - time of 200 OK
  • progress_time - lenght of ringing
  • first_rtp_time - number of seconds since beginning of the call to first rtp packet
  • caller - number part of the caller from "From" sip header
  • caller_domain - domain part from "From" sip header
  • caller_reverse - reversed caller column used to do index searching %search
  • callername - number part of the caller from "From" sip header
  • callername_reverse - reversed callername used for index searching %search
  • called - number part of the called from "To" sip header
  • called_domain - domain part from "To" sip header
  • called_reverse - reversed called column
  • sipcallerip - source IP address from the first INVITE. Use INET_NTOA() to get string
  • sipcalledip - destination IP address from the last INVITE.
  • whohanged - indication who sent the BYE first
  • bye - indication if the call was successfully terminated with BYE - ACK
  • lastSIPresponse_id - last SIP response reference to table cdr_sip_response
  • lastSIPresponseNum - last SIP response number
  • sighup - indication if the call was written during HUP signal sent to sniffer (incomplete CDR)
  • dscp - dscp bits

columns starting with a_ represents information for caller RTP stream (RTP sent from caller). Columns starting with b_ represents informatino for called RTP stream (RTP sent from called)

  • ab_index - index of RTP stream. used to get correct graph file
  • ab_payload - number representing codec type
  • ab_saddr - source IP address of the RTP stream
  • ab_received - number of received RTP packets
  • ab_lost - number of lost RTP packets detected by holes in sequence numbers according to rfc3550
  • ab_ua_id - useragent reference to table cdr_ua
  • ab_avgjitter_mult10 - average jitter calculated according to rfc3550
  • ab_maxjitter - maximum jitter
  • ab_sl1 - absl10 -
  • b_d50-300
  • a_mos_f1_mult10
  • a_mos_f2_mult10
  • a_mos_adapt_mult10
  • a_rtcp_loss
  • a_rtcp_maxfr
  • a_rtcp_avgfr_mult10
  • a_rtcp_maxjitter
  • a_rtcp_avgjitter_mult10
  • payload
  • jitter_mult10
  • mos_min_mult10
  • a_mos_min_mult10
  • packet_loss_perc_mult1000
  • a_packet_loss_perc_mult1000
  • delay_sum
  • a_delay_sum
  • delay_avg_mult100
  • a_delay_avg_mult100
  • delay_cnt
  • a_delay_cnt
  • rtcp_avgfr_mult10
  • rtcp_avgjitter_mult10
  • lost