PBX setup · Cisco Call Manager

Connect Cisco UCM to TIM4biz

Configure your Cisco Unified Communications Manager to push CDR and CMR call records to TIM4biz via SFTP or FTP. Over 100 reports are then available to analyse traffic, cost, and performance.

Create your TIM4biz account

Start with a trial account. We'll send your Cisco UCM credentials once you're set up.

  1. Create your TIM4biz trial account at account sign up.
  2. We'll send your Cisco UCM credentials to you. These include the SFTP/FTP server address, username, password, and target directory you'll need for the CDR Repository Manager configuration below.
  3. Enter your TIM4biz credentials into your Cisco UCM CDR Repository Manager as described below.
  4. Sign in to your TIM4biz account to view your reports. Reports can be run interactively on the website and can be scheduled to be automatically emailed to you.

Cisco UCM CDR Repository Manager configuration

Open Cisco Unified Serviceability and configure the CDR Repository Manager to push CDR files to TIM4biz.

Navigate to: Cisco Unified Serviceability → CDR → CDR Repository Manager → Billing Server Configuration

Required settings

Billing Server Enabled Checked
Server Name / Address As provided by TIM4biz
e.g. sftp.tim4biz.com
Protocol SFTP (or FTP if required)
Username As provided by TIM4biz
Password As provided by TIM4biz
Directory / Path As provided by TIM4biz
CMR (Call Management Records) Enabled (recommended for full call quality data)

Click Save to apply the billing server configuration. The CDR Repository Manager will begin transferring CDR files to TIM4biz automatically.

Note: CDR files are typically transferred within minutes of a call completing. If CDRs are not appearing in TIM4biz within one hour, verify network connectivity and credentials on the CDR Repository Manager status page.

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