Your Nortel BCM is technically a Linux box :)
Assuming this is a Nortel BCM 400 series, its an Intel box with Linux on it.
Heck... What ever Bell charges, I'll charge half and give your client
double the service :). To make things nice and sweet I'll even produce your
clients favorite choice of graphs... that is line graphs, bar graphs, or
pie charts :).
I'm no expert on BCM's. But assuming you have the userid and password, you
can retrieve the CDR and from what I've been told, its a flat file of
CDRecods that can be downloaded from standard FTP access to the box.
Asterisk does wonderful things and most Nortel experts who have used
Asterisk -- will likely choose Asterisk over a BCM 400 when you account the
cost factor.
So which begs the question, BCM 400 or Asterisk?
Cheers!
Reza.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chuck Mariotti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 8:54 PM
Subject: [on-asterisk] Call Activity Software for BCM
I have a client that is getting screwed by Bell. To make things worse,
they want to charge him to see reports for Nortel BCM...
The software is called TELECOST CMS 50 - it's call accounting for 50
extensions or less. Basically pulls the CDR records from two remote and
one local BCM.
Can anyone recommend an alternate solution or how this works exactly?
And how much one should expect to pay for such software.
Regards,
Chuck
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