Question about syslog output result from call flow

[globatech_adm]

Hi,

i foward all my logs on a NAS device on the network. We had issue this weekend with a client and i wanna know what those abreviation in blue mean. Why one end by 0 F and the other is 0 RBA... what that mean for the call (hang up, transfer etc...)

<135>1 2016-11-26T09:40:22-05:00 ROAD03CH SMDR - - - SMDR: 39606      11/26/2016 09:40:21      0.0 0    I 00/01 4188186XXX      00/00 Unknown 3391           0 RBA

<135>1 2016-11-26T09:40:25-05:00 ROAD03CH SMDR - - - SMDR: 39605 11/26/2016 09:40:02      0.3 0    E 00/01 4188186XXX      00/01 AutoAttendantAc 8231          0 N

<135>1 2016-11-26T09:40:46-05:00 ROAD03CH SMDR - - - SMDR: 39607      11/26/2016 09:40:21      0.4 0    I 00/01 4188186XXX      00/02 T02 4185412XXX      0 RBA

<135>1 2016-11-26T09:53:29-05:00 ROAD03CH SMDR - - - SMDR: 39609      11/26/2016 09:53:28      0.0 0    I 00/01 4188186XXX      00/00 Centrale Saguen 3911            0 RBA

<135>1 2016-11-26T09:53:32-05:00 ROAD03CH SMDR - - - SMDR: 39608      11/26/2016 09:53:11      0.3 0    E 00/01 4188186XXX      00/01 AutoAttendantAc 8231           0 N

<135>1 2016-11-26T09:53:35-05:00 ROAD03CH SMDR - - - SMDR: 39610      11/26/2016 09:53:28      0.1 0    I 00/01 4188186XXX      00/02 T02 18557066XXX 0 F

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

If you go to this post:

https://supportforums.adtran.com/docs/DOC-5307

and look on page 3,4 of the PDF, you will a description of what each field is in the Table 1 Call special handling flags

Regarding

RBA Routeback Allowed Call

N None

Hope that helps.

-Mark