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|shortdesc=This parameter specifies the default template for generating MSML recording file name. Any gvp:param present in the template is replaced with its value if specified using MSML. The parameters AWSAccessKeyId(2), callrec_authorization, httpauthorization(2) and AWSSecretAccessKey(2) are not replaced by their value even if specified using MSML due to security concerns. Example:- The template "$id$_$record$_$MCPDateTime" produces the file name "basirecid12345_source_2013-09-13_08-10-15_*.*" where id is specified as "basicrecid12345" and record is specified as "source" using MSML gvp:param. Using parameter $MCPDateTime enables insertion of MCP local time in the generated file name. Note that there is a 260 character limit(including directory names and extension) for the recording filename on Windows. For IVR-Recording, the $id$ template is replaced by the $calluuid$_$date$_$time$ template to maintain the same naming convention used for GIR. The date and time used is in UTC mode retrieved from the MCP machine. Example:- "calluuid12345_2016-11-15_11-25-15", where "calluuid12345" is the CallUUID value.
 
|shortdesc=This parameter specifies the default template for generating MSML recording file name. Any gvp:param present in the template is replaced with its value if specified using MSML. The parameters AWSAccessKeyId(2), callrec_authorization, httpauthorization(2) and AWSSecretAccessKey(2) are not replaced by their value even if specified using MSML due to security concerns. Example:- The template "$id$_$record$_$MCPDateTime" produces the file name "basirecid12345_source_2013-09-13_08-10-15_*.*" where id is specified as "basicrecid12345" and record is specified as "source" using MSML gvp:param. Using parameter $MCPDateTime enables insertion of MCP local time in the generated file name. Note that there is a 260 character limit(including directory names and extension) for the recording filename on Windows. For IVR-Recording, the $id$ template is replaced by the $calluuid$_$date$_$time$ template to maintain the same naming convention used for GIR. The date and time used is in UTC mode retrieved from the MCP machine. Example:- "calluuid12345_2016-11-15_11-25-15", where "calluuid12345" is the CallUUID value.
 
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record.filenametemplate

Default Value: $id$
Valid Values: Please specify a valid template following the instructions in the description.
Changes Take Effect: Immediately


This parameter specifies the default template for generating MSML recording (aka GIR-Recording) and IVR-Recording file names.

For MSML recording (GIR-Recording): - Any gvp:param present in the template may be replaced by its value if specified using MSML. - Some possible template parameters: $id$, $dateTime$, $MCPDateTime$, $dnis$, $recordDN$, $ani$, $callUuid$, $sipsAppName$, $connId$, $record$, $dest$, $dest2$, $type$, $type2$, $channels$, $channels2$, $AWSRegion$, $AWSRegion2$, $callrec_dest$, $audiosrc$, $tonesilenceduration$, and any other gvp:param present in MSML. - Example: The template $id$_$record$_$MCPDateTime$ produces the file name "basicrecid12345_source_2013-09-13_08-10-15_*.*" where $id$ is specified as "basicrecid12345", $record$ is specified as "source" using MSML gvp:param and $MCPDateTime$ enables insertion of MCP local time.

For IVR-Recording: - Some of the parameters passed in the INVITE RURI are accepted. - Possible template parameters: $id$, $dateTime$, $MCPDateTime$, $dnis$, $recordDN$, $ani$, $callUuid$ and $sipsAppName$. - The $id$ template is equivalent to $callUuid$_$dateTime$ template. The date and time used is in UTC mode retrieved from the MCP machine. - Example: The template $callUuid$_$MCPDateTime$ produces the file name "SDFGTRE3456YHBVFT543_2018-04-26_13-33-46_*.*" where "SDFGTRE3456YHBVFT543" is the SIP header XGENESYSCALLUUID value and $MCPDateTime$ enables insertion of MCP local time.

Notes: - The template $dateTime$ is replaced by the UTC time, and $MCPDateTime$ is replaced by the local time from the MCP machine. - There is a 260 character limit (including directory names and extension) for the recording file name on Windows. - Parameters are case sensitive.

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