H11-811 · Question #231
The CDRServer parses CDRs and saves them in the ".bill" format.
The correct answer is A. TRUE. Option A is correct because CDRServer is specifically designed to parse Call Detail Records (CDRs) and output them in the proprietary ".bill" format, which is used downstream for billing processing. This is the server's core function - it acts as a translation layer between raw…
Question
The CDRServer parses CDRs and saves them in the ".bill" format.
Options
- ATRUE
- BFALSE
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A77% (17)
- B23% (5)
Explanation
Option A is correct because CDRServer is specifically designed to parse Call Detail Records (CDRs) and output them in the proprietary ".bill" format, which is used downstream for billing processing. This is the server's core function - it acts as a translation layer between raw CDR data and the structured billing format that billing systems consume. Option B (FALSE) is incorrect because it contradicts the defined behavior of the CDRServer component; the ".bill" output format is not incidental but a deliberate design specification of the system.
Memory tip: Think of CDRServer as a bill factory - CDRs go in as raw call data, and ".bill" files come out ready for billing. The name "CDRServer" hints at its input (CDR), and ".bill" is its signature output.
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