Identification

Software version: 3.011.1.0

Build Date

25 March 2025

Description

This is the software for the Speakerbus iCDS. The iCDS (Call Data Server) is middleware which handles call data records, allowing 3rd party devices such as voice recorders or call loggers to receive the call data records from iSeries devices. These release notes provide important information about the iCDS software.

System Requirements

Supported Operating Systems

The latest service pack is always recommended for all operating systems.

iCDS Server

Microsoft Windows Server 2016.
Microsoft Windows Server 2019.
Microsoft Windows Server 2022.
Microsoft Windows Server 2025.

iCDS Monitor

Microsoft Windows Server 2016.
Microsoft Windows Server 2019.
Microsoft Windows Server 2022.
Microsoft Windows Server 2025.
Microsoft Windows 10.
Microsoft Windows 11.

Software Requirements

Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 is required for the installation of the iCDS software.
Microsoft .NET Runtime 8.0 (for iCDS Server).
Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime 8.0 (for iCDS Monitor).
NTFS file system - iCDS will only work fully on an NTFS file system. FAT file systems are NOT supported.
HTML reader, e.g. Microsoft Edge (for release documentation).
Installation requires administrative privileges.

Hardware Requirements

See requirements for the version of Microsoft Windows the software is being installed on.

Contents of Release

When installed onto the target machine, the following directory structure and files will have been created:

Directory	Description
%INSTALLDIR%\Bin	iCDS Server and Monitor binaries and configuration files.
%INSTALLDIR%\Docs	HTML format software release documentation.
%INSTALLDIR%\LogFiles	iCDS log files.
%INSTALLDIR%\Resources	iCDS miscellaneous resources.

IP Port Numbers

The IP ports used by the iCDS:

Port	Description	Configuration	Blocking
7788	Device <-> iCDS server communications port.	Configurable via the iCDS.ini file. Default is 7788.	Blocking will stop the iCDS server from receiving CDR data from devices.
7789	Third party device <-> iCDS server communications port.	Configurable via the iCDS.ini file. Default is 7789.	Blocking will stop third party devices, configured as clients, from connecting to the iCDS server.
8850	iCDS monitor <-> iCDS server communications port.	Configurable via the iCDS.ini file. Default is 8850.	Blocking will stop the iCDS monitor application from connecting to the iCDS server.