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Hi David,

Please note that the extension number and extension Id are different!

What you use above was the extension number and that will not work.

You don't need to specify the extension id but just use the tilde ~ sign to read call log of that extension. If the logged in extension is an Admin, then you will be able to read call logs of all extensions under that account. Otherwise, it will read only the call log on that particular extension.

+ Phong

Thanks Phong!  I did not know that about the extension number and id being different.  That gets me passed that error.

but now, even though I'm passed the error, I'm not getting any call logs back.  Do I need to supply an extension id that has admin priviledges vs. just supplying a '~'?

So what I eventually had to do to get all the records for our organization is the following:

rc.Restapi().Account("~").CallLog().List();

In other words, I just removed the call to Extension.

the full code looks like this:

      static public async Task<Boolean> ExtractRecords() {

            RingCentral.ExtensionCallLogResponse response;
            List<RingCentral.CallLogRecord> theList = new List<RingCentral.CallLogRecord>();

            int pageNum = 0;

            RingCentral.RestClient rc = new RingCentral.RestClient("fakekey", "fakesecret", true);

            await rc.Authorize("16159059217", "100104", "fakepwd");

            do
            {
                pageNum++;
                response = await rc.Restapi().Account("~").CallLog().List(new { dateFrom = "2018-08-17", dateTo = "2018-08-22", page = pageNum.ToString(), perPage = 1000 });
                theList.AddRange(response.records);
                System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(7000); 
            } while (response.navigation.nextPage != null);

            return true;
        }

'course I'm going to have to parameterize dates and such, but for now this gets the data extracted.