Enabling Cisco Unified SIP Proxy Traces
SUMMARY STEPS
- Choose Troubleshoot > .
- To capture the network traffic on Cisco Unified SIP Proxy interfaces, check the Packet Capture check box.
- To enable tracing on your system, check the Enable Tracing check box.
- Set the trace values for the following components (For details on the level to chose for each component, see Component Levels):
- Click Update to save your changes.
DETAILED STEPS
Step 1 |
Choose Troubleshoot > . The system displays the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy Traces page. |
Step 2 |
To capture the network traffic on Cisco Unified SIP Proxy interfaces, check the Packet Capture check box.
Each packet capture request is limited to 40 MB. When the buffer size of the packet goes beyond 40 MB, the packet captures are overwritten, that is, the packet capture will always provide information of the last packet capture done. This prevents disk space over utilization. You can capture two packets of 20 MB each. This log file is located at: /opt/CUSP/dsnrs/log/packetcapture. The Cisco Unified SIP Proxy administrator must download the latest packetcapture.zip file before starting the next packet capture request. |
Step 3 |
To enable tracing on your system, check the Enable Tracing check box. |
Step 4 |
Set the trace values for the following components (For details on the level to chose for each component, see Component Levels):
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Step 5 |
Click Update to save your changes. |
Component Levels
For each component, you can choose one of the following levels:
Component Levels
Level |
Description |
---|---|
default |
Uses the trace level of the parent. |
debug |
Logs messages of debug severity or higher. |
info |
Logs messages of info severity or higher. |
warn |
Logs messages of warning severity or higher. |
error |
Logs messages of error severity or higher. |
fatal |
Logs messages of fatal severity or higher. |
off |
Does not log messages. |