| 7.2. Debug Log (Events Log) | ||
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 | Chapter 7. Logging functionalities |  |
| 7.2. Debug Log (Events Log) | ||
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| | Chapter 7. Logging functionalities | |
Debug log stores events pertinent to connection's opening/closing and to port's state changes.
Information provided by Debug log can be sent to technical support using email address tem@antek.it.
Events registered in the Debug Log are grouped in the following classes:
DIAG: Events related to port diagnostic and status.
COR: Events related to the Connection Oriented Router.
MLM: Events related to the Multi Link Manager driver.
CTIR: Events related to the CTI Router.
PPP: Events related to the Point-to-Point Protocol driver.
ML: Events related to the Multi Links driver.
Q931: Events related to the Q931 driver.
Events are stored in buffer of fixed length that is kept in memory. The buffer maintains the more recent events, eliminating the oldest.
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Usually the Debug Log can store events for few days; however this time interval depends on the number and the type of events to record, which can also change from customer to customer. |
The Debug Log content is transferred from the memory to the file
CPX.DBG in two cases: in correspondence to the user
request.
every time the Abilis CPX is restarted;
using the save debug command.
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The command is available also from MFIDE panel. |
Debug log can be visualized with the following.
[18:01:34] ABILIS_CPX:d ldmCurrent Local Time: Friday 14/01/2011 10:00:55 (UTC+1.00) Date Time Resource Ses Event Parameters ------ ------ ---------- ----- -------------- --------------------------------- 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-CallRx CH:61 BC:3.1kHz CD:425 CG:706 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-Route Match PR:48 140111 115547 CtiCl-11 3225 E-CallTx BC:3.1kHz TY:CtoC CD:425 CG:706 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-ProgressTx 140111 115547 CtiCl-11 3225 E-ProgressRx 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-ProgressTx 140111 115547 CtiCl-11 3225 E-CallFailRx CH:68 CAUSE:80 91 140111 115547 CtiCl-11 3225 E-DiscConfTx CH:68 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-Route Fail PR:48 , search next CAUSE:80 91 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-No Route 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-NumComplete CDI:425 CDO:425 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-DiscTx CH:61 CAUSE:80 91 140111 115558 CtiCl-18 3226 E-DialRx CH:63 BC:3.1kHz CD:5 CG:706 140111 115558 CtiP-128 3227 E-DialRx CH:1 BC:Speech CG:62 140111 115558 CtiCl-18 3226 E-CallRx CH:63 BC:3.1kHz CD:553 CG:706 140111 115558 CtiCl-18 3226 E-Route Match PR:32 140111 115558 CtiP-119 3226 E-CallTx BC:3.1kHz TY:CtoV CD:553 CG:706 140111 115558 CtiP-119 3226 E-AlertRx CH:1 140111 115558 CtiCl-18 3226 E-NumComplete CDI:553 CDO:553 140111 115558 CtiCl-18 3226 E-AlertTx CH:63 140111 115559 CtiP-128 3227 E-CallRx CH:1 BC:Speech CD:65 CG:62 140111 115559 CtiP-128 3227 E-Route Match PR:75 140111 115559 CtiP-131 3227 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:TR CD:65 CG:62 140111 115559 CtiP-131 3227 E-AlertRx CH:1 140111 115559 CtiP-128 3227 E-NumComplete CDI:65 CDO:65 140111 115559 CtiP-128 3227 E-AlertTx CH:1 PI:81 88 140111 115601 CtiP-119 3226 E-ConnRx CH:1 140111 115601 CtiCl-18 3226 E-ConnTx CH:63 140111 115601 CtiP-131 3227 E-ConnRx CH:1 140111 115601 CtiP-128 3227 E-ConnTx CH:1 140111 115632 CtiP-128 3227 E-DiscRx CH:1 CAUSE:80 90 140111 115632 CtiP-128 3227 E-DiscConfTx CH:0 140111 115632 CtiP-131 3227 E-DiscTx CH:1 CAUSE:80 90 140111 115704 CtiP-116 3228 E-DialRx CH:1 BC:Speech CG:15 140111 115706 CtiP-116 3228 E-CallRx CH:1 BC:Speech CD:0014 CG:15 140111 115706 CtiP-116 3228 E-Route Match PR:92 140111 115706 CtiCl-6 3228 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:VtoC CD:014 CG:0289038015 SCD:15 140111 115708 CtiP-116 3228 E-NumComplete CDI:00142433114 CDO:0142433114 140111 115708 CtiCl-6 3228 E-ProgressRx 140111 115715 CtiP-119 3226 E-DiscRx CH:1 CAUSE:80 90 140111 115715 CtiCl-18 3226 E-DiscTx CH:63 CAUSE:80 90 140111 115715 CtiP-119 3226 E-DiscConfTx CH:0 140111 115715 CtiCl-6 3228 E-CallFailRx CH:67 CAUSE:80 91 140111 115715 CtiP-116 3228 E-Route Fail PR:92 CAUSE:80 91 140111 115715 CtiCl-6 3228 E-DiscConfTx CH:67 140111 115715 CtiP-116 3228 E-DiscTx CH:1 CAUSE:80 91 140111 115723 CtiP-116 3229 E-DialRx CH:1 BC:Speech CG:15 140111 115725 CtiP-116 3229 E-CallRx CH:1 BC:Speech CD:0014 CG:15 140111 115725 CtiP-116 3229 E-Route Match PR:92 140111 115725 CtiCl-6 3229 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:VtoC CD:014 CG:0289038015 SCD:15 140111 115728 CtiP-116 3229 E-NumComplete CDI:00142433114 CDO:0142433114 140111 115728 CtiCl-6 3229 E-ProgressRx 140111 115735 CtiCl-6 3229 E-CallFailRx CH:69 CAUSE:80 91 140111 115735 CtiP-116 3229 E-Route Fail PR:92 CAUSE:80 91 140111 115735 CtiCl-6 3229 E-DiscConfTx CH:69 140111 115735 CtiP-116 3229 E-DiscTx CH:1 CAUSE:80 91
The following command displays the command syntax:.
[15:43:28] ABILIS_CPX:d ldme ?D LDME [dd/mm/yyyy] [hh:mm:ss] Display Debug Log in Memory decoding ISDN/X.25 [E:val] [RES:type-n,...] codes [SES:val] dd/mm/yyyy Selected date <Optional> hh:mm:ss Selected time <Optional> E: Event filter [DIAG, COR, Q931, CTIR, SMS, PPP, MLM, <Optional> ML, ALL]. Filters can be joined using "," operator (e.g.: E:COR,MLM,...). RES: Resource list (max. 50 values 'type-n' or <Optional> 'CtiP-n' or 'CtiCl-n', where 'n' [1..999]) SES: Session filter [A, 0..65535] <Optional>
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Refer to Chapter 76, Disconnection codes to know more about the list of ISDN and X.25 disconnection codes. |
The d ldme command displays the information in extended mode (i.e. the ISDN disconnection causes are decoded).
[18:01:34] ABILIS_CPX:d ldme140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-CallRx CH:61 BC:3.1kHz CD:425 CG:706 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-Route Match PR:48 140111 115547 CtiCl-11 3225 E-CallTx BC:3.1kHz TY:CtoC CD:425 CG:706 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-ProgressTx 140111 115547 CtiCl-11 3225 E-ProgressRx 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-ProgressTx 140111 115547 CtiCl-11 3225 E-CallFailRx CH:68 CAUSE:80 91 (U, User busy) 140111 115547 CtiCl-11 3225 E-DiscConfTx CH:68 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-Route Fail PR:48 , search next CAUSE:80 91 (U, User busy) 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-No Route 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-NumComplete CDI:425 CDO:425 140111 115547 CtiCl-18 3225 E-DiscTx CH:61 CAUSE:80 91 (U, User busy) 140111 115558 CtiCl-18 3226 E-DialRx CH:63 BC:3.1kHz CD:5 CG:706 140111 115558 CtiP-128 3227 E-DialRx CH:1 BC:Speech CG:62 140111 115558 CtiCl-18 3226 E-CallRx CH:63 BC:3.1kHz CD:553 CG:706 140111 115558 CtiCl-18 3226 E-Route Match PR:32 140111 115558 CtiP-119 3226 E-CallTx BC:3.1kHz TY:CtoV CD:553 CG:706 140111 115558 CtiP-119 3226 E-AlertRx CH:1 140111 115558 CtiCl-18 3226 E-NumComplete CDI:553 CDO:553 140111 115558 CtiCl-18 3226 E-AlertTx CH:63 140111 115559 CtiP-128 3227 E-CallRx CH:1 BC:Speech CD:65 CG:62 140111 115559 CtiP-128 3227 E-Route Match PR:75 140111 115559 CtiP-131 3227 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:TR CD:65 CG:62 140111 115559 CtiP-131 3227 E-AlertRx CH:1 140111 115559 CtiP-128 3227 E-NumComplete CDI:65 CDO:65 140111 115559 CtiP-128 3227 E-AlertTx CH:1 PI:81 88 140111 115601 CtiP-119 3226 E-ConnRx CH:1 140111 115601 CtiCl-18 3226 E-ConnTx CH:63 140111 115601 CtiP-131 3227 E-ConnRx CH:1 140111 115601 CtiP-128 3227 E-ConnTx CH:1 140111 115632 CtiP-128 3227 E-DiscRx CH:1 CAUSE:80 90 (U, Normal call clearing) 140111 115632 CtiP-128 3227 E-DiscConfTx CH:0 140111 115632 CtiP-131 3227 E-DiscTx CH:1 CAUSE:80 90 (U, Normal call clearing) 140111 115704 CtiP-116 3228 E-DialRx CH:1 BC:Speech CG:15 140111 115706 CtiP-116 3228 E-CallRx CH:1 BC:Speech CD:0014 CG:15 140111 115706 CtiP-116 3228 E-Route Match PR:92 140111 115706 CtiCl-6 3228 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:VtoC CD:014 CG:0289038015 SCD:15 140111 115708 CtiP-116 3228 E-NumComplete CDI:00142433114 CDO:0142433114 140111 115708 CtiCl-6 3228 E-ProgressRx 140111 115715 CtiP-119 3226 E-DiscRx CH:1 CAUSE:80 90 (U, Normal call clearing) 140111 115715 CtiCl-18 3226 E-DiscTx CH:63 CAUSE:80 90 (U, Normal call clearing) 140111 115715 CtiP-119 3226 E-DiscConfTx CH:0 140111 115715 CtiCl-6 3228 E-CallFailRx CH:67 CAUSE:80 91 (U, User busy) 140111 115715 CtiP-116 3228 E-Route Fail PR:92 CAUSE:80 91 (U, User busy) 140111 115715 CtiCl-6 3228 E-DiscConfTx CH:67 140111 115715 CtiP-116 3228 E-DiscTx CH:1 CAUSE:80 91 (U, User busy) 140111 115723 CtiP-116 3229 E-DialRx CH:1 BC:Speech CG:15 140111 115725 CtiP-116 3229 E-CallRx CH:1 BC:Speech CD:0014 CG:15 140111 115725 CtiP-116 3229 E-Route Match PR:92 140111 115725 CtiCl-6 3229 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:VtoC CD:014 CG:0289038015 SCD:15 140111 115728 CtiP-116 3229 E-NumComplete CDI:00142433114 CDO:0142433114 140111 115728 CtiCl-6 3229 E-ProgressRx 140111 115735 CtiCl-6 3229 E-CallFailRx CH:69 CAUSE:80 91 (U, User busy) 140111 115735 CtiP-116 3229 E-Route Fail PR:92 CAUSE:80 91 (U, User busy) 140111 115735 CtiCl-6 3229 E-DiscConfTx CH:69 140111 115735 CtiP-116 3229 E-DiscTx CH:1 CAUSE:80 91 (U, User busy)
Debug Log can be simultaneously sent to the current Control Port session using start ldm or start ldme commands. Events are displayed in the same time that they occurs and that they are recorded into the buffer in memory.
[18:01:34] ABILIS_CPX:start ldmCurrent Local Time: Friday 14/01/2011 10:03:56 (UTC+1.00) Start Debug Log content real-time logging (Type CTRL+C + ENTER to stop): Date Time Resource Ses Event Parameters ------ ------ ---------- ----- -------------- --------------------------------- 140111 100422 CtiSip 4 E-CallRx CH:6 BC:Speech CD:10 CG:12 USER:test3 140111 100422 CtiSip 4 E-Route Match PR:23 140111 100422 CtiSip 4 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:StoS CD:10 CG:12 140111 100422 CtiSip 4 E-NumComplete CDI:10 CDO:10 140111 100422 CtiSip 4 E-AlertRx CH:7 USER:test 140111 100422 CtiSip 4 E-AlertTx CH:6 140111 100422 CtiSip 0 E-CallForward RULE:FORK USER:test 140111 100422 CtiSip 5 E-CallRx CH:8 BC:Speech CD:419 CG:12 USER:test 140111 100422 CtiSip 5 E-No Route 140111 100422 CtiSip 5 E-CallFailTx CH:8 CAUSE:81 83 140111 100427 CtiSip 4 E-ConnRx CH:7 140111 100427 CtiSip 4 E-ConnTx CH:6 140111 100431 CtiSip 4 E-DiscRx CH:6 CAUSE:80 9F USER:test3 140111 100431 CtiSip 4 E-DiscConfTx CH:6 140111 100431 CtiSip 4 E-DiscTx CH:7 CAUSE:80 9F USER:test
The Debug Log content can be cleared through the command c ldm.
The command d ldd displays the content of the Debug Log saved on disk with the command save debug.
To display the syntax of the command, type d ldd ?.
[18:01:34] ABILIS_CPX:d ldd ?D LDD [dd/mm/yyyy] [hh:mm:ss] Display Debug Log on Disk [E:val] [RES:type-n,...] [SES:val] dd/mm/yyyy Selected date <Optional> hh:mm:ss Selected time <Optional> E: Event filter [DIAG, COR, Q931, CTIR, SMS, PPP, MLM, <Optional> ML, ALL]. Filters can be joined using "," operator (e.g.: E:COR,MLM,...). RES: Resource list (max. 50 values 'type-n' or <Optional> 'CtiP-n' or 'CtiCl-n', where 'n' [1..999]) SES: Session filter [A, 0..65535] <Optional>
The following command helps to decode isdn,sms and x25 error codes.
[14:59:16] ABILIS_CPX:d code ?
ISDN ISDN Location/Reason codes
SMS CtiSms error codes
X25 X.25 Cause/Diagnostic codesExample:
[15:06:32] ABILIS_CPX:d code sms 321
CtiSms ERROR DECODE
Error : 0321 (0x0141) - Invalid Memory IndexError codes are shown in the debug log and they are automatically decoded:
[18:10:34] ABILIS_CPX:d ldme
...
030511 160843 CtiSms 0 S-MsgORx A:FILE CD:ue3383223122
S:Web-interface
030511 160843 CtiSms 0 S-MsgO Match PR:1
030511 160843 CtiSms 4 S-MsgOTx P:501 CD:ue3383223122
030511 160843 CtiSms 4 S-MsgOTx Fail P:501 ERR:321 (Invalid Memory Index)
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| 7.1. System Log |  | 7.3. Exceptions Log |