Patton electronics SmartNode Series Software Configuration Manual page 632

SmartWare Software Configuration Guide
[no] debug media-gate-
way rtp
[no] debug media-gate-
way switch
[no] debug media-gate-
way dsp
[no] debug media-gate-
way fax-data
[no] debug media-gate-
way error
[no] debug media-gate-
way all
Depending on the type of problem, some debug monitors are more useful than others. Try to avoid enabling all
monitors at the same time, as this generates a lot of output and can degrade system performance. The follow-
ing examples show some typical debug cases and what monitors should be switched on in these cases.
Example: Debugging voice connections
Symptoms: Voice quality is bad (dropouts), the voice connection is only established in one direction or not at
all, there is only noise instead of voice, no tones are played (e.g. dialtone).
Prerequisite: The call is established from a signaling point of view (see chapters Debug H.323 Data and Debug
Session Control Data).
Use the following debug monitors:
Step
1 unit#debug media-gateway rtp
2 unit#debug media-gateway dejitter
Example: Debugging Fax connections
Symptoms: Fax transmission starts but is interrupted and the Fax machines terminate with an error message,
Fax transmission does not start at all, the unit's firmware does not detect Fax.
Debugging voice data
Displays RTP related call parameters at call setup: local/remote IP
address and port, SSRC. During operation, displays periodically
updated statistics containing the number of sent and received packets,
the number of lost packets.
Usage: To verify that RTP packets are sent/received, and to debug net-
work quality issues (lost packets).
Displays control activities on the TDM part of the Data Path.
Usage: To investigate problems with hair pinning or timeslot switching.
Displays control activities on the DSP including all call parameters (e.g.
the used codec).
Usage: To document the DSP parameters used for each call setup.
Traces detected Modem and Fax tones.
Traces the flow of T.30 communication states between the fax machines.
Decodes the IFP (Internet Fax Protocol) elements within T.38 packets.
Displays T.38 related call parameters and operational errors like lost
packets.
Tracks the operation of the dejitter buffer used for T.38 Fax transmis-
sions.
Usage: To investigate problems with T.38 Fax and Modem transmissions in
general.
Displays detected errors over all the different parts of the Media Gate-
way.
Enables/Disables all Media Gateway monitors
Command
52 • VoIP debugging
Purpose
Enable the RTP/RTCP debug moni-
tor
Enable the dejitter buffer monitor.
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