AudioCodes E-SBC User Manual page 1075

CHAPTER 58 Syslog and Debug Recording
Parameter
'Log Destination'
log-dest
[LoggingFilters_
LogDestination]
✔
"1/2" (without apostrophes), means module 1, port 2
✔
"1/[2-4]" (without apostrophes), means module 1, ports 2
through 4
■ The exclamation (!) wildcard character can be used for
excluding a specific configuration entity from the filter. For
example, to include all IP Groups in the filter except IP Group ID
2, configure the 'Filter Type' parameter to IP Group and the
'Value' parameter to "!2" (without apostrophes).
Note: For SBC calls, a Logging Filter rule applies to the entire
session, which is both legs (i.e., not per leg). For example, a call
between IP Groups 1 and 2 are logged for both legs even if the
'Value' parameter is configured to "!2".
Note:
■ You can use the index number or string name to specify the
configuration entity for the following 'Filter Types': Tel-to-IP, IP-
to-Tel, IP Group, SRD, Classification, IP-to-IP Routing, or
SIP Interface. For example, to specify IP Group at Index 2 with
the name "SIP Trunk", configure the parameter to either "2" or
"SIP Trunk" (without apostrophes).
■ For IP trace expressions, see
Defines where the device sends the log file.
■ [0] Syslog Server = The device generates Syslog messages
based on the configured log filter and sends them to a user-
defined Syslog server. The Syslog messages can contain one
of the following types of information, depending on the settings
of the 'Log Type' parameter (described later):
✔
Not configured (default): Syslog messages include
regular syslog information.
✔
CDR Only: Syslog messages include only CDRs (no
system information and alerts).
■ [1] Debug Recording Server = (Default) The device generates
debug recording packets based on the configured log filter and
sends them to a user-defined Debug Recording server.
■ [2] Local Storage = The device generates CDRs based on the
configured log filter and stores them locally on the device. For
more information on local CDR storage, see
the Device
■ [3] Call Flow Server = The device sends SIP messages to a
call flow server (i.e., OVOC) for displaying SIP call dialog
sessions as SIP call flow diagrams. For this functionality, you
also need to configure the 'Log Type' parameter to Call Flow.
For enabling this functionality, see
Diagrams in OVOC
Note:
■ If the 'Filter Type' parameter is configured to IP Trace, you must
configure the parameter to Debug Recording Server.
■ If you configure the parameter to Local Storage, you must
configure the 'Log Type' parameter to CDR Only.
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