Talking about SIP debugging, there are two options in SN9k:

- To collect a tcpdump, here is an example:

tcpdump -s 0 -i eth2 port 5060 -w /mnt/cdr/sip_trace.pcap ( This command will record a pcap sip sgnalling trace which can be downloaded from the following path: http://192.168.5.5/cdr/ ..... last "/" is mandatory )

- To collect a SIP debug:

Login on the device via the ssh and start the following commands:

showdbg sip on
trace sip start

Once you finish log collecting please stop debugging with a command: trace sip stop

CLI

For connection use:

telnet <ip> 7001

Use <TAB> for completion commands and "?" for external info.

for example:

SIP2TDM# stat ?

Subcommands list:

show - show call statistics

clear - clear call statistics

Common tasks

SIP subscribers

abonent show - subscribers list

Е1 ports

pcm info - show E1 port state

pcm stat show - show error counters

SIP and TDM channels info

chan map all - show all channels summary map

chan map legend - legend for summary channel map

Common info

version - version info

acodes info - show RTP media cores state

stat show - show call statistics

Enable debug info

for V5 protocol

showdbg v5 on

trace pcm start -1
 

for SIP protocol

showdbg sip on

trace sip start
 

for SS7 protocol

showdbg ss7 on

showdbg mtp3 on

showdbg isup on

trace pcm start -1

CLIP

showdbg aon on

showdbg mfr on

 
access to subscriber database

showdbg abon on
 

dialplan routines

showdbg dplan on


Display HDLC messages exchange (for SS7, PRI)

set message length diapason

hdlc dump length <port> <minlength> <maxlength>

hdlc dump length 1 7 9991
 

set display format to HEX

hdlc dump format term


set display format to humman readable

hdlc dump format ascii


enable HDLC debug

trace hdlc 0xffff 0xffff


disable HDLC debug

trace hdlc 0 0





SdCard filesystem

list of main files

list of log Files