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Overview

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The command parameters described in this article are available only on SBC SWe/Cloud deployments.


For each Trunk Group, the SBC provides separate performance and memory counters for INVITEs and NON-INVITE cases for SIP responses (2xx,3xx,4xx,5xx,6xx). The counters compute the Call Set-up Success Rate (CSSR) for each Trunk Group.

The parameter sipCssrStats is available under SIP Trunk Group.

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The following corresponding statistics are available under addressContext zone (displayed as output of appropriate show <table | status> commands):

  • sipTrunkGroupCSSRCurrentStatistics
  • sipTrunkGroupCSSRIntervalStatistics.

You can write the CSSR Interval Statistics sipTrunkGroupCSSRIntervalStatistics on a file by enabling under system fileStatisticsAdmin.

Command Syntax

For an existing SIP Trunk Group, the syntax to disable/enable collection of CSSR statistics are as follows:

Code Block
% set addressContext <acName> zone <zoneName> id <zoneId> sipTrunkGroup <tgName> sipCssrStats <disabled | enabled>


Once enabled, the following commands display the CSSR statistics collected by the SBC:

  • CSSR Current Statistics:

    Code Block
    % show <status | table> addressContext  <acName> zone <zoneName> sipTrunkGroupCSSRCurrentStatistics <tgName> <CSSR counter>


  • CSSR Interval Statistics:

    Code Block
    % show <status | table> addressContext  <acName> zone <zoneName> sipTrunkGroupCSSRIntervalStatistics <tgName> <CSSR counter>


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If you do not provide the Trunk Group name and a specific CSSR counter, all possible counters are displayed, resulting in a long and truncated output.


To write the output of the show command for the interval statistics in a .csv file, use the following syntax:

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% set system fileStatisticsAdmin sipTrunkGroupCSSRIntervalStatistics state <disabled | enabled>


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For each Trunk Group, the SBC creates a separate .csv file.

Command Parameters

ParameterLength/RangeDefaultDescriptionM/O
sipCssrStats

N/A

disabled

Enable this flag to collect SIP Call Set-up Success Rate (CSSR) statistics.

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled

Note: This parameter is available only on SBC SWe/Cloud deployments.

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ParameterLength/RangeDefaultDescriptionM/O
sipTrunkGroupCSSRCurrentStatistics

 N/A

N/A

Displays the current statistics for the Call Set-up Success Rate (CSSR) of the SIP Trunk Group.

Note: This statistics is available only on SBC SWe/Cloud deployments.

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sipTrunkGroupCSSRIntervalStatisticsN/A 
 N/A

Displays the interval statistics for the Call Set-up Success Rate (CSSR) of the SIP Trunk Group.

Note: This statistics is available only on SBC SWe/Cloud deployments.

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Configuration Examples

To enable collection of SIP CSSR Statistics for an existing SIP Trunk Group, use the following example:

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% set addressContext default zone defaultSigZone id 1 sipTrunkGroup test_sip_tg sipCssrStats enabled
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To display the SIP CSSR Current Statistics, use the following example:

Code Block
> show status addressContext default zone defaultSigZone sipTrunkGroupCSSRCurrentStatistics

sipTrunkGroupCSSRCurrentStatistics test_sip_tg {
inv_sent 0;
inv_rcvd 0;
alert_sent 0;
alert_rcvd 0;
ansCalls_sent 0;
ansCalls_rcvd 0;
cancel_sent 0;
cancel_rcvd 0;
bye_sent 0;
bye_rcvd 0;
inv200_sent 0;
inv200_rcvd 0;
inv380_sent 0;
inv380_rcvd 0;
inv400_sent 0;
inv400_rcvd 0;
inv403_sent 0;
inv403_rcvd 0;
inv404_sent 0;
inv404_rcvd 0;
inv406_sent 0;
inv406_rcvd 0;
inv408_sent 0;
inv408_rcvd 0;
inv410_sent 0;
inv410_rcvd 0;
inv420_sent 0;
inv420_rcvd 0;
inv480_sent 0;
inv480_rcvd 0;
inv481_sent 0;
inv481_rcvd 0;
inv482_sent 0;
inv482_rcvd 0;
inv483_sent 0;
inv483_rcvd 0;
inv484_sent 0;
inv484_rcvd 0;
inv486_sent 0;
inv486_rcvd 0;
inv487_sent 0;
inv487_rcvd 0;
inv488_sent 0;
inv488_rcvd 0;
inv500_sent 0;
inv500_rcvd 0;
inv501_sent 0;
inv501_rcvd 0;
inv502_sent 0;
inv502_rcvd 0;
inv503_sent 0;
inv503_rcvd 0;
inv504_sent 0;
inv504_rcvd 0;
inv580_sent 0;
inv580_rcvd 0;
inv600_sent 0;
inv600_rcvd 0;
nonInv603_sent 0;
nonInv603_rcvd 0;
nonInv606_sent 0;
nonInv606_rcvd 0;
nonInvUnknown_sent 0;
nonInvUnknown_rcvd 0;
}


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The output of show table command is similar to the show status command illustrated above, but in a tabular format.

The output of the SIP CSSR interval statistics are similar to that of the current statistics, but represents an aggregate over a period of time.


To write the SIP CSSR Interval Statistics to .csv files, use the following example:

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% set system fileStatisticsAdmin sipTrunkGroupCSSRIntervalStatistics state enabled
% commit


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For each Trunk Group, the SBC creates a separate .csv file.

This statistics sipTrunkGroupCSSRIntervalStatistics is available only on SBC SWe/Cloud deployments.




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