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The Log Profile contain a set of related subsystems, along with the associated log level. Each Log Profile enables an easy way to enable/disable subsystems; the information in the Log Profile can be applied easily to the logging subsystem configuration.
The following are suggested subsystems to log when troubleshooting telephony-related issues:
The major subsystems are available in system defined Log Profiles, you apply a Log Profile to the Subsystem Configuration and the associated Subsystems are mapped into the log.
Apply a Log Profile as follows:
Log Profile Name - Subsystems Associated with Log Profile
Log Profile Name | Subsystems Associated With Log Profile |
---|---|
Audio - SIP - ISDN | SIP Stack service, ISDN Protocol, Common call control, Call Routing Service, Media Stream Control Service. |
Audio - SIP - CAS | SIP Stack service, CAS Protocol, Common call control, Call Routing Service, Media Stream Control Service. |
Audio - SIP | SIP Stack service, Common call control, Call Routing Service, Media Stream Control Service. |
Signaling SIP - ISDN | SIP Stack service, ISDN Protocol, Common Call Control, Call Routing Service, Media Stream Control Service. |
Signaling SIP - CAS | SIP Stack service, CAS Protocol, Common call control,call routing service, Media Stream Control Service, Telephony Interface Process. |
Signaling SIP | SIP Stack service, Common Call Control, Call Routing Service, media stream control service. |
Memory Allocation | SIP Stack service, Operating System Logs, Common call control, Media Stream Control Service, System Health Monitoring. |
Authentication | Active Directory Service, User Authentication Service, Radius Manager Service. |
Certificate | SIP Stack Service, Common Transport Service, Certificate Security Manager. |
During high call churn,
A Log Profile contains a set of related subsystems and log levels; it provides an easy way to enable/disable subsystems. The information created in the Log Profile is mapped into the Subsystem log. Through the Log Profiles table, there are two types of Log Profiles created: User defined (user configurable Log Profile) and System defined (pre-defined Log Profile; see Creating and Modifying Log Profiles for the list of predefined Log Profiles).
A Log Profile includes the following:
Once a new Log Profile is created, the Log Profile can be applied to a Subsystem log. The Subsystem configuration can also be saved as a Log Profile. For detailed information about Log Profiles, see Creating and Modifying Log Profiles.
To learn more about pre-defined Log Profiles and create a Log Profile, see Creating and Modifying Log Profiles.
To delete an entry, select the checkbox next to the entry and then click the Delete (
) icon.Log Profiles Table
The Subsystem Configuration table enables you configure the following for a subsystem:
In addition, you can apply a Log Profile to a specific subsystem and/or save a subsystem configuration entry as a Log Profile.
To configure a Subsystem, see Creating and Modifying Subsystem Logging.
To delete an entry, select the checkbox next to the entry and then click the Delete (
) icon.Subsystem Configuration