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Command Syntax
The command syntax to show a Monitoring Profile is shown here:
> show profiles services monitoringProfile <monitoring profile name>
additionalInformation
displayLevel
filter
header
headerPresence
mgmtInterfaceGroup
monitoringIpAddress
monitoringIpPort
signalingPackets
state
transport
type
vlanTag
Command Parameters for monitoringProfile
Parameter | Length/Range | Default | Description | M/O |
---|
additionalInformation
| 256 |
| Additional information in the header sent towards the monitoring server. | O |
displayLevel |
|
| Depth to show. | O |
filter
|
|
| This table contains filters for the profile. - transport – Transport type used to filter the packets
- trunkgroup – IP TG filter used to filter the packets.
| O |
headerPresence
|
| disabled | Specifies if X header presence towards monitoring server is enabled or not | O |
mgmtInterfaceGroup
|
| mgmtGroup | The Management Interface Group to use for communicating with monitoring server. | O |
monitoringIpAddress
|
|
| IP address of the monitoring server. | M |
monitoringIpPort
|
|
| TCP/UDP port for the monitoring server. | M |
monitoringProfileName | 24 |
| Name of Monitoring Profile used for this SIP Signaling Port. | O |
signalingPackets
|
|
| Specifies if all signaling packets, or only decrypted TLS packets, are sent towards monitoring server from all TGs. | O |
state
|
|
| Administrative state of this Monitoring Profile. |
|
transport
|
| udp | Select the transport type for the monitoring server. - sctp – Stream Control Transmission Protocol
- tcp – Transmission Control Protocol
- tls-tcp – Transport Layer Security running on top of TCP
- udp – User Datagram Protocol
| O |
type
|
| mgmt | Interface type supported by monitoring server. - IP – IP interface to be used for this monitoring server, addressContext and ipInterfaceGroup must be completed when this is selected.
- mgmt – Mgmt interface to be used for this monitoring server, mgmtInterfaceGroup must be completed when this sis selected.
| O |
vlanTag |
| disabled | Adds VLAN ID of the interface on which the monitored message is sent/received. When this parameter is enabled, the "vlanTag" field of the LIFs on which the SIP message are received/sent, is added to X-header. The enhancement helps in better segregation of signaling traffic.
disabled (default)
enabled
|
|
Configuration Example
admin@SAPOTA% show profiles services monitoringProfile
monitoringProfile test1 {
monitoringIpAddress NN.NN.NN.NN;
monitoringIpPort 6786;
type mgmt;
mgmtInterfaceGroup mgmtGroup;
signalingPackets none;
headerPresence enabled;
additionalInformation SAPOTA;
header 1 {
headerName x-Ribbon-SIP-Source;
sourceIpPort enabled;
vlanTag enabled;
}
header 2 {
headerName x-Ribbon-SIP-Destination;
destinationIpPort enabled;
vlanTag enabled;
}
header 3 {
headerName x-Ribbon-Date;
date enabled;
vlanTag enabled;
}
header 4 {
headerName x-Ribbon-Network-Id;
additionalInformation enabled;
vlanTag enabled;
}
header 5 {
headerName x-Ribbon-SBGTIME;
timestamp enabled;
vlanTag enabled;
}
filter 1 {
trunkgroup RHEL_1;
transport udp;
}
}