SIP Trace 3

[lookingup]

Hi All. I have a Mitel 3300 V8.0 SP3

Is there a way to do essentially a packet capture on a SIP trunk from within the MCD. An external capture such as Wireshark is not possible.

I am trying to see what field the caller ID and CESID are sent in.

 

[kwbMitel]

use the maintenance command: SIP TCPDUMP [ON/OFF}

The trace can be found via FTP on the vmail partition /vmail

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[danramirez]

hi, have you been able to ftp MiVB 9? I am getting this error:

Connection attempt failed with "ECONNREFUSED - Connection refused by server".

I used to ftp using filezilla, but unable with MiVB9.

cheers

daniel

http://www.hatkanatelecom.com

 

[kwbMitel]

@danramirez , no I have not tried release 9.0 but this question is not 9.0

If I had to make a guess, you need to connect to release 9 using the root password on port 22

Where it would be stored? I have no idea

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[SXWizard]

Found this in the TCP DUMP section of the Maintenance Commands Help files:

Captured data is saved into files and placed in the /Vmail folder. All SIP signaling files in the /Vmail folder have names in the format of WS_xxxxxx.pcap. A maximum of 20 compressed files of approximately 5-Mbyte size can be created by MiVoice Business. To collect the most recently captured data, download the SOS report from Administration > View log files in Server Manager. If logging is left running for a long time, you can manually download all the WS_xxxxx.pcap files using sftp or scp.
NOTES
Once retrieved, it is strongly recommended to use the SIP TCPDUMP CLEAR command.
The SOS report generated from Administration > View log files in Server Manager contains the latest SIP TCPDUMP file.

 

[sarond]

@danramirez,

I believe plain FTP has now been disabled on MiVB 9.0

You need to use SFTP and as SXWizard says the .pcap is saved in the /vmail directory of the MSL.

 

[danramirez]

@kwb yes, root username and password.

@SXWizard for some reason my help file does not include the bit "To collect the most recently captured data, download the SOS report from Administration > View log files in Server Manager." I might need to install the latest help file version on 9.0

@saron I managed to connect using FileZilla, just needed to make sure port 22 is entered so it uses SecureFTP. WinSCP also works

Cheers guys

http://www.hatkanatelecom.com

 

[SXWizard]

@danramirez - The instructions were from 9.0 SP1 and three commands were added:
The following new SIP TCPDUMP commands are added to enhance the current SIP logging capabilities.
SIP TCPDUMP ALL
SIP TCPDUMP CCN <CALLED OR CALLING NUMBER>
SIP TCPDUMP CLEAR

 

[danramirez]

Thank you SXWizard.

I will need to upgrade my lab, currently MiVB 9 virtual, first version published on MOL.

Cheers,

Daniel

http://www.hatkanatelecom.com