Chapter 2 Configuring Integrated Session Border Controller
Configuration Examples
Note that some messages may be displayed on the standby Route Processor (RP) because some of the components remain in the active stage on the standby RP and may produce those messages.
The lower the log level, the more syslog bandwidth is taken up.
Integrated Session Border Controller (SBC) debug commands that set the logging level and the H.248 protocol message filter, such as debug sbc
The logging level command works with Integrated SBC and Cisco IOS debug commands as follows:
•If logging and logging level are enabled by the logging level command, logging can only be disabled by the logging level command. The undebug all and no debug sbc
•If logging and logging level are enabled by a debug command, logging can be disabled by the undebug all and no debug sbc
•If two different logging levels are set by both a debug command and the logging level command, the lower logging level is applied.
•If the same level is set using both the logging level command and a debug
Example H.248 Log Output
The following shows sample log output produced on an H.248 ADD request with logging level set to 30:
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1397) Application has | completed processing a transaction | asynchronously | ||
Transaction | ID | = | 3 |
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Transaction | type | = | 0X01 |
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*Sep 10 06:38:49.539:
The previous size of the hash table was 1024 entries. The new size of the hash table is 512 entries.
Configuration Examples
This section provides the following configuration examples:
•SBC DBE Configuration Steps: Example, page
•Configuring Primary IP and Primary Media IP Addresses: Example, page
•Configuring Secondary IP and Secondary Media IP Addresses: Example, page
•Making Global Changes to Controllers: Example, page
•Making Changes to Individual Controller Settings: Example, page
Cisco IOS XE Integrated Session Border Controller Configuration Guide for the Cisco ASR 1000 Series Aggregation Services Routers
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