Hello,

I'm currently researching a project that would enable us to pull the
actual signaling (SIP conversation) along with our CDRs

The best way I can tell to approach this is to set up a server on a
SPAN port which mirrors all my proxy servers' traffic.

I was curious if anyone else has ever used this approach; and if so,
what tools were being used to filter out and subsequently log the
signaling (SIP) traffic.  If not, is there a better way to approach
the problem?

Thanks.

-Daniel

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Cisco NAM module in a c6k does just this.  Otherwise a span port,
otherwise most applications offer traces/logs (CallManager does) that
you can archive and parse.

/Wes

Daniel Corbe wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I'm currently researching a project that would enable us to pull the
>actual signaling (SIP conversation) along with our CDRs
>
>The best way I can tell to approach this is to set up a server on a
>SPAN port which mirrors all my proxy servers' traffic.
>
>I was curious if anyone else has ever used this approach; and if so,
>what tools were being used to filter out and subsequently log the
>signaling (SIP) traffic.  If not, is there a better way to approach
>the problem?
>
>Thanks.
>
>-Daniel
>
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