Cisco IP Telephony Troubleshooting Guide for Cisco CallManager Release 3.0(1)
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SdlTraceTypeFlags Definitions
SDLTraceTypeFlag Value
Definition
traceLayer1
= 0x00000001
All Layer 1 trace on
TraceDetailLayer1
= 0x00000002
Detail Layer 1 trace on
TraceSdlLinkAdmin
= 0x00000004
Trace inter-Cisco CallManager links within a cluster
traceUnused
= 0x00000008
Not used
traceLayer2
= 0x00000010
All Layer 2 trace on
traceLayer2Interface
= 0x00000020
Layer 2 interface trace on
traceLayer2TCP
= 0x00000040
Layer 2 TCP trace on
TraceDetailLayer2 = 0x00000080
More detail dump of Layer 2 Frames.
traceLayer3
= 0x00000100
All Layer 3 trace on
traceCc
= 0x00000200
All call control trace on
traceMiscPolls
= 0x00000400
Trace miscellaneous polls
traceMisc
= 0x00000800
Miscellaneous trace on (Database signals)
traceMsgtrans = 0x00001000
Message Translation signals (TranslateIsdnToSdlReq,
TranslateIsdnToSdlRes TranslateSdlToIsdnReq,
TranslateSdlToIsdnRes)
traceUuie
= 0x00002000
UUIE output trace on
traceGateway
= 0x00004000
Gateway signals
Data bits described in the following table are set in the Service > Service Parameters area in
Cisco CallManager Administration. Following are two examples of desired values based on the
particular problem.
•
The recommended value for normal system debugging is SdlTraceDataFlags=0x110
•
The recommended value when tracking problems with SDL links is 0x13D (non-
compacted trace; if a compact trace is desired, bit 0x200 must be set. It can be set in
combination with any other bits)
SDLTraceDataFlags Definitions
SDLTraceDataFlag Value Definition
TraceSdlLinkState = 0x001
Enable trace of SDL Link Initialization
TraceSdlLowLevel
= 0x002
Enable tracing of low-level SDL events, for example, fileOpen,
socket events, and so on
TraceSdlLinkPoll
= 0x004
Enable tracing of SDL Link Poll message
TraceSdlLinkMsg
= 0x008
Enable tracing of SDL Link Message
traceRawData
= 0x010
Enable raw signal data trace on all signals
TraceSdlTagMap = 0x020
Enable tag mapping
traceCreate
= 0x100
Enable process create and stop traces
TraceNoPrettyPrint
= 0x200
Disable pretty printing of trace files
Disk Space Warning
IMPORTANT: Be advised that information obtained from this interface could be very detailed,
and therefore consume a large amount of disk space. For this reason, we advise you to turn on
the trace file for a specific amount of time, then review the information and turn off the trace.