Difference between revisions of "AlphaCom call statistics log"
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For calls over IP, statistics of packet loss and delay for the call is also logged. | For calls over IP, statistics of packet loss and delay for the call is also logged. | ||
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| + | == Description of log string == | ||
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| + | Common part Log event | ||
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| + | Oct 24 10:19:31 src@Oppdal AlphaLog: Stat Event: Received Node3\S561(Ellefsen, Ak)->Node50\S2599(Egil@IP CR) for 322S (g722,late/K0,lost/K0,delay 0) | ||
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Examples of log entries: | Examples of log entries: | ||
| − | Oct 24 10:19:31 src@Oppdal AlphaLog: Stat Event: Received | + | Oct 24 10:19:31 src@Oppdal AlphaLog: Stat Event: Received Node3\S561(Ellefsen, Ak)->Node50\S2599(Egil@IP CR) for 322 S (g722, late/K 0, lost/K 0, delay 0) |
Oct 24 15:09:59 src@Oppdal AlphaLog: Stat Event: Received Node50\S102 (zEgil@Oppdal)->Node50\S6419 (Egil@Analog ) for 1 S | Oct 24 15:09:59 src@Oppdal AlphaLog: Stat Event: Received Node50\S102 (zEgil@Oppdal)->Node50\S6419 (Egil@Analog ) for 1 S | ||
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Detailed description of first entry: | Detailed description of first entry: | ||
| − | * | + | * 1 - Date and time of log event |
| − | * | + | * 2 - Host name of AlphaCom which sent the message |
| − | * | + | * 3 - Alphacom statistics log entry |
| − | * | + | * 4 - Originator of call: Node Number/Directory Number/User Name |
| − | * | + | * 5 - Destination of call: Node Number/Directory Number/User Name |
| − | * | + | * 6 - Call duration in seconds |
* (g722, late/K 0, lost/K 0, delay 0) - VoIP info | * (g722, late/K 0, lost/K 0, delay 0) - VoIP info | ||
** G.722 codec | ** G.722 codec | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 23 January 2009
This is the call log for the Alphacom. It is part of the Syslog (AlphaCom). Only received calls are logged from a AlphaCom. In order to get the complete picture in a AlphaNet, the call statistics log for all nodes has to be collected.
For calls over IP, statistics of packet loss and delay for the call is also logged.
Description of log string
Common part Log event
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Oct 24 10:19:31 src@Oppdal AlphaLog: Stat Event: Received Node3\S561(Ellefsen, Ak)->Node50\S2599(Egil@IP CR) for 322S (g722,late/K0,lost/K0,delay 0)
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Examples of log entries:
Oct 24 10:19:31 src@Oppdal AlphaLog: Stat Event: Received Node3\S561(Ellefsen, Ak)->Node50\S2599(Egil@IP CR) for 322 S (g722, late/K 0, lost/K 0, delay 0) Oct 24 15:09:59 src@Oppdal AlphaLog: Stat Event: Received Node50\S102 (zEgil@Oppdal)->Node50\S6419 (Egil@Analog ) for 1 S
First entry is a IP related call (AlphaNet connection). The second one is a internal call between two ASLT based stations.
Detailed description of first entry:
- 1 - Date and time of log event
- 2 - Host name of AlphaCom which sent the message
- 3 - Alphacom statistics log entry
- 4 - Originator of call: Node Number/Directory Number/User Name
- 5 - Destination of call: Node Number/Directory Number/User Name
- 6 - Call duration in seconds
- (g722, late/K 0, lost/K 0, delay 0) - VoIP info
- G.722 codec
- 0 packets per 1000 packets arrived too late for playout
- 0 packets per 1000 packets was lost (never arrived)
- delay is a estimate of the total audio roundtrip delay (in ms) of the conversation including local buffering at both ends. It is only calculated for vox duplex connections between analog duplex stations in AlphaNet, because it is used to adjust the vox duplex algorithm.
Also see: RTP statistics in Alphanet