[Serusers] logging of SIP dialog

[Atle Samuelsen]

Hi Paul,

I think your best shot would Either be to write something yourself based
on libpcap, or do something with ngrep like : 

#!/some/perl/like/lanuage/or/other/scripting/language

$numbers = `mysql -user -pheslo -e"use ser;select username from
subscriber";
$foo=0;
while($foo >count($numbers)){
        
        `ngrep -W byline -T $number[$foo] port 5060>>$number[$foo]`;
        $foo++;

};



- Atle

* Iqbal <iqbal at gigo.co.uk> [051003 17:47]:
> but ngreeping each account into separate files, but day and time, anyone 
> scripted this :-)
> 
> The vlan is okay, once I get this SPAN port business worked out
> 
> Iqbal
> 
> Paul Hazlett wrote:
> 
> >Iqbal,
> >
> >I'm by no means a network expert, but if you're looking for a way to
> >make sure your network monitoring for SIP messages doesn't impact your
> >SIP routers then I'd take a stab at the problem by using a VLAN switch
> >that can do port mirroring.
> >
> >Then you can use NGREP on a maching that is connected to a mirrored
> >port on the VLAN switch.
> >
> >Regards,
> >Paul
> >
> >On 10/3/05, Iqbal <iqbal at gigo.co.uk> wrote:
> > 
> >
> >>Hi
> >>
> >>Has anyone come up with a scalable method to log the complete SIP trace
> >>of ALL calls, i.e to separate files etc
> >>Ngrep is greate for a few, but I want to be able to track all calls, for
> >>various purposes
> >>
> >>Iqbal
> >>
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