@Freedom （✿ ͡◕ ᴗ◕)つ━━✫・*。 wrote:
The SDL traces in CUCM are chaotic. Do you know were on the sdl logs we must search?
They are chaotic which is why I suggested TranslatorX to help parse them. It will break down the original event if you just point it a the top level directory where you downloaded the logs. You would use RTMT to collect the logs. There is also a feature in RTMT to point it at a local file for the log, and it will break things down as well. I prefer TranslatorX because I find it much easier.
Also do you think is better to send messages on syslog server or local buffer?
I tend to capture things being sent to the vty using "term mon", but you have to make sure your SSH/Telenet client has a big enough scrollback window. While I have not experienced this, I have heard that a few messages can be missed this way. TAC clearly prefers syslog or the local log buffer. If you already have a syslog server going, that is probably the easiest way. That is a personal preference thing. The local log buffer doesn't require anything outside of the router, so that is good if you don't have a syslog server or there are bandwidth constraints between the router in question and the syslog server.
