Cisco Cisco IP Contact Center Release 4.6.1 Technical References
Appendix-A
Appendix A: Process Monitor
(Procmon) Commands
The procmon commands are built for the PIM and the Avaya Gateway and
are available by using the respective procmon interface.
are available by using the respective procmon interface.
Procmon <customer name> <node name> <process name>
A.1. pim_trace Commands
The list for pim_trace bits can be retrieved through the procmon ltrace
command
command
A.2. EMS Tracing Levels in Detail
The registry contains an entry called “EMSTraceMask” which is used to
determine what information is output to the log. The trace mask is 32 bits
long (4 bytes) where each bit is used to determine whether a certain level
will be output to the log file. Certain levels are dedicated to particular
libraries and some levels are for general use. The Avaya Gateway uses the
right-most byte (8 bits) for its tracing. By changing the value of the
EMSTraceMask in the Registry, you may determine what types of traces are
generated by the Gateway.
determine what information is output to the log. The trace mask is 32 bits
long (4 bytes) where each bit is used to determine whether a certain level
will be output to the log file. Certain levels are dedicated to particular
libraries and some levels are for general use. The Avaya Gateway uses the
right-most byte (8 bits) for its tracing. By changing the value of the
EMSTraceMask in the Registry, you may determine what types of traces are
generated by the Gateway.
In Table 18, the Define Name column shows the internal definition for the
trace level. You may see references to this name in other Unified ICM
documentation. The Hex and Binary columns show the same information in
two different ways. What is shown is the value of the Define Name that is
used to enable a certain level of tracing output. Setting a bit to 1 will turn on
tracing for that level. Finally, the Description column describes the type of
trace output that is generated when the bit is set.
trace level. You may see references to this name in other Unified ICM
documentation. The Hex and Binary columns show the same information in
two different ways. What is shown is the value of the Define Name that is
used to enable a certain level of tracing output. Setting a bit to 1 will turn on
tracing for that level. Finally, the Description column describes the type of
trace output that is generated when the bit is set.