Cisco Cisco Packet Data Gateway (PDG)
Troubleshooting
Using the System Diagnostic Utilities ▀
ASR 5000 System Administration Guide, StarOS Release 18 ▄
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Step 5
Enter
Y
to proceed with the monitor or
N
to go back to the previous menu.
C - Control Events (ON )
D - Data Events (ON )
E - EventID Info (ON )
H - Disply ethernet (ON )
I - Inbound Events (ON )
O - Outbound Event (ON )
S - Sender Info (OFF)
T - Timestamps (ON )
X - PDU Hexdump (OFF)
A - PDU Hex/Ascii (OFF)
+/- Verbosity Level ( 1)
L - Limit Context (OFF)
M - Match Newcalls (ON )
R - RADIUS Dict (no-override)
G - GTPP Dict (no-override)
Y - Multi-Call Trace ((OFF))
(Q)uit, <ESC> Prev Menu, <SPACE> Pause, <ENTER> Re-Display Options
D - Data Events (ON )
E - EventID Info (ON )
H - Disply ethernet (ON )
I - Inbound Events (ON )
O - Outbound Event (ON )
S - Sender Info (OFF)
T - Timestamps (ON )
X - PDU Hexdump (OFF)
A - PDU Hex/Ascii (OFF)
+/- Verbosity Level ( 1)
L - Limit Context (OFF)
M - Match Newcalls (ON )
R - RADIUS Dict (no-override)
G - GTPP Dict (no-override)
Y - Multi-Call Trace ((OFF))
(Q)uit, <ESC> Prev Menu, <SPACE> Pause, <ENTER> Re-Display Options
Step 6
Configure the amount of information that is displayed by the monitor. To enable or disable options, enter the letter
associated with that option (C, D, E, etc.). To increase or decrease the verbosity, use the plus ( + ) or minus ( - ) keys.
associated with that option (C, D, E, etc.). To increase or decrease the verbosity, use the plus ( + ) or minus ( - ) keys.
The current state, ON (enabled) or OFF (disabled), is shown to the right of each option.
Step 7
Press the Enter key to refresh the screen and begin monitoring.
The monitor remains active until disabled. To quit the protocol monitor and return to the prompt, press q.
Using the Protocol Monitor for a Specific Subscriber
The protocol monitor can be used to display information for a specific subscriber session that is currently being
processed. Depending on the number of protocols monitored, and the number of sessions in progress, a significant
amount of data is generated. It is highly recommended that logging be enabled on your terminal client in order to
capture all of the information that is generated.
processed. Depending on the number of protocols monitored, and the number of sessions in progress, a significant
amount of data is generated. It is highly recommended that logging be enabled on your terminal client in order to
capture all of the information that is generated.
Follow the instructions in this section to invoke and configure the protocol monitoring tool for a specific subscriber
session.
session.
Step 1
To invoke the session-specific protocol monitor from the Exec mode enter the monitor subscriber command.
[local]host_name# monitor subscriber { callid | imei | imsi | ipaddr | ipv6addr |
msid | msisdn | next-call | pcf | peer-fa | peer-lac | sgsn-address | type |
username }
msid | msisdn | next-call | pcf | peer-fa | peer-lac | sgsn-address | type |
username }
Step 2
Specify the method the monitor should use by entering the appropriate keyword.
Step 3
Select other options and/or enter the appropriate information for the selected keyword.
If no session matching the specified criteria was being processed when the monitor was invoked, a screen of available
monitoring options appears.
monitoring options appears.
Step 4
Configure the amount of information that is displayed by the monitor. To enable or disable options, enter the letter
associated with that option (C, D, E, etc.). To increase or decrease the verbosity, use the plus ( + ) or minus ( - ) keys.
associated with that option (C, D, E, etc.). To increase or decrease the verbosity, use the plus ( + ) or minus ( - ) keys.