Cisco Cisco Smart CallConnector Server and Advanced Client 维护手册
Configuring CallConnector Servers
Administrator’s Guide 6-51
6.7.1.1 Trace Logs
Each of the server application supports writing trace and debug information to log files. This
trace function can be enabled from the Common Settings. There are five trace levels defined.
For each level, all the trace messages for that level and below are written to the log files.
trace function can be enabled from the Common Settings. There are five trace levels defined.
For each level, all the trace messages for that level and below are written to the log files.
Trace Level
Name
Description
1
Error
Defect in a feature or function. In the critical situation,
the application will terminate.
the application will terminate.
2
Warning
Generally indicating resources are being depleted.
3
Information
Information messages for significant events in the
operation of the application.
operation of the application.
4
Debug
Summary level trace messages to assist in debugging
the application.
the application.
5
Trace
Verbose level trace messages for debugging the
application.
application.
Table 6-16 Description of Debug Trace Levels
Selecting a trace level in the Configuration Manager will record all the log messages belonging
to the levels that are more critical to it and itself. For instance, if you select 4, the Configuration
Manager will write all the log messages that belong to level 1, 2, 3 and 4. The default trace level
is 5.
The log messages are written to individual files for each server application. The name of the file
is the server name and the file extension is .log. Information is written to the trace log file until
the maximum size setting for the trace files is exceeded. The current trace file is renamed to
.bak and a new trace file is created. If a backup file exists, it is deleted.
The trace files are saved in the Trace Log folder under the CallConnector Server. Internet
downloadable applications UltraEdit, BareTail and Bare-Grep can be used to view them.
6.7.2 To Enable Trace Logs
Step 1
Select Server Options/Addresses and Ports.
Step 2
Select Enable Trace Logs in Common Settings. When you enable trace
log, the debug messages for all CallConnector servers will be written in
the Trace Log folder under the CallConnector Server installation folder.
Each CallConnector server application will have a separate log file.
log, the debug messages for all CallConnector servers will be written in
the Trace Log folder under the CallConnector Server installation folder.
Each CallConnector server application will have a separate log file.
Step 3
Select the trace level. Selecting a low trace level will include the log
messages from the higher trace level.
messages from the higher trace level.
Step 4
Click Save or press Alt + S to save the changes.