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ACTIVITY LOGGING LBI-39040

5. ACTIVITY LOGGING

Activity logging is useful for billing purposes or tracking the general activity of radios. To view activity files, use the

head and tail commands described in section 6.

This section presents information on activity logging, non-verbose and verbose messages, call states, call events, and

disconnect reason codes.

Activity in the PI is recorded in the following logs based on function:

Table 21 - Activity Logs

“today’s date”.log. Call activity, database uploads, System Manager connections, and database

activity if enabled are in the log.

isdn.log. Only ISDN-related entries are in the log.

pmistats.log Only PMI-related information exists here.

sysmgr.log Contains System Manager link entries.

wan.log Only WAN-related entries are in the log.

The PI stops recording data when a threshold of 1 Megabyte of disk space left is reached. Recording begins again when

at least 1 Megabyte is available. A message is entered in the error log and printed to the terminal when this event occurs.

5.1. NON-VERBOSE AND VERBOSE MESSAGES

Non-verbose and verbose messages are set through the CONFIG.DAT file. To view the type of message set up, type

config -f to show the full configuration. If DISK_LOG_STATES is set to false, then non-verbose messages are written to the

daily log file. If DISK_LOG_STATES is set to true, then verbose messages are written to the log file.

PORT_LOG_CALLS and PORT_LOG_STATES send the call information to port 2 as well and do not affect port 1

operation. Port 2 has no flow control, so overflow information will not be maintained. If PORT_LOG_STATES is set to

false, non-verbose messages will be sent to port 2.

The following list contains fields that appear in non-verbose and verbose messages and explanations of what the fields

represent. The fields in items 17 through 20 appear only in forwarded calls. Note that in forwarding chains intermediate

steps are not logged. The fields presented in items 21 through 25 appear only in verbose messages. Examples of the field

placement in activity records follow the fields.

1. CALL:[00000]

Call number assigned internally by the PI (unique for each call). The field resets to 0 each time that the PI is

rebooted.

2. OUTBOUND or INBOUND

Type of call. An outbound call is a radio-originated call to a phone. An inbound call is a phone-originated call to a

radio.

3. DIGITAL or CLEAR

Type of voice. Digital refers to voice transmission in a digital format. Clear refers to voice transmission in an

analog format.

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