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  1. Brekeke SIP Server Basic Info
  2. Security
  3. Update & Upgrade
  4. Configuration
    1. Installation
    2. Basic Setup
    3. BSS Administration Tool
    4. Network Configuration
    5. Dial Plan
    6. Block List
    7. Provisioning
    8. Push Notification
    9. SDN
    10. STIR/SHAKEN
    11. Advanced Edition
    12. Other Functions
      1. Access Brekeke SIP Server Admintool from any computer
      2. Back-To-Back User Agent (B2BUA) Mode
      3. Billing feature
      4. Brekeke SIP Server back up
      5. Call to PSTN by Brekeke SIP Server
      6. Call transfer and voice message
      7. Check call status
      8. Compact Form with BSS
      9. Settings for Microsoft Lync or OCS
      10. Connect to Brekeke SIP Server Admintool with SSL
      11. Difference between RTP relay ON and AUTO
      12. Does Brekeke SIP Server support Video call?
      13. Change RTP buffer size for Video
      14. How to tune T1 timer
      15. IPv6
      16. Replace response code
      17. Use Microsoft SQL server
      18. Upper or Thru Registration
      19. log
        1. How to log SIP packets
        2. Logging Level
        3. View call logs
        4. Log path
        5. Timestamp Format in Session Log
        6. Change system log file size
      20. Monitoring Brekeke SIP Server with SNMP
      21. TCP or TLS with BSS
      22. Does Brekeke SIP Server support Path (RFC3327)?
      23. Does Brekeke SIP Server support Service-Route (RFC3608)?
      24. Set up Brekeke SIP Server to use WebSocket as SIP transport
      25. Management Command Reference
      26. Setup secure connections (TLS/WSS/HTTPS) with certificate
      27. Set up the email notifications at BSS
      28. Get free certificates from "Let's Encrypt"
    13. Third-Party Database
    14. Environment Variables
  5. Troubleshooting
  6. Developer's Guide
  7. Version History

Brekeke Log Level

Changing Brekeke products log level can be used for debugging. The range of the logging level is from 0 to 255. The default logging level is 10.The higher logging level may reduce the server performance.

Brekeke Logging Level and their values
Logging Level Value
No logging 0
System 1
Error 2
Warning 4
Exception 8
Status 16
Detail 32
Debug 64
All 255

Multiply log levels can be set to the same logging variable by using logical add (OR).

 

For example:

System(1) and Detail(32) = 1 OR 32 = 33

net.sip.loglevel.file = 33

 

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