Specifications

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 The ISDN raw message trace is started. A message similar to the

following is displayed.

2 To end an ISDN raw message trace, do one of the following at the

user> prompt, where trk represents the trunk number and ts

represents the timeslot (channel) number:

a To stop an ISDN raw message trace for a specific timeslot, type

trace isdnmsg

trk

off and press Enter.

b To stop an ISDN raw message trace for a range of timeslots, type

trace isdnmsg

trk1

ts1

trk2

ts2

off

and press Enter,

where trk1:ts1 represents the range’s beginning trunk and timeslot

and trk2:ts2 represents the ending trunk and timeslot.

c To stop an ISDN raw message trace for all timeslots on a single trunk,

type trace isdnmsg

trk

off and press Enter.

d To stop an ISDN raw message trace for all timeslots on all trunks,

type trace isdnmsg all off and press Enter.

 The ISDN raw message trace is stopped. A message similar to the

following is displayed.

7.2.5.4 The trace isupmsg Command

The trace isupmsg command, available for ISDN protocols, is used to enable

or disable display of the ISUP raw message trace.

You can specify this trace; in SS7-to-ISDN signaling, it is also an automated

trace function. (To use automated traces, see Section 7.2.5.5, The trace

Command.)

Command "trace isdnmsg 3:4 7:4 on" completed

Command "trace isdnmsg all off" completed