The following are useful commandline for managing opensips and other related applications.
python -c "import sys, gnutls; print gnutls.__version__; print.modules['gnutls']"
command to display the gnutls version
ngrep -p -q -W byline port 5060 > filename.txt
command to capture sip datapackets and store it into a text file
find . -exec grep -H "keyword" {} \; -print
command to locate a file containing the keyword on the entire computer. This has been one of the most used command working with logs in finding call-id's in Sip Server logs.
python -c \
'import platform; print platform.python_version()'
display python version
RTPProxy file = /etc/sysconfig/rtpproxy
OPTIONS="-u rtpproxy -l 172.16.100.135 -s udp:172.16.100.135:12345"
This blog will be focus on understanding Session Initiation Protocol mainly based on the integration of different telephony platform such as Asterisk, Cisco Call Manager, Avaya and digital gateways to a Sip Server. This will also include helpful commands in managing the different telephony platform on issue encountered in the deployment and integration.
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