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Chapter 5: Configure via Command Line Interface (CLI)

routelog

status

Description:

Displays a history of successfully routed calls. You can also define the list by
the IP address, as well as limit the number of log entries and generate a log file
on the server.

Cmd Type:

Command.

Prompt Level:

Main Routing Server prompt.

Syntax:

routelog {h,c, s, r, l, o)
route log. Displays a list of successfully routed calls.
routelog -h. Displays help.
routelog -c. Clears the calls from the buffer.
routelog -s{IP}. Identifies the call source endpoint IP address. Enter the
desired IP address.
routelog -r{rec}. Displays specific record by record number. Enter a valid
record number.
routelog -l{num}. Limits the number of displayed log entries. Valid entry: 1-
5,000.
routelog -o. Writes the screen data to a text file to the \log directory on the
server. You can FTP the file and use any applicable editor to review.

Availability:

All Releases of Tenor Routing Server

Examples:

Routing Server> routelog -

Displays a list of successfully routed calls.

Description:

Displays Routing Server statistics, such as call requests and the status of the
Calls Per Second, including current, max and average Call per Second (CPS).
The information provided includes:

Total Requests: The total number of call requests coming into the Routing
Server.

Dropped Requests: The number of calls dropped because the number
exceeded the CPS defined in the license.

Current CPS: The CPS of the previous second. This field is updated every sec-
ond.

Max. CPS: When the CPS does not reach the CPS number set in the license,
this field documents the maximum CPS for actual number reached.

Average CPS: The average CPS for the total number of requests per uptime.

Uptime:The amount of time the system is up.