[cisco-voip] Sniffer Utility on CallManager Server

[Kjartan Þ Friðjónsson]

I´ve used MS Network Monitor for the capture and etheral for the 
diagnostic part, but Network Monitor will not allow the network card in 
promiscus mode, so you will only see traffic related to CCM mac address.



Kær kveðja / Best regards,
Kjartan Friðjónsson
Rafeindavirkjam fjarskiptasv · Field Service Engineer
CCNP, CIPT Support Specialist
Samskiptalausnum Nýherja hf · Network Solutions Dep.
Sími/tel: +354 569-7700 · FAX: +354 569-7669 
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"Andrew Herdman" <aherdman at bcsglobal.com> 
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Hi VoIP Enthusiasts,
 
I know it is against Cisco?s best practices to co-locate third party 
software on the Callmanager servers.  However, we need to install some 
sort of sniffer program (i.e. Ethereal 0.10.8 with WinCap 3.0) in order to 
capture some much needed ?Skinny? traces.  Has anyone successfully done 
this (whether short-term or long-term)?  Will the WinCap utility conflict 
with any CallManager libraries or processes?  If this is not a recommended 
approach, is there a Cisco-supported sniffer tool out there that I could 
install on the server?
 
Best regards,
 
Andrew Herdman
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