[cisco-voip] Minor investigation help

[Ryan Ratliff]

Having tracing enabled certainly takes some system resources so if  
you find it impacts your server then disabling them makes sense.  At  
the same time with disabled traces comes the fact that post mortem on  
an event is quite often nothing more than an educated guess.

It's a trade-off and as long as the decision to turn off tracing is  
made with the negative affects in mind then there's nothing wrong  
with it.

-Ryan

On Dec 17, 2007, at 5:09 PM, Robert wrote:

On Mon, 2007-12-17 at 16:48 -0500, Ryan Ratliff wrote:
> If somebody did it via the phone it will show up in the ccm traces.

We don't have traces running except when troubleshooting a specific
issue. I have bigger boxes now, but when I was on 7825's, call handling
suffered when all traces were running, so we typically have only run
traces only when needed for specific problems and then it was procedure
of trace on, make call, trace off, peruse trace files. Maybe I need to
update that policy?

Robert

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