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Explain the CLI command in Asterisk "Set Verbose 10"? jackson 13-September-2008 03:16:55 PMComments Provides detail oriented information on a device. Posted by william Asterisk can output debugging information in the form of WARNING, NOTICE, and ERROR messages. These messages will give you information about your system, such as regis- trations, status, and progression of calls, and various other useful bits of information. Note that WARNING and NOTICE messages are not errors; however, ERROR messages should be investigated. To enable various levels of verbosity, use set verbose followed by a numerical value. Useful values range from 3 to 10. For example, to set the highest level of verbosity, use: # set verbose 10 Posted by sagitraz |
Posted: 14-September-2008 01:56:30 AM By: sagitraz Asterisk can output debugging information in the form of WARNING, NOTICE, and ERROR messages. These messages will give you information about your system, such as regis- trations, status, and progression of calls, and various other useful bits of information. Note that WARNING and NOTICE messages are not errors; however, ERROR messages should be investigated. To enable various levels of verbosity, use set verbose followed by a numerical value. Useful values range from 3 to 10. For example, to set the highest level of verbosity, use: # set verbose 10 | |
Posted: 15-September-2008 01:14:46 PM By: william Provides detail oriented information on a device. |