How to determine which node is transmitting to the hub node
Is there any way to look at some log file to determine which node is transmitting to a hub node? How can I determine which of the many nodes connected to the hub nodes has a stuck transmitter? How can I determine which node is broken so I can disconnect it from the hub node? Is there some type of IAX2 Packet that I can look for that indicates transmit? Has anyone found a solution to this issue? Thanks, Jim WA1SOT
The only way we've been able to figure out how to do this is to turn on the audio archiving feature which then creates a log file with the data you're looking for. Steve On 9/8/2010 21:17, Jim Richardson wrote:
Is there any way to look at some log file to determine which node is transmitting to a hub node? How can I determine which of the many nodes connected to the hub nodes has a stuck transmitter? How can I determine which node is broken so I can disconnect it from the hub node? Is there some type of IAX2 Packet that I can look for that indicates transmit? Has anyone found a solution to this issue? Thanks, Jim WA1SOT
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It's actually not too difficult.
From the Asterisk CLI, do a rpt dump <nodenumber> (where nodenumber is the node number of the HUB node) This must be done on the system hosting the hub node. The dump information will appear about 10 seconds after the command is entered (this delay is quite intentional).
It will give alot of information. The interesting one in this case is the 'link->lastrx' entry. This will be set to '1' for each link whose peer is currently in the 'keyed' state. In the following example, I did this from my hub node (2000) and intentionally held the mic keyed on the Miami Mtn. repeater (node 2002). Note that under node 2002, it shows 'link->lastrx 1': Node2000*CLI> rpt dump 2000 app_rpt struct dump requested for node 2000 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17602 rpt: ********** Variable Dump Start (app_rpt) ********** [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17603 rpt: totx = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17604 rpt: myrpt->remrx = 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17605 rpt: lasttx = 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17606 rpt: elap = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17607 rpt: toexit = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17609 rpt: myrpt->keyed = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17610 rpt: myrpt->localtx = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17611 rpt: myrpt->callmode = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17612 rpt: myrpt->mustid = 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17613 rpt: myrpt->tounkeyed = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17614 rpt: myrpt->tonotify = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17615 rpt: myrpt->retxtimer = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17616 rpt: myrpt->totimer = 551659 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17617 rpt: myrpt->tailtimer = 995 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17618 rpt: myrpt->tailevent = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17619 rpt: myrpt->linkactivitytimer = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17620 rpt: myrpt->linkactivityflag = 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17621 rpt: myrpt->rptinacttimer = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17622 rpt: myrpt->rptinactwaskeyedflag = 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17623 rpt: myrpt->p.s[myrpt->p.sysstate_cur].sleepena = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17624 rpt: myrpt->sleeptimer = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17625 rpt: myrpt->sleep = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17626 rpt: myrpt->sleepreq = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17627 rpt: myrpt->p.parrotmode = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17628 rpt: myrpt->parrotonce = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17633 rpt: *** Link Name: 2023 *** [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17634 rpt: link->lasttx 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17635 rpt: link->lastrx 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17636 rpt: link->connected 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17637 rpt: link->hasconnected 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17638 rpt: link->outbound 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17639 rpt: link->disced 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17640 rpt: link->killme 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17641 rpt: link->disctime 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17642 rpt: link->retrytimer 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17643 rpt: link->retries = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17644 rpt: link->reconnects = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17645 rpt: link->newkey = 2 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17633 rpt: *** Link Name: 2002 *** [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17634 rpt: link->lasttx 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17635 rpt: link->lastrx 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17636 rpt: link->connected 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17637 rpt: link->hasconnected 1 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17638 rpt: link->outbound 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17639 rpt: link->disced 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17640 rpt: link->killme 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17641 rpt: link->disctime 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17642 rpt: link->retrytimer 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17643 rpt: link->retries = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17644 rpt: link->reconnects = 0 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17645 rpt: link->newkey = 2 [Sep 9 07:40:06] NOTICE[26251]: app_rpt.c:17656 rpt: ******* Variable Dump End (app_rpt) ******* JIM WB6NIL
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2010 00:17:44 -0400 To: app_rpt-users@qrvc.com From: wa1sot@pcom.com Subject: [App_rpt-users] How to determine which node is transmitting to the hub node
Is there any way to look at some log file to determine which node is transmitting to a hub node? How can I determine which of the many nodes connected to the hub nodes has a stuck transmitter? How can I determine which node is broken so I can disconnect it from the hub node? Is there some type of IAX2 Packet that I can look for that indicates transmit? Has anyone found a solution to this issue? Thanks, Jim WA1SOT
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