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* this feature is disabled by default because it can overload the database
* this feature is disabled by default because it can overload the database or storage


== Required configuration ==
== Required configuration ==


* you need to enable the processing in the sensor
* you need to enable its processing in the sensor's /etc/voipmonitor.conf




See this part of the voipmonitor.conf and adjust it.
See this part of the voipmonitor.conf and adjust/add it.


  # analyze sip OPTION messages, default NO
  # Controls the analysis of SIP OPTION, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY messages. They can be stored to a PCAP file, seen in SIP Opt. Active, or also stored to the Database.
# Default is 'no'. Options include 'yes', 'nodb', and 'no'.
  sip-options = no
  sip-options = no
# store OPTIONS to disk (in extreme traffic it might overload file system), default NO
save-sip-options = no
   
   
  # analyze sip SUBSCRIBE messages, default NO
  # Controls whether to store SIP OPTIONS messages to disk. Note that in situations of high traffic, this could overload the file system. Default is 'no'.
sip-subscribe =  no
  #save-sip-options = no
# store SUBSCRIBE to disk (in extreme traffic it might overload file system), default NO
  save-sip-subscribe = no
   
   
  # analyze sip NOTIFY messages, default NO
  # Enable or disable the analysis and storage of SIP SUBSCRIBE requests. Default is 'no'.
sip-subscribe = no
# Controls whether to store SIP SUBSCRIBE messages to disk. Like OPTIONS, this could overload the system in high-traffic scenarios. Default is 'no'.
#save-sip-subscribe = no
# Enable or disable the analysis and storage of SIP NOTIFY requests. Default is 'no'.
  sip-notify = no
  sip-notify = no
  # store NOTIFY to disk (in extreme traffic it might overload file system), default NO
  save-sip-notify = no
  # Controls whether to store SIP NOTIFY messages to disk. This is similar to OPTIONS and SUBSCRIBE in that it can overload the system in high-traffic scenarios. Default is 'no'.
 
  #save-sip-notify = no


== The GUI Usage ==
== The GUI Usage ==


* in the '''GUI->SIP Opt.,Subsc.,Notify''' you can see/filter/delete these types of the SIP messages
* in the '''GUI->SIP Opt.,Subsc.,Notify''' you can see/filter/delete these types of the SIP OPTIONS/SUBSCRIBE/NOTIFY messages

Latest revision as of 21:19, 20 June 2024

  • this feature is disabled by default because it can overload the database or storage

Required configuration

  • you need to enable its processing in the sensor's /etc/voipmonitor.conf


See this part of the voipmonitor.conf and adjust/add it.

# Controls the analysis of SIP OPTION, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY messages. They can be stored to a PCAP file, seen in SIP Opt. Active, or also stored to the Database.
# Default is 'no'. Options include 'yes', 'nodb', and 'no'.
sip-options = no

# Controls whether to store SIP OPTIONS messages to disk. Note that in situations of high traffic, this could overload the file system. Default is 'no'.
#save-sip-options = no

# Enable or disable the analysis and storage of SIP SUBSCRIBE requests. Default is 'no'.
sip-subscribe = no

# Controls whether to store SIP SUBSCRIBE messages to disk. Like OPTIONS, this could overload the system in high-traffic scenarios. Default is 'no'.
#save-sip-subscribe = no

# Enable or disable the analysis and storage of SIP NOTIFY requests. Default is 'no'.
sip-notify = no

# Controls whether to store SIP NOTIFY messages to disk. This is similar to OPTIONS and SUBSCRIBE in that it can overload the system in high-traffic scenarios. Default is 'no'.
#save-sip-notify = no

The GUI Usage

  • in the GUI->SIP Opt.,Subsc.,Notify you can see/filter/delete these types of the SIP OPTIONS/SUBSCRIBE/NOTIFY messages