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Table 4: Event data (continued)
Field Description Applicable events
Dst-Alias
• If present, the first H.323
Alias associated with the
recipient of the message
• If present, the first E.164
Alias associated with the
recipient of the message
• Registration Accepted
• Registration Removed
• Registration Rejected
• Call Attempted
• Call Connected
• Call Disconnected
• Call Rejected
• Incoming Message
1
• Outgoing Message
1
• Call Bandwidth Changed
Time A full UTC timestamp in
YYYY/MM/DD-HH:MM:SS
format. Using this format
permits simple ASCII text sort-
ing/ordering to naturally sort by
time. This is included due to the
limitations of standard syslog
timestamps.
All Events
Level The level of the event as defined
in section 9.3. All events
9.5 Remote Logging
It is often convenient to collect all event logs in a single location. A comput er running a BSD style
syslog server, as defined in RFC3164[4] , may be used as the central log server — ensure that
remote logging is enabled. A Border Controller will not act as a central logging server for other
systems.
The Border Controller should be configured with the address of the central log server:
xConfiguration Log Server Address: server address
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