Here is an
annotated version of logs that were used in the TOI. For more information on the feature look
chapter 24 called “Using VPIM Networking” in the Cisco Unity Connection 2.x
Administrative and Call Management Guide.
It has an example VPIM message and other useful information.
06/15/2007 12:49:17.510
|16675,,,SMTP,15,Thread=SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpInstance;Add: Number of Active Client
Connections=1|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.510
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;Starting Client Communication...|
This line
includes the host name and the IP address of the SMTP connection. If you are looking for specific client then
you can search the log for this.
06/15/2007 12:49:17.616
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;Remote
Host Name=messaginglinux2.cisco.com Remote Host Address=10.93.132.105|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.617
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(server) 220 LucasDev3
UnityMailer (ver 1.0); Fri Jun 15 12:49:17 PDT 2007|
This is the
start of the SMTP handshake with data being marked as either: from the (client) in read or from the (server) in green.
06/15/2007 12:49:17.618
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(client)
EHLO messaginglinux2|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.618
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(server) 250-LucasDev3:8025 Hello
messaginglinux2.cisco.com [10.93.132.105]|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.619
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(server) 250-SIZE 2000000
250-PIPELINING
250-AUTH LOGIN
250-STARTTLS
250 HELP|
This indicates whom
the message is from:
06/15/2007 12:49:17.710
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(client)
MAIL FROM:<4000@messaginglinux2.cisco.com>|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.721
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(server)
250 2.1.0 <4000@messaginglinux2.cisco.com>. Sender ok|
This indicates
whom the message is to:
06/15/2007 12:49:17.802
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(client)
RCPT TO:<3071@lucasdev3.cisco.com>|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.803
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(server)
250 2.1.5 <3071@lucasdev3.cisco.com>. Recipient ok|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.884
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(client)
DATA|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.884
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(server)
354 Enter mail, end with <CRLF>.<CRLF>|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.887
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;Creating file outFile:
/var/opt/cisco/connection/smtp/default/temp/csUnitySmtp-13-1181936957886|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.935
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
This is the file
name that was used for the message, search the MTA logs for the file name in
blue below:
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;SMTP
Message File Information. Path=/var/opt/cisco/connection/smtp/default/temp/csUnitySmtp-13-1181936957886. Size=20261|
The response
code of 250 indicates that the message was sent through SMTP successful. If there were any return codes that were
greater then 400 it would indicate an error and would have a text string
explaining why the error occured.
06/15/2007 12:49:17.936
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(server)
250 2.6.0 Message accepted for delivery|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.939
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.helper.CsUnityMessageNotificationHelper;Semaphore
opened Sucessfully. Sem Name=smtpDropFolder.sem|
06/15/2007 12:49:17.939
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;!!! Notify MTA Server !!!|
06/15/2007 12:49:18.017
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(client)
QUIT|
This indicates
that we done talking to that SMTP connection.
06/15/2007 12:49:18.018
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;(server) 221 2.0.0 LucasDev3
closing connection|
06/15/2007 12:49:18.018
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpSession;Client Communication Ended.|
06/15/2007 12:49:18.018
|10368,,,SMTP,15,Thread=Thread-SmtpSvr-LucasDev3.cisco.com@8025-13;
class=com.cisco.unity.smtp.CsUnitySmtpInstance;Remove: Number of Active Client
Connections=0|