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tcp.dstport==5060 or tcp.srcport==5060 

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Verba packet capture

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The Verba Recording System system comes with a built-in packet capture tool called Verba Packet Capture. This tool collects and stores network traffic without analyzing it or interfering with the recording progress. Recording failure situations can be efficiently solved by the Verba support and development team, using the results of this tool, since raw traffic analysis allows our team to recreate failures in our a environment. Verba , similar to Tshark. Verba Packet Capture creates standard PCAP files that can be opened by Ethereal or WireShark.

You can get command line help by running the tool without parameters:

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icon	false

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The following example captures traffic from interface 3 into traffic.pcap

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You can finish packet capturing by pressing CTRL+C.

Using verbacapture to document a fault

1. Open a windows command line: Start menu / Type 'cmd'
2. Command: cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Verba\bin"
3. Command: verbacapture -i
4. Identify the number of the port where you would like to capture (1,2,etc.)
5. Command: verbacapture -c 3 traffic.pcap
   (in this example 3 was the 3rd port, and traffic.pcap is the name of the file where you want to store the traffic)
6. Let the tool run, make the necessary phone calls where you find a recording problem
7. Stop the tool by pressing CTRL-C

When you are submitting the resulting PCAP file, make sure you are also providing involved phone numbers and IP address information of the phones, the PBX and the gateways involved in your test calls, so our team can understand the data quickly.

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The tool is especially useful when troubleshooting proxy based recording issues because the tool can take into account the recorder settings and connect to the same proxies as a redundant/2N recorder pair of the recorder. That way it receives exactly the same traffic as the recorder service. The tool should be run on the servers where the Passive Recorder service runs.