This description was taken from the Software Reference Guide, see
at www.bintec.de
Syslog messages fall into two categories; Accounting messages and System
messages. Accounting messages are generated by the acct subsystem. (See
the Subject field of the biboAdmSyslogTable above.) System messages are
generated by any of the other BRICK subsystems which, depending on the
current license(s) installed on the system, may include:
isdn inet x25 ipx capi ppp
bridge config snmp x21 token ether
radius tapi ospf fr modem
Accounting Messages
Accounting messages are used to report accounting information relating to
either an ISDN connection or an IP session that was closed/routed over the
BRICK. Accounting messages are identified (in the biboAdmSyslogTable or
in a remote file on a LogHost where syslog messages are being sent) by an
initial ACCT: tag in the text of the message. For ISDN messages, the ISDN:
tag immediately follows; for IP accounting messages INET: follows.
ISDN Accounting Messages
An ISDN accounting message contains information regarding an ISDN
call that was either placed or received by the BRICK. Details for both suc-cessful
and unsuccessful ISDN outgoing calls are reported here. The con-tent
and format of ISDN accounting messages vary according to the spe-cial
formatting tags contained in the isdnAccountingTemplate. A list of
possible format tags that can be used in the accounting template and their
meanings are shown below.
The default accounting template setting contains the following tags:
%S,%s,%r,%d,%y,%Y,%g,%G,%C,%n,%Z,%T,%i,%u,%L
This template produces accounting messages similar to the following.
ISDN:18.08.1997,13:53:19,13:53:34,12,1096,1875,33,33,1Units,O,2,003039988452,7/0,9F,0
Format
Tag
Meaning
%S Date the connection opened; in DD.MM.YY format.
%s Time the connection was established: in HH:MM:SS format
%r Time the connection was closed: in HH:MM:SS format.
%d The duration of the connection in seconds.
%y Total number of bytes received over the connection.
%Y Total number of bytes sent over the connection.
%g Total packets received over the connection
%G Total packets sent over the connection.
%C Total number of charging units incurred for the connection.
%n The call’s direction; either incoming or outgoing.
%Z The local address (Calling or Called party’s number, see %n).
%T The remote address (Calling or Called party’s number %n).
%i Service indicator and additional information for the call.
%u DSS1 error cause, if applicable.
%L Local (BRICK internal) error cause.
%I Information about the BRICK subsystem the call was given to.
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