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Intelligent Services Gateway Configuration Guide

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January 21, 2018

Chapter: ISG Debuggability

ISG Debuggability

The ISG Debuggability feature supports conditional debugging of simple IP subscriber sessions whereby debugs of only specified sessions appear in the debug log. The conditions that can be applied to the subscriber sessions include IP address, VRF (IPv4 or IPv6), and MAC address. This module describes how to enable conditional debuggability on Cisco Intelligent Services Gateway (ISG) subscriber sessions.

Restrictions for ISG Debuggability

  • Conditional debugging is not available for service manager, QOS policy, most of the command handler, EPD controller, ANCP, and CCM. Also, L2TP, VPDN, PPP, and PPP-based sessions can not be conditionally debugged.

Information About ISG Debuggability

ISG Debugging Behavior

Prior to this enhancement, debugging could be enabled for individual modules through module-wise debugging commands. These debugs provide the flexibility to limit the debugs to a specified subset of modules. However, when these debugs were enabled to debug session-related issues, the logs contained debug information for all sessions which would sometimes be unmanageable depending on the scale. With the conditional debugging enhancement, the debug logs are limited to only specified sessions.

To determine if session debug logs are printed for the specified module, check the following conditions:

  • Debug condition is configured for the session identifier

  • Debug condition is enabled on the device

  • Module debugging is enabled

Additional References for ISG Debuggability

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Cisco IOS commands

Master Command List, All Releases

ISG commands

ISG Command Reference

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Feature Information for ISG Debuggability

The following table provides release information about the feature or features described in this module. This table lists only the software release that introduced support for a given feature in a given software release train. Unless noted otherwise, subsequent releases of that software release train also support that feature.

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Table 1 Feature Information for ISG Debuggability

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Releases

Feature Information

ISG Debuggability

The ISG Debuggability feature supports conditional debugging of simple IP subscriber sessions whereby debugs of only specified sessions appear in the debug log. The conditions that can be applied to the subscriber sessions include IP address, VRF (IPv4 or IPv6), and MAC address..

The following commands were introduced: subscriber per-session debug, show subscriber log, show subscriber per-session debug sessions-hit, clear subscriber log.

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