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Scott_Boyd_1486
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Nov 30, 2018

SIP message routing persistence

Hi!

 

I am using SIP message routing in LTM for a simple SIP load-balancing service. In the configuration I have also included SIP Call-ID persistence. The service is working, however I cannot see any SIP persistence entries in the "usual place" (show ltm persistence persist-records ....). Does message routing store persistence records in a different place?

 

The config is attached below:

 

ltm virtual sip-vip { destination 145.230.101.10:sip ip-protocol udp mask 255.255.255.255 profiles { siprouter { } sipsession { } udp { } } source 0.0.0.0/0 translate-address enabled translate-port enabled vs-index 10 }

 

ltm message-routing sip profile session sipsession { app-service none generate-response-on-failure disabled max-forwards-check enabled max-msg-size 65535 persistence { persist-key Call-ID persist-timeout 180 persist-type session } }

 

Thanks in advance, jockman

 

  • Peter_Mills_697's avatar
    Peter_Mills_697
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    A separate command line utility sipdb shows session database information about SIP subscribers.

     

    sipdb --persist

     

    [root@loop:Active:Standalone] config sipdb --help

     

    Usage: sipdb [options] Display or delete persistence, registration or media entry from session database

     

    Options: -h, --help Outputs a brief help message. -v, --verbose Displays verbose output. -r, --router=name Display persistence entries for the SIP router profile name. The partition should be specified as part of the router name.