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MGParser (MGP) is a tool which makes analysis of Mediatrix ISDN gateways debug a much simpler task.
Before starting mgparser ensure that there is no firewall enabled on your Mediatrix unit or that there is a rule which will accept incoming connections on it's SNMP port (default is 161 but you can provide a different one with -s PORT option). You can find Mediatrix firewall settings in Network-->Local Firewall menu. You should also check that the syslog level is set to "Warning" or above for all services, if you have factory default settings this should already be OK.
Update your rubygems:
sudo gem update --system
Install mgparser:
sudo gem install mgparser
To start mgparser just type:
sudo mgparser -i ip_of_your_Mediatrix_unit
If you want to analyze a log file instead of making live debug you can type:
mgparser -l path/to/your/log/file
Usage: mgparser [options]
Specific options:
-p, --port PORT Port number on which receive syslog (default is 514)
-s, --snmpport PORT Media Gateway SNMP port number (default is 161)
-i, --ipaddr IPADDR Media Gateway IP address
-l, --logfile LOGFILE Log file to analyze
Common options:
-h, --help Show this message
--version Show version
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We found that mgparser demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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