insert marker text into all 9200 logfiles

To facilitate troubleshooting 9200 logs, you can use the following ACLI command to write a custom message to the log file(s): set log echo [task] [message] . For example, issuing the command set log echo sipt test-call-start will write the text string “test-call-start” to log.sipt. You can wildcard the task name, such as set log echo sip* test-call-start , which will annotate each log.sipt, log.sipc, and log.sipls with the text test-call-start. 

 

For example:

 

TAC-9200# set log echo sip* test-call-start
sipc@0.1.0 : test-call-start
sipc@0.2.0 : test-call-start
sipc@0.3.0 : test-call-start
sipls@0.3.0 : test-call-start
sipt@0.1.0 : test-call-start
sipt@0.2.0 : test-call-start
TAC-9200#

 or you can insert it in all logfiles: