# voipmonitor.org configuration file
#
# location of this file is at ~/.voipmonitor.conf or /etc/voipmonitor.conf
# command line parameters overrides configuration directives in this file
# allowed comments are ; or #.
# XXX PLEASE NOTE: you have to remove ';' in front of directive to activate tham because they are commented by default.
#

[general]

#listening interface. Can be 'any' which will listen on all interfaces.
#check if you are not using -i ethX argument in command line as it has more priority
#than this configuration file
interface = em2

#define TCP manager port
managerport = 5029

#which SIP ports voipmonitor should listen. For each port make new line with sipport = port (multiple lines)
sipport = 5060
;sipport = 5061
;sipport = 5062

#Set ring buffer in MB (feature of newer >= 2.6.31 kernels). If you see voipmonitor
#dropping packets in syslog upgrade to newer kernel and increase --ring-buffer to
#higher MB. It is buffer between pcap library and voipmonitor. The most reason why
#voipmonitor drops packets is waiting for I/O operations (switching to ext4 from
#ext3 also helps. Defaults to 10 MB
ringbuffer = 8192

#this is important option if voipmonitor is sniffing on SIP proxy and see both RTP leg of CALL.
#in that case use this option. It will analyze RTP only for the first LEG and not each 4 RTP
#streams which will confuse voipmonitor. Drawback of this switch is that voipmonitor will analyze
#SDP only for SIP packets which have the same IP and port of the first INVITE source IP
#and port. It means it will not work in case where phone sends INVITE from a.b.c.d:1024 and
#SIP proxy replies to a.b.c.d:5060. If you have better idea how to solve this problem better
#please contact support@voipmonitor.org
rtp-firstleg = no

#save sip REGISTER messages
sip-register = no

#if yes, voipmonitor will not save CDR to MySQL
nocdr = no

#save SIP packets to pcap file
savesip = yes

# save RTP packets to pcap file. savertp = yes automatically saves RTCP packets
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[root@monitor voipmonitor-svn]# cat /etc/voipmonitor.conf
#
# voipmonitor.org configuration file
#
# location of this file is at ~/.voipmonitor.conf or /etc/voipmonitor.conf
# command line parameters overrides configuration directives in this file
# allowed comments are ; or #.
# XXX PLEASE NOTE: you have to remove ';' in front of directive to activate tham because they are commented by default.
#

[general]

#listening interface. Can be 'any' which will listen on all interfaces.
#check if you are not using -i ethX argument in command line as it has more priority
#than this configuration file
interface = em2

#define TCP manager port
managerport = 5029

#which SIP ports voipmonitor should listen. For each port make new line with sipport = port (multiple lines)
sipport = 5060
;sipport = 5061
;sipport = 5062

#Set ring buffer in MB (feature of newer >= 2.6.31 kernels). If you see voipmonitor
#dropping packets in syslog upgrade to newer kernel and increase --ring-buffer to
#higher MB. It is buffer between pcap library and voipmonitor. The most reason why
#voipmonitor drops packets is waiting for I/O operations (switching to ext4 from
#ext3 also helps. Defaults to 10 MB
ringbuffer = 8192

#this is important option if voipmonitor is sniffing on SIP proxy and see both RTP leg of CALL.
#in that case use this option. It will analyze RTP only for the first LEG and not each 4 RTP
#streams which will confuse voipmonitor. Drawback of this switch is that voipmonitor will analyze
#SDP only for SIP packets which have the same IP and port of the first INVITE source IP
#and port. It means it will not work in case where phone sends INVITE from a.b.c.d:1024 and
#SIP proxy replies to a.b.c.d:5060. If you have better idea how to solve this problem better
#please contact support@voipmonitor.org
rtp-firstleg = no

#save sip REGISTER messages
sip-register = no

#if yes, voipmonitor will not save CDR to MySQL
nocdr = no

#save SIP packets to pcap file
savesip = yes

# save RTP packets to pcap file. savertp = yes automatically saves RTCP packets
savertp = yes

# save RTCP packets to pcap file
savertcp = yes

# save RTP payload to audio file. Choose 'wav' for WAV PCM or 'ogg' for OGG 25kbps format.
saveaudio = ogg

# save RAW packet data from RTP to standalone raw files. Use this option only for debugging purpose and you know what to do with those files.
saveraw = no

# save graph data for web GUI. If you want to complress it, put here gzip
savegraph = plain

# Pcap filter. If you want to sniff only UDP SIP, put here 'udp'. Warning: If you set protocol to 'udp' pcap discards VLAN packets. Maximum size is 2040 chars
#filter = udp

# directory where all files (pcap|wav|graph) are stored
spooldir = /var/spool/voipmonitor

# put interface to promiscuouse mode so it can sniff packets which are not routed directly to us
promisc = yes

# mysql server
mysqlhost = localhost

# mysql database
mysqldb = voipmonitor

# mysql table
mysqltable = cdr

# mysql username
mysqlusername = XXXXX

# mysql password
mysqlpassword = XXXXXX