This example recipe parse, reassemble and convert Ribbon/Sonus SBC (TRC) logs back into IP/SIP/HEP types, received as Syslog TCP and shipped back to a HEP Capture Server such as HOMER or HEPIC for use cases where encrypted communication is unavailable off-the-wire for monitoring and troubleshooting.

• Sonus SBC (ie: SBC 5400)
• NodeJS and paStash need to be installed before execution

# sudo npm install --unsafe-perm -g @pastash/pastash @pastash/filter_app_sonuslog

• syslog input on port 9514
• sonus filter to parse TRC events
• hep output to port 9063

Save the following recipe to a readable location, ie: /path/to/pastash_sonus.conf

input {
  tcp {
    host => 0.0.0.0
    port => 9514
    type => syslog
  }
}
filter {
  app_sonus {}
}
output {
  stdout{}
  if [rcinfo] != 'undefined' {
        hep {
          host => '127.0.0.1'
          port => 9063
          hep_id => 2222
        }
  }
}

If your SBC emits logs with UTC Timestamps instead of USEC strings, use the following additional setting:

<147> 1 2020-08-18T11:23:55.759395-04:00 kvs1-swe-1-access-b SBC ...

filter {
  app_sonus {
    type => 1
  }
}

pastash --config_file=/path/to/pastash_sonus.conf

To configure as a service, please follow this guide

Configure your Ribbon/Sonus SBC to emit TCP Syslog events towards our paStash receiver.

• On the SBC main screen, browse to:
  • All > OAM > Event Log > Platform Rsyslog > Servers
• Edit the parameters for Server1 pointing to the IP:PORT of your paStash instance.

set oam eventLog typeAdmin trace servers server1 syslogRemoteHost 10.0.0.1 syslogRemotePort 9514 syslogRemoteProtocol TCP
set oam eventLog typeAdmin trace syslogState enabled