Debug output

Debug output shows messages about the operation of the internal activities and algorithms of the Verba services. In order to run a component in debug mode, first you have to stop the desired service through the Verba Web Application under Administration / Verba Servers / Service Control and Activation or through Windows Service Control application (Start Menu / Settings / Control Panel / Administrative Tools / Services).

If Verba System Monitor is enabled for a given service, make sure that you stop the Verba System Monitor service too, unless it will automatically restart the given service.

The following table lists all Verba related services and their command line debug options.

Verba serviceBinary folderCommand lineDescription
Verba Passive Recorder Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binverbaengine.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Passive Recorder starts as an online call recorder, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, signaling, database, and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Central Cisco Recorder Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binnativerecorder.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Cisco Central Recorder starts as an online call recorder, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, signaling and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Central Cisco Recorder Database Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binRun-Verba-Central-Cisco-Recorder-Database-Service-in-CMD.batIn this mode the Verba Cisco Native Recorder Database service starts as a real-time connector for Verba Cisco Native Recorder (completes CDR information via JTAPI), but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, signaling and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Avaya Recorder Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binRun-Verba-Avaya-Recorder-Service-in-CMD.batIn this mode the Verba Avaya Recorder starts as an online call recorder, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, signaling, database and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba IP Trade Recorder Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binverbaiptrade.exe -dIn this mode the Verba IP Trade Recorder starts as an online call recorder, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, signaling, database and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Dial-in Recorder Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binivrserver.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Dial-in Recorder starts as an online call recorder, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, signaling, database and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Media Transcoder Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\bintranscoder.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Media Transcoder starts as an online transcoder, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, database and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Passive Capturing and Recording Backup Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\bincontinuity.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Passive Capturing and Recording Backup starts as an online capturing tool, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Active Recorder and Streamer Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binactiverecorder.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Active Recorder and Streamer starts as an online call recorder, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, signaling, database and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Windows Media Streamer Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binwmstreamer.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Windows Media Streamer starts as an online streaming connector for Windows Media Streaming Server, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Storage Management Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binverbastorage.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Storage Managerment starts as an online service, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, database and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Media Sorter Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binverbasorter.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Media Sorter starts as an online service, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, database and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Wave Formatter Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binwaveform.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Wave Formatter starts as an online service, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba System Monitor Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binverbasysmon.exe -dIn this mode the Verba System Monitor starts as an online service, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, database and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Node Manager Agentc:\Program Files\Verba\binverbaagent.exe -dIn this mode the Verba Node Manager Agent starts as an online service, but it continuously shows information about the current configuration read, database and other actions. The output messages can be redirected from the standard output to a file (> output.txt).
Verba Media Synchronization Servicec:\Program Files\Verba\binverbasync.exe -d=y/n