Manual Trigger Confirmation

To confirm that a session agent has been sent offline:

1. Use the show sipd endpoint-ip command to confirm the session agent state.

   ACMEPACKET# show sipd endpoint-ip 1016
   User <sip:1016@172.18.1.80>
   		Contact exp=3582
   			UA-Contact: <sip:1016@192.168.1.132:5060> UDP
   				realm=access local=172.18.1.132:5060
   UA=192.168.1.132:5060
   	SD-Contact: <sip:1016-o3badgbbnjcq5@172.18.2.80:5060> realm=core
   	Call-ID: 1-7944@192.168.1.132’
   	SR=172.18.2.92												
   	SA=172.18.2.93
   	Service-Route='<sip:test@s-cscf::5060;orig;lr>'
   ACMEPACKET# reset session-agent 172.18.2.92
   Accepted
   Reset SA failover timer
   ACMEPACKET# show sipd endpoint-ip 1016
   User <sip:1016@172.18.1.80>
   		Contact <invalidated> exp=3572
   			UA-Contact: <sip:1016@192.168.1.132:5060> UDP
   				realm=access local=172.18.1.80:5060
   UA=192.168.1.132:5060
   	SD-Contact: <sip:1016-o3badgbbnjcq5@172.18.2.80:5060> realm=core
   	Call-ID: 1-7944@192.168.1.132’
   	SR=172.18.2.92 (failed 2 seconds ago)				
   	SA=172.18.2.93
   	Service-Route='<sip:test@s-cscf::5060;orig;lr>'
   ACMEPACKET# 

   In the above ACLI example the first iteration of the show sip endpoint-ip command provides information for the in-service 172.18.2.92 session agent; the second command iteration displays information for the now out-of-service session agent.