Stopping a Remote Packet Trace

You stop a remote packet trace by entering the appropriate ACLI command with these pieces of information:

Network interface (name:subport ID combination)
IP address to be traced
(Optional) Local UDP/TCP port on which the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller sends and receives traffic to be traced
(Optional) Remote UDP/TCP port to which the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller sends traffic, and from which it receives traffic to be traced

If the packet trace you want to stop has no entries for local and/or remote ports, then you do not have to specify them.

To stop a packet trace with local and remote ports specified, enter the ACLI packet-trace remote command followed by a Space, and the word stop. After another Space, type in the name and subport ID for the network interface followed by a Space, the IP address to be traced followed by a Space, the local port number followed by a Space, and then optionally the remote port number. Then press Enter.
```
ACMEPACKET# packet-trace remote stop core:0 192.168.10.99 5060 5060
```
To stop all packet traces on the Oracle Communications Session Border Controller, enter the ACLI packet-trace remote command followed by a Space, and the word stop. After another Space, type the word all and press Enter.
```
ACMEPACKET# packet-trace remote stop all
```