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® Enterprise Session Border Controller sends and receives traffic to be traced
(Optional) Remote UDP/TCP port to which the Oracle® Enterprise 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® Enterprise 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
```