Symptoms and problem description
Use this list of questions to clarify the issue you are experiencing with Vibe.
- Is the problem related to a single Participant/Client or group of participants? Specify those that work correctly and those that don’t. What exactly happens? Is it audio or video related?
- Is the problem related to a particular meeting or period of time during the meeting?
- Has the meeting or client worked correctly before, but is not working now?
- What has changed on the system or network that might contribute to the problem?
- Can you reproduce the problem? What unique conditions cause the problem?
Meeting and participant description
- Meeting ID #
- Date and Time
- Participant’s username and their physical location
Device details
What specific device and software is being used when the condition occurs?
Describe the device and client version
Using Vibe pulldown menu, select About to see the client version
Operating System and Version
For Windows use the control panel – system information
For phone or tablet, provide the system information under settings
Device Hardware specifics: such as i5 or i7, number of CPUs, etc.
Camera and Speakers being used if applicable
Network connection (LAN, WiFi, LTE 4G) and possibly the protocol (UDP or TCP) if applicable.
Whether it is Virtual machine on top of the real OS
How much RAM is on the machine (available for VM).
How many monitors are attached to the machine.
If it is call in from H323/SIP device - what is the model, what is the IP address of H323 device to connect to, or what is the room alias for tests.
Send information to eZuce support
Obtain the Log files from the affected system(s).
- Use the Vibe client to obtain the log file, from the Menu select About and click Copy Log File.
Zip the answers to all these questions and all log files for the affected time period and send them to support@ezuce.com for problem resolution.
Notes about Log Files
Log file name should be Vibe.log and it should be at:
- Linux: /tmp
- Mac: in terminal window:
cd $TMPDIR
ls -al Vibe*
- Win7/8/10 C:\Users\<USERLOGIN>\AppData\Local\Temp\ or in %TEMP%
Specific for Mac users. To obtain the log file using the command line interface (CLI):
1) how to get the terminal window:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zw7Nd67_aFw
2) after that you must type in the window "cd $TMPDIR" (without ""), hit Enter, and type again "ls -al Vibe* " (without "") and hit Enter.
After that, you will have a list of all files starting with Vibe in your $TMPDIR folder and you must check the time stamp of each file and select the one which covers the interval of the meeting and send it to us.
When you will identify the file you can copy it on Desktop where you will be able to find it using GUI. Let's imagine, that needed file has a name Vibe.log.4
To copy a file to the Desktop you should run following command in terminal window "cp Vibe.log.4 ~/Desktop" (without "").
After that file with name Vibe.log.4 will appear on your Desktop and you can send it to us using the usual mail client.