kamctl and kamcmd: registrations, dispatcher, dialogs and live state.
The Kamailio SIP proxy from both of its command lines: kamcmd for live RPC state — usrloc, dialogs, dispatcher, counters — and kamctl for subscribers, the database and service control.
Installed with SmartCom Revisited 1.6.1 — there is nothing to download. Open the button panel and it is there.
Each one imports on its own, so a bundle this size never arrives as a single wall of buttons. Hide the sets you do not need, or name the ones a connection uses and the panel shows only those.
They arrive pre-tagged, so you do not have to name them at all:
tag
a connection kamailio
and the matching sets appear on it.
Version, memory, workers, runtime config and counters.
Whether the proxy is healthy: shared and package memory, worker processes and listening sockets, runtime config values you can change without a restart, and the counters behind a rising error rate.
Appears on hosts tagged kamailio kamcmd kamctl proxy registrar sip voip
usrloc contacts, subscriber accounts, aliases and domains.
Who can be reached and who cannot: the usrloc contact table with per-AOR lookups, subscriber and alias records through kamctl, served domains, and the registrations Kamailio holds outbound on trunks.
Appears on hosts tagged kamailio kamcmd kamctl proxy registrar sip voip
Dispatcher, dialplan, permissions, htables and rate limits.
Where calls go and who may send them: dispatcher gateway state and failover, dialplan and prefix-tree translation, the permissions address and trusted tables, htable contents and the rate limiters.
Appears on hosts tagged kamailio kamcmd kamctl proxy registrar sip voip
Live dialogs, transactions, RTP relay, TLS and restarts.
The calls-in-progress view and the levers around it: active dialogs and transactions, rtpengine and TLS state, SIP capture on the wire, and the service stop and restart behind confirmations.
Appears on hosts tagged kamailio kamcmd kamctl proxy registrar sip voip
These commands were written from Kamailio's documented syntax and checked for structure — not run against live Kamailio hardware. Every button shows its full script in the app before you press it. For anything destructive, read that script and try it in a lab first.