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Cisco ASA Series CLI Configuration Guide
 
Chapter 1      Configuring the Cisco Phone Proxy
  Troubleshooting the Phone Proxy
Table 1-5 Security Appliance Capture Commands to Use with the Phone Proxy
To Use the Command Notes
To capture packets on the ASA interfaces. capture capture_name interface 
interface_name
Use this command if you are 
experiencing any problems that might 
require looking into the packets.  
For example, if there is a TFTP failure 
and the output from the debug command 
does not indicate the problem clearly, run 
the capture command on the interface on 
which the IP phone resides and the 
interface on which the TFTP server 
resides to see the transaction and where 
the problem could be.
To capture data from the TLS proxy when 
there is a non-secure IP phone connecting 
to the phone proxy on the inside interface.
capture capture_name packet-length 
bytes interface inside buffer buf_size
To capture encrypted data from the TLS 
proxy when there are secure IP phones 
connecting to the phone proxy on the 
inside interface.
capture capture_name type tls-proxy 
buffer buf_size packet-length bytes 
interface inside
To capture encrypted inbound and 
outbound data from the TLS proxy on one 
or more interfaces.
capture capture_name type tls-proxy 
buffer buf_size packet-length bytes 
interface interface_name
If signaling fails, you might require 
capturing decrypted packets to see the 
contents of the SIP and SCCP signaling 
message. Use the type tls-proxy option 
in the capture command.