CiscoCollab

A productivity toolkit for Cisco Collaboration log analysis. CiscoCollab is a Sublime Text package designed to streamline the analysis of Cisco Collaboration logs. It provides automated highlighting, syntax detection, extraction utilities, and contextual decoding tools that make navigating large or complex log files significantly easier.

✨ Features

• Custom keyword highlighting for protocols, config keys, and diagnostic terms
• Optimized for YAML, SIP, and Cisco-style syntax
• Mouse binding for quick bookmarking (to be added manually)
• Extraction tool for nested files supporting ".zip", ".tar", ".gz", ".tgz", ".tar.gz" (removed support for .7z and .rar to prevent external dependencies)
• Persistent highlights introduced to the plugin, this will preserved highlighted words upon closure of the app

v1.2.0 Nov 3, 2025

• Feature added to clear specific styles instead of only "clear all", malfunction corrections on the extraction tool and remove dependancies from other files

1.3.0 Nov 14, 2025

• CUCM dictionary values added as hover over popups for ease of understanding of what some values might mean; First stage: DTMF
• Added syntax for EOL (end of line) process of CSF devices.

v1.4.0 Dec 19th,2025

• 🔐 Certificate Decoder Hover over Base64‑encoded certificates to view decoded X.509 details. Supports PEM and XML‑wrapped certificates, including SSO logs.

v1.5.0 Feb 10th, 2025

• SAML SSO logs auto format, Applies XML prettify to SSO logs from CUCM to display correctly the "InResponseTo" messages from IDP (Debug level of trace is required)
• Automatically applies "Cisco" Syntax to new
• Untitled tabs rename with first line edit in file despite the syntax applied

Create a new file with the name "Default (OSX).sublime-mousemap" for Mac and save it into this User/ folder; use "Default (Windows).sublime-mousemap" for Windows

Content:

[
  {
    "button": "button1",
    "count": 1,
    "modifiers": ["ctrl"],
    "press_command": "toggle_bookmark"
  }
]

🔧 Installation

Manual

1. Clone or download this repository.
2. Move the contents into your Sublime Text Packages/User directory:
   • Preferences > Browse Packages