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Monitor priority ques with Solarwinds

Has anyone got any tips on how to monitor the priority ques on MPLS Cisco routers with engineers edition? Ideally I just want a graph or kbits usage on a router for EF 101110. Been searching the web for the OID's and haven't found much yet.

Many thanks

Paul

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pwatkins

We use this OID and MRTG to monitor our QOS queues:

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.166.1.15.1.1.11.1875.1877

The last 2 numbers change depending on the router and even after a reload they change, it's real annoying.

We are a large Solarwinds shop, but, I have found their custom MIB support lacking.

FormerMember

quote:Originally posted by pwatkins

We use this OID and MRTG to monitor our QOS queues:

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.166.1.15.1.1.11.1875.1877

The last 2 numbers change depending on the router and even after a reload they change, it's real annoying.

We are a large Solarwinds shop, but, I have found their custom MIB support lacking.

Thanks for this. I will give it a go.

Regards

Paul

bleearg13

quote:Originally posted by pwatkins

We use this OID and MRTG to monitor our QOS queues:

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.166.1.15.1.1.11.1875.1877

The last 2 numbers change depending on the router and even after a reload they change, it's real annoying.

We are a large Solarwinds shop, but, I have found their custom MIB support lacking.

I have read, I believe in these forums, that newer IOS versions have the ability to keep the indexes after reboot by configuring index persistence:

www.cisco.com/.../products_feature_guide09186a008054d7c8.html

pwatkins

This is a great post, thanks! I see this is in 12.4T, which unfortunately we don't run, but, they'll roll it into 12.5 when it's released and I will definitely be looking for this!