Monitoring POTS/interfaces

Hi,

we want to create a report (or even better, a graph on the node details page) about Bearer Channels (each one is an interface).

We would like to see a graph with min/max/average amount of those channels being used on that node.

Has anyone already created something similar?!?

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Questionario

Hi,

I have browsed for all kinds of MIBs but none seem to be reliable for BRI and PRI.

What I have done to solve the problem is create a custom poller for OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.10.20.1.2.1.1.2 (returns a table with all B-channels and shows if they are active etc.) and created an advanced SQL query report to give me the maximum amount of channels used per day and per device.

Now I have it as a report which is fine for me but is there any way to implement that into a graph for each node? Or if there is not have the report be displayed on each node but have that report automatically filter so that only that one node will be displayed?

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ecklerwr1

What kind of device/hardware are the POTS interfaces on? Are you looking for utilization on the min/max/avg utlization on the interfaces or looking for how many of the interfaces are being used?

Questionario

they are 2800series and 1700series, one 3745.

i am looking for min/average/max of interfaces being used only

jswan

I am monitoring this OID for active calls on a PRI:

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.9.1.3 (CISCO-POP-MGMT-MIB:cpmDS1ActiveDS0s)

You have to add the slot/port number to the end; e.g. "1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.9.1.3.0.0" for slot 0/ port 0. Add this as a UnDP and plot it with whatever graph you like.

Questionario

yes, this works fine for PRIs, but unfortunately I havent found anything similar for BRI...

Questionario

Hi,

I have browsed for all kinds of MIBs but none seem to be reliable for BRI and PRI.

FormerMember

Hey,

This is exactly what I'm trying to work out at the moment I've been collecting the data using the same OID you mentioned for a while now, but as my SQL knowledge is minimal at best I'm having trouble extracting a usable report from it. Care to share how you went about it?

Cheers in advance,

Jason

Questionario

sure, I'll share the report here right after my meeting this morning, thought I did already

EDIT:

here you go: