Cisco ASR 9000 monitoring

We don't have any 9000's (only 1000 series) and all of them are owned/managed by ISPs. As such we only monitor routing, availability and up/down. But just checked and teh 1000 series don't even have a checkbox for hardware health.

That said, my observations from other Cisco kit that has "similar issues" is that we disable the built-in monitoring and instead build our own UnDP Pollers.

We don't have any 9000's (only 1000 series) and all of them are owned/managed by ISPs. As such we only monitor routing, availability and up/down. But just checked and teh 1000 series don't even have a checkbox for hardware health.

That said, my observations from other Cisco kit that has "similar issues" is that we disable the built-in monitoring and instead build our own UnDP Pollers.

We don't have any 9000's (only 1000 series) and all of them are owned/managed by ISPs. As such we only monitor routing, availability and up/down. But just checked and the 1000 series don't even have a checkbox for hardware health.

That said, my observations from other Cisco kit that has "similar issues" is that we disable the built-in monitoring and instead build our own UnDP Pollers.

One (/two) other thoughts... what version of Orion are you running as if an older version it may help to upgrade and in a similar vein have you updated the MIBS recently?

One other thought... fire up the Poller Checker Tool. Find your node and check the pollers against the EnergyWise section - see if any other options in there are more accurate.

Here's what I get on our 1000's.

...so, that's a NO and no other possibilities. If we wanted to do this, then we'd need to build our own UnDPs.