Cisco - show voice call

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Cisco - show voice call

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Greetings,

Anyone know how to query the number of calls in the cisco router with E1 interface plugged?

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Post by ymilner »

Have you found a way to do it? I'm also looking for that.

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If it's not exposed in the SNMP MIB of the router, the worse case would be to have a script rsh or telnet in and run the command that shows the calls. Then you would have a script that would parse that output to something cacti can use.
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Post by Mr.Burns »

I give it up.
I can not see a way to do an script to do that.
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Post by PG »

Try the following MIB's...

http://www.simpleweb.org/ietf/mibs/modu ... ONTROL-MIB

and

ftp://ftpeng.cisco.com/pub/mibs/v2/CISC ... ROL-MIB.my (I think this is an update on the IETF MIB)

and

ftp://ftpeng.cisco.com/pub/mibs/v2/CISC ... -IF-MIB.my

Active call tables are most definately in these (only for terminated calls - not to much detail on call forwarding to SIP servers such as * etc.)
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