VoIP Channels in Use on Cisco AS5300 and like Access Routers

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Post by syedbilalmasaud »

could you please provide more details like did you tried OID to test it manually using snmpwalk to see that is it producing results or not

please update


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Post by Betmen »

I am working also on AS5400, need a bit of help >> http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t=31991
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What voip client will work on the nokia n79? I love that little phone, but I need to be sure that I can use some kind of a voip client on it, something like truphone or skype.
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Re: VoIP Channels in Use on Cisco AS5300 and like Access Rou

Post by ericlau08 »

barryo wrote:I have created a simple graph template to show me how many of channels are in use on each of the four E1s on Cisco AS5300 series and similar access routers.

An example of the graph after a few hours of polling:

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The most up to date version (if there is a newer one) will always be available from Open Solutions' website or the initial version as attached here. A reference to SNMP MIBs/OIDs used can also be found at BarryODonovan.com.

The only minor problem with this is that there are four separate data sources configured to correspond to each of the E1's. I'm sure there is a way to index the SNMP replies, etc but I needed a quick turn around on this.

Any comments, improvements, etc, please feel free to contact me or post below.

Thanks,
Barry O'Donovan
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I have a problem, it is working perfect with E1,but some problem happen with T1 ,can you help me work it out? i will appreciated.
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Post by julyinin »

Need to be sure that could be use on some kind of a voip client on it like skype....


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Monitoring a full DS3 on a cisco 5400

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Thanks to Barry's template I came up with the template to monitor a DS3. We had 28 T1s running in there and wanted to check the number of calls on each T1.
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Re: VoIP Channels in Use on Cisco AS5300 and like Access Rou

Post by jimm1909 »

tundeoyeyemi wrote:I have tried to use the respective template but non worked.I'm using C5400-IS-M, Version 12.4(7c). Kindly help me out
I am having a similar issue.. anyone have a solution?

Thanks in advance,

-Jim
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Hi:
The template is perfect, but the OID's are differents, depends of AS, for example:
OID's for AS5400 are different from AS5350 (for channels, I mean). You must use a free tool like "getif" or "ireasoning" to see your corrects OID's, then replace it in your template.

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Re: VoIP Channels in Use on Cisco AS5300 and like Access Rou

Post by Gluntzmaster »

The two right-most digits identify slot/port

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.9.1.3.3.0 this is DS0 in Slot 3/Port 0
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.9.1.3.3.1 this is DS0 in Slot 3/Port 1

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.9.1.3.6.0 this is DS0 in Slot 6/Port 0
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.10.19.1.1.9.1.3.6.1 this is DS0 in Slot 6/Port 1

This OID works for both E1's in 5350's and 5400's

What you need to be aware of is that (in case of E1's) the number of DSP channels actually controls the amount of usable channels.
A 5350 has a maximum of 216 concurrent channels (not 240, as 8 X 30 channels might suggest), so when you make graphs on percentage of total usage you need to take this into account. A 5400 has no such "hidden" limit when fully loaded with dsp cards. Max concurrent calls on a 5400 is 480.

In Cacti 0.8.7.e it is easy to use this oid to set up a data template.

Start with the Data Template:
List of Data Templates
List of Data Templates
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zooming in on the template for E1 3/0 :
Data Template DS0 in Slot3 port0
Data Template DS0 in Slot3 port0
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Create one of these for each of your E1's

Then we build the graph templates:
List of Graph Templates
List of Graph Templates
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.. and have a look at one of these in more detail
Graph template DS0 in Slot3 Port0
Graph template DS0 in Slot3 Port0
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And finally add it to your host template
.. in this case the template for a 5350
Host template for AS5350
Host template for AS5350
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If you've added your host, and assigned this host template to it, adding the respective graphs is the proverbial whistle of a penny.
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Re: Advice

Post by jimm1909 »

joseme wrote:Hi:
The template is perfect, but the OID's are differents, depends of AS, for example:
OID's for AS5400 are different from AS5350 (for channels, I mean). You must use a free tool like "getif" or "ireasoning" to see your corrects OID's, then replace it in your template.

Jose
Oh ok thanks Jose. Fixed it for me!

-Jim
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Re: Advice

Post by ryancorn »

jimm1909 wrote:
joseme wrote:Hi:
The template is perfect, but the OID's are differents, depends of AS, for example:
OID's for AS5400 are different from AS5350 (for channels, I mean). You must use a free tool like "getif" or "ireasoning" to see your corrects OID's, then replace it in your template.
Jose
Oh ok thanks Jose. Fixed it for me!
-Jim
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I would have never of figured it out if it wasn't for Jose!
Thanks Bro!

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Re: VoIP Channels in Use on Cisco AS5300 and like Access Rou

Post by blue7floyd »

The AS5300 exceeds standards for performance in high-traffic, real world environments. Features like ISDN, 56K Analog Modem, fax, and VoIP calls all on the same interface are terminated and this is how it is done!
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Re: VoIP Channels in Use on Cisco AS5300 and like Access Rou

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I am technical student and would like to know more about E1s on Cisco AS5300. Also, I would like to know about the ways to INDEX SNMP replies. I have to conduct a seminar on this topic. Please help.
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Re: VoIP Channels in Use on Cisco AS5300 and like Access Rou

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I have created a simple graph template to show me how many of channels are in use on each of the four E1s on Cisco AS5300 series and similar access routers.
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