[XML] Cisco IP SLA templates (AKA RTR & SAA)

[rcaston]

I was really interested to see the info on adding the MIBs which I didn't realise was possible. So I followed the instructions.

Now, when I run a command-line snmpbulkwalk the CISCO-RTTMON mib properly resolves:

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enfimon ~ $ snmpbulkwalk -v 2c -c **** 192.168.1.1 CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.1
Did not find 'zeroDotZero' in module SNMPv2-SMI (/etc/snmp/mibs/IP-MIB.my)
Did not find 'zeroDotZero' in module SNMPv2-SMI (/etc/snmp/mibs/EVENT-MIB.my)
Did not find 'zeroDotZero' in module SNMPv2-SMI (/usr/share/snmp/mibs/DISMAN-SCHEDULE-MIB.txt)
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.1 = INTEGER: sync(1)

However, in Cacti I still don't see the resolution of values to names in the query (as shown below).

I have the same issue, I can poll via snmpwalk with the MIB object name, but cacti does not pull in the object names as expected.

[Phil971]

I was really interested to see the info on adding the MIBs which I didn't realise was possible. So I followed the instructions.

Now, when I run a command-line snmpbulkwalk the CISCO-RTTMON mib properly resolves:

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enfimon ~ $ snmpbulkwalk -v 2c -c **** 192.168.1.1 CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.1
Did not find 'zeroDotZero' in module SNMPv2-SMI (/etc/snmp/mibs/IP-MIB.my)
Did not find 'zeroDotZero' in module SNMPv2-SMI (/etc/snmp/mibs/EVENT-MIB.my)
Did not find 'zeroDotZero' in module SNMPv2-SMI (/usr/share/snmp/mibs/DISMAN-SCHEDULE-MIB.txt)
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.1 = INTEGER: sync(1)

However, in Cacti I still don't see the resolution of values to names in the query (as shown below).

I have the same issue, I can poll via snmpwalk with the MIB object name, but cacti does not pull in the object names as expected.

Hello,
me too, same issue ....
Did you find a way to made it working ?

[stevew]

I was really interested to see the info on adding the MIBs which I didn't realise was possible. So I followed the instructions.

Now, when I run a command-line snmpbulkwalk the CISCO-RTTMON mib properly resolves:

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enfimon ~ $ snmpbulkwalk -v 2c -c **** 192.168.1.1 CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.1
Did not find 'zeroDotZero' in module SNMPv2-SMI (/etc/snmp/mibs/IP-MIB.my)
Did not find 'zeroDotZero' in module SNMPv2-SMI (/etc/snmp/mibs/EVENT-MIB.my)
Did not find 'zeroDotZero' in module SNMPv2-SMI (/usr/share/snmp/mibs/DISMAN-SCHEDULE-MIB.txt)
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.1 = INTEGER: sync(1)

However, in Cacti I still don't see the resolution of values to names in the query (as shown below).

I have the same issue, I can poll via snmpwalk with the MIB object name, but cacti does not pull in the object names as expected.

Hello,
me too, same issue ....
Did you find a way to made it working ?

'fraid not. I looked into this initially, drew a blank, posted here but haven't had any responses. If I ever get a chance to look at this again and manage to fix it I'll let you know.

[hans4454]

Hi,

Just a short question. In the Jitter/Error graph - is the loss a percentage or do I have to multiply by 100? Anyone?

regards

HH

[marmoci]

Hello. I got the SAA Jitter/Error chart.
But I did not know that how did you calculate these value, such as the Maximum value in Loss(S->D). I got "34.44m". Can you give me the formula?

same question from me. I want to know what this value means.

[hwon]

The loss is number of packets. I don't remember what 'm' is but probably means millionth. The reason you get a very small value is due to averaging of the value based on the time. Assuming your graph was span of 24 hours, then you need to multiply that with 24 hours (In seconds). Might need some corrections from cacti experts but something like:

34.44 / 1000000 * 24 * 60 * 60 ~= 3 packets.

[marmoci]

The loss is number of packets. I don't remember what 'm' is but probably means millionth. The reason you get a very small value is due to averaging of the value based on the time. Assuming your graph was span of 24 hours, then you need to multiply that with 24 hours (In seconds). Might need some corrections from cacti experts but something like:

34.44 / 1000000 * 24 * 60 * 60 ~= 3 packets.

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i think 34.44 is maximum value, not the average.
any comment?

[osiris123d]

*****IGNORE THIS POST*****
I saw the xml downloads from the first post.
I guess the link to http://forums.cacti.net/about4136.html is an older or different version.

hwon,

This looks amazing. I am trying to get the graph
VoIP Scoring - Shows MOS scoring and VoIP codec
but I don't get that drop down option when I go to
Create Graphs for host in the "Select a graph type"
The only options I get are
SAA Basic Statistics
SAA HTTP Stat
SAA Jitter Stat
SAA Jitter/Error Stat

How did you go about getting that other graph???
I downloaded the xml stuff from
http://forums.cacti.net/about4136.html

[gilesc]

Hello,

I am working on a document to explain the SAA Jitter graphs.

I am having trouble interpreting what the values in the legend of the Graph Dispersion actually mean.

It appears to me that they show something like Mean + (2 x StandardDeviation) and Mean + (1 x StandardDeviation), but then there is a third value.

The document I am working on could possibly, in one form or another, end up as an SLA document for some of our customers, who may eventually have access to these graphs.

Does anyone have such a document already? or perhaps they could post an explanation of the Jitter Dispersion graph, particularly the values in the legend.

[Frizz]

Hello,

I am working on a document to explain the SAA Jitter graphs.

I am having trouble interpreting what the values in the legend of the Graph Dispersion actually mean.

It appears to me that they show something like Mean + (2 x StandardDeviation) and Mean + (1 x StandardDeviation), but then there is a third value.

The document I am working on could possibly, in one form or another, end up as an SLA document for some of our customers, who may eventually have access to these graphs.

Does anyone have such a document already? or perhaps they could post an explanation of the Jitter Dispersion graph, particularly the values in the legend.

Hi,
take a look here. It from Emmanuel Tychon, one of the developers of Cisco's SLB feature.
Regards
Frizz
http://www.etychon.com/presentations/et ... ipe-43.pdf

[greginmadison]

Very nice SAA graphs, but I do have one problem when I look at my graphs and when I do the SAA discover, the SAA types 9, 6 for SAA types don't show the text names like Tcp Connect(6), dhcp(11), etc...

How can I fix this. My users are complaining because they don't know what graphs they are looking at because the types are not resolving to names.

Thanks in advance.

[Exo7]

Very nice SAA graphs, but I do have one problem when I look at my graphs and when I do the SAA discover, the SAA types 9, 6 for SAA types don't show the text names like Tcp Connect(6), dhcp(11), etc...

How can I fix this

I'm pretty confident you need to import some MIBs. Look at the second post of this topic.

[greginmadison]

Yes, I had already followed those directions and imported the mibs CISCO-RTTMON-MIB-124-2-T.my and CISCO-SMI.my. When I do a snmpbulkwalk I get resolution, so I think that is working:

nwlmad0p0080:/etc/init.d # snmpbulkwalk -v 2c -c xxx 10.x.x.x rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.10131 = INTEGER: sync(1)
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.10132 = INTEGER: 0
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.16761 = INTEGER: sync(1)
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.16762 = INTEGER: 0
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.17621 = INTEGER: sync(1)
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.17622 = INTEGER: 0
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.20001 = INTEGER: sync(1)
CISCO-RTTMON-MIB::rttMonLatestJitterOperNTPState.20002 = INTEGER: 0

[osiris123d]

I am looking to set up nagios to monitor the MOS and ICPIF OID value so I can get alerts when something bad is happening to Voice Quality. Right now my values are very static (ICPIF is always 1.00 and MOS is always 4.34). I can see that the MOS OID value is 434 when I do an SNMPwalk. My question is what will the value be for ICPIF if it raises to something like 1.7 or 2.6??? How will it show up on the OID so that I can set a threshold??? When I look at Cisco's OID Navigator it says that the value can be from 0 - something like 24405000, but I don't see how it will represent a decimal value.

Hope I was clear on that

[jolramospr]

Did someone have the saa graph template for cacti Version 0.8.6h including the VoIP Score??

Upgrade is not an option for me now!!