[mrtg] Re: AS5800

[kikino su sardu]

Thank's Anthony,
I'm try to test your configuration....
I post the result tomorrow, if possible....

Thank's for your time too
kikino su sardu


-----Original Message-----
From: Anthony Hardy <soma at net1inc.net>
To: kikino su sardu <kikino at box1.tin.it>; mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch
<mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch>
Date: 21 July, 1999 22:46
Subject: Re: [mrtg] Re: AS5800


>Sure!
>
>Here is my modified version of get5200 that I am using to get reports out
of my
>5396 and 5800, as well as my 5200's . . . . . .
>
>There are several parts . . .and I'm not the best shell scripter in the
world .
>.but this DOES get all the current modem usage accurately!
>
>Use the script as normal . . . .to get the info if you don't have any isdn
>usage . . .
>
>Where it says "my $portmax=$port+48;" I like to set the number (where I
have
>48) to the number of lines you have on the box to measure the analog
>connections.  To measure the ISDN connections, you need to walk the tree on
>your box and find out how many serial connections (in my 5396's case, 91)
it
>has listed in its SNMP tree.  I have a separate copy of the script that I
run
>for each box, as each one has a different number of lines.  I can usually
use
>one script to do ISDN on all the boxes . . all of my 5396's with PRI's have
91
>ISDN IOD's.  I have attached both of these files . . . . get-5396 and
>get-5396-isdn.  They are the exact copies of the get-5200 script, BUT they
have
>the portmax+ number changed.  You can get decent data running just one
script
>on the 5300 and 5200's . . .but on the 5800 . .you HAVE to separate them
out
>because of the listing of the OID's to serial ports mappings (too much
detail
>to go into here).
>
>I have also attached the script I use to pull together the data from both
isdn
>and analog versions . . it is VERY basic and VERY tailored to my system ..
so
>don't blast me for not setting up variables and making it easy for everyone
to
>use. . .hehe
>
>This would be meant for a guide only.
>
>Anthony
>
>
>
>
>kikino su sardu wrote:
>
>> Hi Anthony,
>> I have correct my "get5200" but I dont have any result.
>> What is your modify for "get5200" ?
>> Can you post me your "get5200" file ?
>>
>> Thank's for your time.
>>
>> kikino su sardu
>>
>> >I am doing this right now:) . . . .If you haven't gotten the answer,
lease
>> let
>> >me know.  It is actually a hacked up version of get5200 (gets users n an
>> >AS5200).  Because of the way the 5800 handles ISDN vs modem alls I had
to
>> hack
>> >the script some to get accurrate numbers. . .it actually runs three
>> separate
>> >scripts and compiles the information, which it then reports to mrtg.
>> >
>> >I've been using it for quite some time and it works GREAT!
>> >
>> >Like I said, if you need it, let me know.
>> >
>> >Anthony
>> >
>> >kikino su sardu wrote:
>> >
>> >> Ps: Sorry for my previous post....
>> >>
>> >> Hi,
>> >> I have a little problem; I need to count how many user are onnected
int
>> my
>> >> Cisco as5800.
>> >> If possible I like to know  how many user are connected in ISDN n how
>> many
>> >> user are in PSTN.
>> >>
>> >> Can You help me?
>> >> There is an OID for this operation?
>> >> Can You have a sample MRTG configuration for this?
>> >>
>> >> Thanks in advance
>> >>
>> >> kikino
>> >>
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