[mrtg] Re: Newbie Help with Max Ascend
"Helmert, Jörg"
Joerg.Helmert at Computer-Partner.DE
Wed Jun 7 11:22:52 MEST 2000
Hi,
below two posts I made about 2 months ago.
Some OID's for modems and analog/digital connections on MAX routers.
http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/mrtg/msg02853.html
http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/mrtg/msg02783.html
You should be able to add the values from all routers within mrtg.
I've no example handy, but there are many on the list.
Try a search on ascend. Because of some problems with ascends
snmp-implementation, you'll find some examples.
bye,
Joerg
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Lalor
To: mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch
Cc: rob at rjsonline.net; daniel.kilbourne at voyager.net
Sent: 06.06.00 19:21
Subject: [mrtg] Re: Newbie Help with Max Ascend
>From: "Rob Smarzik" <rob at rjsonline.net>
>
>I am not getting any output on the graph. Just shows 0's. It might be
in the
>OID. Does any one else have the OID for Max Ascends 4048, 6048, and
3048's?
>I am looking to monitor total modems in usage for a total of 4 of the
above
>boxes (2 - 4048's, 6048, and a 3048) on one graph. Right now I am just
>trying to graph one of the 4048's with no luck.
Try querying the OID directly with something other than MRTG. If you
get a response that makes sense, your MRTG Options are a problem. If
you don't get a valid response back, the OID is incorrect for your
situation.
I graph modems, etc. on a TNT and use these options:
Options[calls]: gauge, integer
Using absolute _and_ gauge, as in Daniel's example, may be a problem.
I use the following on a TNT. Things will be somewhat different on
your Maxen, but it gives an idea of how Ascend does things:
Target[calls]:
1.3.6.1.4.1.529.11.5.0&1.3.6.1.4.1.529.11.7.0:community at router
Title[calls]: Max TNT incoming calls
Directory[calls]: internal
PageTop[calls]: <H1>Max TNT incoming calls</H1>
MaxBytes[calls]: <the number of DS0s you have>
Options[calls]: gauge, growright, integer
ShortLegend[calls]: calls
YLegend[calls]: Calls
LegendI[calls]: Modem:
LegendO[calls]: ISDN:
Legend1[calls]: Current modem calls (callCurrentAnalogIncoming)
Legend2[calls]: Current ISDN calls (callCurrentDigitalIncoming)
Legend3[calls]: Maximum modem calls
Legend4[calls]: Maximum ISDN calls
Target[sessions]:1.3.6.1.4.1.529.10.6.0&1.3.6.1.4.1.529.10.6.0:community
@router
Options[sessions]: gauge, growright, integer
Unscaled[sessions]: ymwd
Title[sessions]: Max TNT sessions
Directory[sessions]: internal
MaxBytes[sessions]: <the number of DS0s you have>
PageTop[sessions]: <H1>Max TNT sessions</H1>
Ylegend[sessions]: Max TNT sessions
ShortLegend[sessions]: Sessions
LegendI[sessions]: Sessions:
LegendO[sessions]:
Legend1[sessions]: Current sessions (eventCurrentActiveSessions)
#Legend2[sessions]: Available lines (wanAvailableChannels)
Legend3[sessions]: Maximum sessions
Legend4[sessions]:
# TNT modems in use/available
-------------------------------------------------
Target[modems]:1.3.6.1.4.1.529.15.1.0&1.3.6.1.4.1.529.15.9.0:community at r
outer
Options[modems]: gauge, integer, growright
Unscaled[modems]: ymwd
MaxBytes[modems]: <the number of modems you have>
Title[modems]: Max TNT modems
Directory[modems]: internal
PageTop[modems]: <H1>Max TNT modems</H1>
Ylegend[modems]: Max TNT modems
ShortLegend[modems]: Modems
Legend2[modems]: Modems in use (BusyLanModem)
Legend1[modems]: Free modems (availLanModem)
Legend4[modems]: Maximum modems in use
Legend3[modems]: Maximum free modems
LegendI[modems]: Avail:
LegendO[modems]: In use:
# TNT available switched channels/no available modems
-------------------------
Target[channels]:1.3.6.1.4.1.529.4.23.0&1.3.6.1.4.1.529.4.23.0:community
@router
Options[channels]: gauge, integer, growright
Unscaled[channels]: ymwd
MaxBytes[channels]: <the number of DS0s you have>
Title[channels]: Max TNT lines
Directory[channels]: internal
PageTop[channels]: <H1>Max TNT lines available</H1>
Ylegend[channels]: Max TNT lines
ShortLegend[channels]: LinesLegend1[channels]: Available switched
channels in any hunt group
(wanAvailableChannels)
Legend2[channels]:
Legend3[channels]: Maximum available lines
#Legend4[channels]: Maximum no modems available
LegendI[channels]: Avail:
LegendO[channels]:
Look in the docs for the MIBS used by your equipment. It'll help you
find the OID for your need, and also clue you in to some of the
information that's available. The TNT docs give a nice overview of
the Ascend MIB hierarchy that I haven't seen in Ascend's other
manuals, and much of the information is applicable. You can get it
from Ascend's FTP site.
As for the number of lines, on the TNT each PRI has an OID of it's
own, so you have to add each OID together to sum them up. Therefore,
the OID will vary by the slot in use. Here's an example of a hunt
group using two PRI, each 23B+D:
Target[twoprihuntgroup]:
1.3.6.1.4.1.529.4.21.1.7.304&1.3.6.1.4.1.529.4.21.1.7.305:community at rout
er
+
1.3.6.1.4.1.529.4.21.1.7.305&1.3.6.1.4.1.529.4.21.1.7.304:community at rout
er
Title[twoprihuntgroup]: Max TNT two PRI hunt group
Directory[twoprihuntgroup]: internal
PageTop[twoprihuntgroup]: <H1>Max TNT two PRI hunt group</H1>
#AbsMax[twoprihuntgroup]: 46
Options[twoprihuntgroup]: gauge, growright, integer
ShortLegend[twoprihuntgroup]: Calls
YLegend[twoprihuntgroup]: Calls
LegendI[twoprihuntgroup]: Calls:
LegendO[twoprihuntgroup]:
Legend1[twoprihuntgroup]: Calls
#Legend2[twoprihuntgroup]:
Legend3[twoprihuntgroup]: Maximum calls
#Legend4[hunt3]: Maximum calls
Unscaled[twoprihuntgroup]: dwmy
>From: Daniel R . Kilbourne <daniel.kilbourne at voyager.net>
>
> >try this:
> >
>>Target[ascend]:
>1.3.6.1.4.1.529.10.6.0&1.3.6.1.4.1.529.10.6.0:string at hostname
>>MaxBytes[ascend]: 96
>>Title[ascend]: Modem Traffic
>>PageTop[ascend]: Modem Traffic
>>RouterUptime[ascend]: string at hostname
>>Options[ascend]: absolute, gauge
>>Ylegend[ascend]: Lines in use
>>ShortLegend[ascend]: modems online
>>Unscaled[ascend]: dwmy
>>LegendO[ascend]:  :Total :
> >Legend2[ascend]:  :Modems in use
> >
>>this works for our ascends, although I cannot recall exactly what
flavor of
>ascend they are
> >
>>Rob Smarzik wrote:
>>>
>>> I have had MRTG giving stats on routers for quite a while, but have
heard
>it can also graph modem usage on the Ascend Max boxes. I am running
Windows
>NT and most of the things I am finding are for some form of Unix.
>>> All I want to do is graph the total number of modems in use every 5
mins.
>I already have the 5min routines setup with our Cisco.
>>> Does any one have a config file already made up for the following
>Ascends:
>>> Max 4048 (running TOS 7.0.3)
>>> Max 6048 (running TOS 7.0.22)
>>> Max 3048 (running TOS 8.0.1)
>>> Thanks for any help in advance.
>>> Rob Smarzik
> >> RJSOnline Services
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