[mrtg] Fw: Re: OID'S CISCO ROUTER 3640

Fri Jul 20 21:56:35 MEST 2001

Bob,

 Thank you very much for the info, I have the cpu and memory up and
running Just have a bit problem with the bandwith matter, I need to know the
index
 for my serial interface which does not appears on your list, I attached my
 E1 controller configuration and Serial Interface Config.

 controller E1 0/0
 framing NO-CRC4
 channel-group 1 timeslots 1-31
 description conexion a Uninet

 interface Serial0/0:1
 description Conexion a Uninet
 bandwidth 1984
 ip address 207.248.130.113 255.255.255.252
 no ip directed-broadcast
 ip nat outside
 encapsulation frame-relay
 frame-relay map ip 207.248.130.114 28 broadcast
 frame-relay interface-dlci 28
 frame-relay lmi-type ansi

 Yours truly,

 Erik Christopher Solis
 Manager, Internet Services
 PVNet S.A. de C.V.
 Telefono & Fax: 52 (3) 223-1127
 E-mail: erik.solis at pvnet.com.mx
 http://www.pvnet.com.mx
 Puerto Vallarta Jal, Mexico

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: "Bob's Lists" <bob.lists at raha.com
  To: <mrtg at list.ee.ethz.ch
  Cc: "Erik Solis" <erik.solis at pvnet.com.mx
  Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 1:39 AM
  Subject: [mrtg] Re: OID'S CISCO ROUTER 3640

    I have recently switched from my old 2511 Cisco to a band new
    3640 Cisco, I need to find out what the OID's are for CPU and
    Bandwith since the ones for the 2511 does not longer works.

   Bandwidth is a little trickier - depends which modules you have in
which
   slots.

 For bandwidth, you need to know the index of the interface you're trying
  to
   graph:

   For example (MY 3640):

   #Indexes for Cisco Core:
   #
   # 1 Fastethernet 0/0 (LAN)
   # 2 Serial1/0 (POP1 leased Line)
   # 3 Serial1/1 (POP2 leased Line)
   # 4 Serial1/2 (POP3 leased line)
   # 5 Serial1/3
   # 6 Serial1/4
   # 7 Serial1/5
   # 8 Serial1/6
   # 9 Serial1/7 WLL (Currently offline)
   # 10 Ethernet 2/0 (5.8 wireless to repeater)
   # 11 Ethernet 2/1 (Satellite incoming)
   # 12 Ethernet 2/2
   # 13 Ethernet 2/3
   # 14 Serial3/0 (TTCL outgoing)
   # 15 Serial3/1
   # 15 Serial3/2
   # 15 Serial3/3
   #
   # Useful (approximate) figures for 'maxbytes':
   #
   # 28.8kbps = 3600
   # 32kbps = 4000
   # 33.6kbps = 4200
   # 56kbps = 7000
   # 64kbps = 8000
   # 128kbps = 16000
   # 256kbps = 32000
   # 512kbps = 64000
   # 768kbps = 96000
   # 1Mbps = 128000
   # 1.544Mbps (T) = 193000
   # 2.048Mbps (E) = 256000
   # 2.5Mbps = 320000
   # 3.088Mbps (Dual T) = 386000
   # 4.196Mbps (Dual E) = 512000
   # 4.5Mbps = 562500
   # 4.644Mbps (3T) = 579000
   # 6.144Mbps (3E) = 768000
   # 6.176Mbps (4T) = 772000
   # 8.192Mbps (4E) = 1024000
   # 10Mbps (Ethernet) = 1250000
   # 100Mbps (Fast Ethernet) = 12500000
   #-POP1--------------------------------------------------------------
   Withpeak[POP1]: wmy
   Target[POP1]: 2:public at x.x.x.x

   #^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
   #Basically, on a 3640 this is the important one
   #You will need to work out, based on what slot
   #your cards are in, which interface is which

   MaxBytes[POP1]: 7000
   AbsMax[POP1]: 8000
   Title[POP1]: POP1: Serial1/0
   PageTop[POP1]: <H1Traffic Analysis for Serial1/0<br(POP1)</H1
   <TABLE
   <TR<TDSystem:</TD<TD</TD</TR
   <TR<TDMaintainer:</TD<TD</TD</TR
   <TR<TDInterface:</TD<TDSerial1/0</TD</TR
   <TR<TDMax Speed:</TD
   <TD64 kbits/s</TD</TR
   </TABLE

   Regards

   Bob

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