RE: (ASCEND) SNMP Variable for Current Channels In Use?

To: "Rogers, Kirk" <s105571@exchange.sp.trw.com>, <ascend-users@max.bungi.com>
Subject: RE: (ASCEND) SNMP Variable for Current Channels In Use?
From: "Steve Johannesman" <steve.johannesman@ascend.com>
Date: Thu, 21 May 1998 11:37:46 -0400
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Kirk, try these 5 variables.  that are all from the advanced.mib

wanLineUsage
wanLineSwitchedChannels
wanLineActiveChannels
wanLineDisablesChannels
wanLineOutOfServiceChannels

Steve J:

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Subject: (ASCEND) SNMP Variable for Current Channels In Use?


Hello all,
Is there a single OID describing the maximum number of channels in use?
The highwater mark is somewhat useful, but it requires a 'set' each time
I read it.  I was looking for something a little more dynamic.

Kirk

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