Re: (ASCEND) Using SNMP to monitor PRI's

["John Coy (anc.net)" <jcoy@anc.net>]

You can also configure the MAX to send SNMP traps to a
trap receiver.  A trap is generated for a variety of
WAN error conditions.  


At 05:13 PM 10/21/98 +0000, you wrote:
>On 20 Oct 98, at 14:30, Phillip Vandry wrote:
>
>> > Anyone know if its possible to monitor a PRI via SNMP?  ie:  If its not
>> > "LA", do something?  All I want to do is query what the status of a PRI
>> > is... (LA/RA/YA/1S)...
>> 
>> You are looking for the wanLineStateString variable in the
>> ASCEND-ADVANCED-AGENT-MIB MIB. It will allow you to read the 2 character
>> string you refer to. Note that it is in the advanced MIB, so your Max
>> must support this, and run software 6 or later.
>> 
>> The T1's appear to be numbered 2 and 3 (plus 4 and 5 for Maxes with 4
>> T1's).
>
>Or, avoid having to get the Advanced Agent, and just use the 
>standard ifOperStatus test from MIB-2.
>
>While it won't tell you what alarm state the line is in, return 1=LA 
>(up), 2=RA/DF/YA/1S/DS (down in some way).

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References:

• Re: (ASCEND) Using SNMP to monitor PRI's
• From: Phillip Vandry <vandry@mlink.net>
• (ASCEND) Using SNMP to monitor PRI's
• From: Eric Hunter <ehunter@netrover.com>
• Re: (ASCEND) Using SNMP to monitor PRI's
• From: "Mike Hughes" <mike@dircon.net>

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