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Re: (ASCEND) Monitoring Peak Capacity?
Here we wrote various perl scripts that walk the mibs of the Max's &
TNT's about once every 7 mins. It looks to see just how many channels
are configured and how many are in use, Then it compares it to a flat file
that shows how many ascends in that site and does a percentage of useage.
The output looks like this. If you want the actual MIB's we pull
I'll email those.
Pop Name Access Number WAN Type Peak % Users/Useable Time of Peak
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Annandale,VA (703)354-6534 PRI 85.87 4029/4692 Apr 16 16:22:40
Locust,PA (215)563-3006 PRI 84.52 486/ 575 Apr 16 16:11:59
Jason Nealis
Director Internet Operations / Network Access
Erols Internet
On Thu, 16 Apr 1998, Stephen Chen wrote:
> What type of tool is available to monitor the port capacity on MAXes? How
> do you guys determine when it's time to expand port capacity (IE. order new
> PRI and mod cards)?
>
> Since we have multiple virtual POPs going into each WAN ports and these
> VPOP number can not be rolled over, current version of Navis Access is of
> no use because it could not monitor each WAN ports independently. For
> example, if WAN1 if full and WAN2 is not, NavisAccess will indicate that
> there are still ports available, while callers to WAN1 is getting busy
> signals already. Sorting through the DNIS log is no good either as most of
> our lines do not receive DNIS signals from telco.
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>
> Stephen
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