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RE: (ASCEND) I'm looking for MIB's in all the wrong places......
Each release directory has a MIBS sub-directory that contains the correct revision MIBs for that rev. Remember that the MIBs are constantly evolving - in a nice backwards compatible way. There is no quick hit list of variables - they all serve a distinct purpose.
For your specific requests, there is no MIB variable that measures the memory pools or usage. For tracking frame connections, you can look at the circuit table in RFC1315, the frame relay MIB. It will send a trap when the DLCI drops. As for the channel usage look in the Advanced MIB (Requires 2.0/6.0) The WAN Line table lists details about each line. There is a variable for the nailed line usage.
One of the items that is lacking, and is currently being fixed, is the fact that it is not possible to determine via SNMP which DS0s are in a Nailed Group and what ifIndex it relates to.
Ken
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Connolly [SMTP:tec@mountain.net]
Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 1998 7:32 PM
To: ascend-users@bungi.com
Subject: (ASCEND) I'm looking for MIB's in all the wrong places......
Sounds like a revised country tune....
I have been investigating our Max 4xxx's as they leak memory and lose their
frame connections about every other day. I am trying to find some MIB's to
graph the following items, I cruised through the
ftp://ftp.ascend.com/pub/Software-Releases/Doc/SNMP/MIBS/Release-980225/
directory and couldn't find a basic chart saying something like:
Free Memory (same as pools -v): 1.2.3.2.1.2.3.2.3.4
Total Channels Free (or used): 1.2.3.2.2.3.3.2.2.2
Is there any simple chart of the most commonly used (needed) MIB's that I can
scan through and pick my pleasure ? Any help would be greatly apprciated as
I am continuously rebooting maxes at this point...
-- Tim Connolly tec@mountain.net MountainNet, Inc.
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My signatures are getting longer and longer..
If you really want to see it...
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