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RE: (ASCEND) SNMP & MAX
I have seen this on a device on our network. We have provided a similar SNMP based 'finger' in NetClarity (we actually did a join between the active sessions and active call tables - fancy smancy) I'll ask the test group to track it down.
Ken Packert
Network Management Division
Ascend Communications
516 468 4810
www.ascend.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Monaghan [SMTP:paulm@ican.net]
Sent: Sunday, June 22, 1997 5:21 PM
To: ascend-users@bungi.com
Subject: (ASCEND) SNMP & MAX
Hey. I just wrote a snmperl script that will show who is logged in, how
long they have been logged in, their IP address, and their baudrate.
Here's the output that it generates then I will explain what I don't
understand.
User: _paul IP Address: 10.2.120.2 Data Rate: 64000
Call connected for: 217 Hours 10 Minuites 45 Seconds
--------------------------------------------------------
User: _dave IP Address: 10.2.130.3 Data Rate: 0
Call connected for: 50 Hours 43 Minuites 23 Seconds
--------------------------------------------------------
The thing that I don't get is that when a query the dataRate it sometime
returns the correct speed, and other times returns 0. Does anyone know
why this would be? The SNMP value returned is 0 yet there is a dedicated
connection at 64K that is up and the user is logged in, yet it returns 0
and not 64K.
Also, can anyone better explain to me the how the Ascend Enterprise MIB
works? I'm using snmperl and have to use the numeric notation to get the
SNMP variables that I am looking for. For Example
1.3.6.1.4.1.529.12.2.1.3.x returns the User ID on port x. What I don't
understand are the 2.1 that comes after the 529.12. I know what
1.2.6.1.4.1.529.12 represents the Ascend Session status group, but what do
the 2.1 after that mean? Any help at making sense of this would really
help when I add things to the script. It took me forever to figure out
how to get the IP/USERNAME/DataRate/OnlineTime but still don't get how I
got it. :(
Thanks,
Paul Monaghan
paulm@ican.net
ACC TelEnterprises
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