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RE: (ASCEND) SNMP polling of interface statistics for Max 1800
One of the great strengths of the MAX is the dynamic ability to handle calls. However this comes at a cost to the traditional management model that expects that each remote site comes in on the same interface day after day. The interface that the nailed PPP connection between two sites uses is dynamically assigned to a new interface each time either system is reset. Trending based on the interface is impossible.
If the connection is made over Frame Relay you can trend the DLCI counters found in RFC1315.
Otherwise, you can determine the interface temporarily assigned to the connection and trend that information.
Ken Packert
Network Management Division
Ascend Communications
516 468 4810
www.ascend.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Chow [SMTP:peter_chow@medbank.or.jp]
Sent: Monday, May 05, 1997 1:18 AM
To: ascend-users@bungi.com
Subject: (ASCEND) SNMP polling of interface statistics for Max 1800
I have a Max 1800 with 64 and 128K leased line customers connected
to it. I would like to determine the bandwidth usage for each
WAN port using SNMP.
I have been unable to locate the SNMP variable which will give this
data on a per WAN port basis. Does it exist? If not, is the only
way to obtain the data by SNMP polling each customer router?
Thanks in advance.
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Peter Chow Medical Bank Institute
Chief System Engineer 5-18-23 Roppongi, Minato-ku
peter_chow@medbank.or.jp Tokyo 106, Japan
(voice) 81-3-5570-7000 (fax) 81-3-5570-7200
http://www.medbank.or.jp - Access to American medical databases
http://www.roppongi.or.jp - Guide to Roppongi, Tokyo's party capital
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