Re: (ASCEND) Finding number of used modem using SNMP

[Steve Rothanburg <srothan@soc.lib.md.us>]

For the MIB impaired (like me), these translate to;

callCurrentAnalogOutgoing = .1.3.6.1.4.1.529.11.4
callCurrentAnalogIncoming = .1.3.6.1.4.1.529.11.5

and I use .1.3.6.1.2.1.38.1.1 to get the number of modems in the chassis. It
works on all of our Ascend routers except one of the TNTs (I think the config
needs to be cleaned up... It still thinks it's got 2 modems cards.)

Steve Rothanburg
Sailor Operations Center
srothan@soc.lib.md.us

Neale Banks wrote:

> On Fri, 12 Mar 1999, Gavin Cameron wrote:
>
> > Is it possible, using SNMP, to find out the number of modems currently
> > being used in a Max 4060? Is it possible to find the total number of modem
> > in the box this way also?
>
> As recently posted: Not explicitly the number of modems but the number of
> "analog" calls (each of which uses one "modem" - for 6.1 at least, try
> these from the call.mib:
>
>     callCurrentAnalogOutgoing OBJECT-TYPE
>         SYNTAX          INTEGER
>         ACCESS          read-only
>         STATUS          mandatory
>         DESCRIPTION     "The number of current analog outgoing calls
>                          is returned."
>         ::= { callStatusGroup 4 }
>
>     callCurrentAnalogIncoming OBJECT-TYPE
>         SYNTAX          INTEGER
>         ACCESS          read-only
>         STATUS          mandatory
>         DESCRIPTION     "The number of current analog incoming calls
>                          is returned."
>         ::= { callStatusGroup 5 }
>
> As for the total modems installed in a box - I suppose you could walk the
> slots and see what cards are allegedly in each one?

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