Call control (callcontrol)
Call control (callcontrol) |
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Call control module contains information about call server configuration and connectivity, and turret call resources usage. Call control OID is: .iptrade.turret.callcontrol (.30191.1.2)
cmType (.30191.1.2.1) Contains turret configured call server type •SNMP syntax: DisplayString, possible values are: “Cisco call Manager v5.x”, “Avaya communication manager v3.x”, “Alcatel OmniPCX 7.x” or “Generic” •type: punctual •update rate: set once on system start, never updated
sipDomain (.30191.1.2.2) Contains turret configured SIP domain •SNMP syntax: DisplayString •type: punctual •update rate: set once on system start, never updated
loadedCodecs (.30191.1.2.3) Contains list of loaded codecs •SNMP syntax: DisplayString •type: punctual •update rate: set once on system start, never updated
regNumber (.30191.1.2.4) Contains the number of entries in regTable (see here after) •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: punctual •update rate: Initialized at 0 at system start. Updated each time the user change (including anonymous user mode)
regTable (.30191.1.2.5) Contains turret lines registration status •SNMP syntax: table ( SEQUENCE OF … ) •table entry: regEntry (.30191.1.2.5.1) •table fields: regIndex, regExtension, regType, regAddr, regMaster, regStatus (see description hereafter) •table row ids: from 1 to X where ‘X’ is the number of line registration •type: punctual •update rate: empty at system start, cleared and filled each time user change: oNumber of rows in table depends on call server and user configuration. oOne row is created for each possible combination “call server address”/”user extension”. On row insertion status is initialized at 0 (means no registration attempt has been done). So if two call servers are configured and a user having three extensions connects, line registration table contains 6 rows (2 servers X 3 extensions) oOn registration status update corresponding line is updated
regIndex (.30191.1.2.5.1.1) Contains line registration index (inside turret line registration table) •SNMP syntax: Integer32 •Table row are indexed from 1 to X where ‘X’ is the number of line registration
regExtension (.30191.1.2.5.1.2) Contains line extension (inside turret line registration table) •SNMP syntax: DisplayString
regType (.30191.1.2.5.1.3) Contains line type (inside turret line registration table) •SNMP syntax: INTEGER •Possible values: other(-1), primary(0), secondary(1), shared(2) or intercom(3)
regAddr (.30191.1.2.5.1.4) Contains call server address (inside turret line registration table) •SNMP syntax: DisplayString
regMaster (.30191.1.2.5.1.5) Contains call server master flag (inside turret line registration table) •SNMP syntax: INTEGER ( 0 = false, 1 = true )
regStatus (.30191.1.2.5.1.6) Contains line registration status (inside turret line registration table) •SNMP syntax: Integer32 •Possible values: o0: registration has not been attempted yet o-1: call server unreachable oAny SIP status code: 200 means registration success, for other value see call server documentation.
pbxPKID (.30191.1.2.5.1.7) Contains PBX primary key of the line (if provided by the PBX) •SNMP syntax: DisplayString
pbxDeviceName (.30191.1.2.5.1.8) Contains PBX device name (if provided by the PBX) •SNMP syntax: DisplayString
pbxDeviceLineIndex (.30191.1.2.5.1.9) Contains PBX device line index (if provided by the PBX) •SNMP syntax: Integer32 •Possible values: from 1 to X where ‘X’ is the number of device line
activeCallCount (.30191.1.2.6) Contains the number of active calls which are present in call control layer, this value may be different from the number of visible calls shown on the user interface: for instance passive intercom calls initiated on user login are not represented in user interface but are present in call control layer. •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.activeCallCount.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.6.updatedelay
totalInPacket (.30191.1.2.7) Contains sum of frame processed by media manager for all incoming streams since device power up •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.totalInPacket.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.7.updatedelay
totalInBadPLPacket (.30191.1.2.8) Contains sum of badly formatted (incorrect content, incorrect length) frame received by media manager for all incoming streams since device power up •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.totalInBadPLPacket.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.8.updatedelay
totalInBadTSPacket (.30191.1.2.9) Contains sum of frame with a bad timestamp received by media manager for all incoming streams since device power up •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.totalInBadTSPacket.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.9.updatedelay
totalInMissedPacket (.30191.1.2.10) Contains number of frame that were missing for all incoming media manager streams since device power up •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.totalInMissedPacket.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.10.updatedelay
activeInPacket (.30191.1.2.11) Contains sum of frame processed by media manager for all active incoming streams •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.activeInPacket.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.11.updatedelay
activeInBadPLPacket (.30191.1.2.12) Contains sum of badly formatted (incorrect content, incorrect length) frame received by media manager for all active incoming streams •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.activeInBadPLPacket.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.12.updatedelay
activeInBadTSPacket (.30191.1.2.13) Contains sum of frame with a bad timestamp received by media manager for all active incoming streams •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.activeInBadTSPacket.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.13.updatedelay
activeInMissedPacket (.30191.1.2.14) Contains number of frame that were missing for all active incoming media manager streams •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.activeInMissedPacket.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.14.updatedelay
totalOutPacket (.30191.1.2.15) Contains sum of frame processed by media manager for all outgoing streams since device power up •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.totalOutPacket.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.15.updatedelay
activeOutPacket (.30191.1.2.16) Contains sum of frame processed by media manager for all active outgoing streams •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.activeOutPacket.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.16.updatedelay
jitBufSize (.30191.1.2.17) Configured jittering buffer size expressed in milliseconds •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: punctual •update rate: set once on system start, never updated
jitTotDriftInserted (.30191.1.2.18) Sum of filler frame inserted because of jittering buffer size and low frame receiving rate since device power up •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.jitTotDriftInserted.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.18.updatedelay
jitTotDriftThrown (.30191.1.2.19) Sum of received frame thrown because of jittering buffer size and high frame receiving rate since device power up •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.jitTotDriftThrowered.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.19.updatedelay
jitActDriftInserted (.30191.1.2.20) Number of filler frame inserted because of jittering buffer size and low frame receiving rate on active calls only •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.jitActDriftInserted.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.20.updatedelay
jitActDriftThrown (.30191.1.2.21) Number of received frame thrown because of jittering buffer size and high frame receiving rate on active calls only •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.jitActDriftThrowered.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.21.updatedelay
inMMChannelCount (.30191.1.2.22) Number of incoming channels currently used •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.inMMChannelCount.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.22.updatedelay
outMMChannelCount (.30191.1.2.23) Number of outgoing channels currently used •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.outMMChannelCount.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.23.updatedelay
cpyMMChannelCount (.30191.1.2.24) Number of copy channels currently used •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.cpyMMChannelCount.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.24.updatedelay
diedCallsCount (.30191.1.2.25) Contains the number of died calls in garbage collector •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.diedCallsCount.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.25.updatedelay TPONumber (.30191.1.2.26) Contains the number of entries in TPOTable (see here after) •SNMP syntax: Gauge32 •type: continuous •update rate: 10000 ms (default) can be set using the following configuration keys: application.global.snmp.diedCallsCount.updatedelay application.global.snmp.1.3.6.1.4.1.30191.1.2.25.updatedelay
TPOTable (.30191.1.2.27) Contains TPO connectivity entries •SNMP syntax: table ( SEQUENCE OF … ) •table entry: TPOEntry (.30191.1.2.27.1) •table fields: TPOIndex, TPOGroupName, TPOActive, TPOProxyAddr, TPOConnected, TPOLastStatus (see description hereafter) •table row ids: from 1 to X where ‘X’ is the number of TPO connectivity entries •type: punctual •update rate: filled at system start: oNumber of rows in table is fixe oOn TPO connectivity status update corresponding TPO connectivity entry is updated
TPOIndex (.30191.1.2.27.1.1) Contains TPO connectivity entry index (inside TPO connectivity table) •SNMP syntax: Integer32 •Table row are indexed from 1 to X where ‘X’ is the number of TPO connectivity
TPOGroupName (.30191.1.2.27.1.2) Contains TPO group name as defined in Boot Settings (Turrets) •SNMP syntax: DisplayString
TPOActive (.30191.1.2.27.1.3) Specify if the TPO group may be accessed by the currently authenticated user regarding user configuration •SNMP syntax: INTEGER ( 0 = false, 1 = true )
TPOProxyAddr (.30191.1.2.27.1.4) Contains the proxy address and port used to contact the TPO group •SNMP syntax: DisplayString
TPOConnected (.30191.1.2.27.1.5) Specify if the TPO group is currently connected, if true all the calls initiated to that TPO group are targeted on the corresponding proxy •SNMP syntax: INTEGER ( 0 = false, 1 = true )
TPOLastStatus (.30191.1.2.27.1.6) Contains last SIP status received from that TPO group on that proxy •SNMP syntax: Integer32 •Possible values: o0: no connection attempt has been made yet (since last successful login) o-1: PBX cannot be reached
rtpTimeoutsNumber (.30191.1.2.28) Contains the number of entries in rtpTimeoutTable (see hereafter) •SNMP syntax: INTEGER •type: punctual •update rate: filled at system start: oThe number of rows in this table depends on the key application.snmp.nbrtptimeout.
rtpTimeoutTable (.30191.1.2.29) Contains RTP timeout event entries. •SNMP syntax: table ( SEQUENCE OF … ) •table entry: rtpTimeoutEntry (.30191.1.2.29.1) •table fields: rtpTimeoutIndex, rtpTimeoutCallID, rtpTimeoutTPOName, rtpTimeoutRemoteParty, rtpTimeoutMasterCallID, rtpTimeoutTimestamp (see description hereafter) •table row ids: from 1 to X where ‘X’ is application.snmp.nbrtptimeout. •type: punctual oThe number of rows in this table depends on the key application.snmp.nbrtptimeout.
rtpTimeoutIndex (.30191.1.2.29.1.1) Contains the rtpTimeout index. This number is only useful as a short-term reference. •SNMP syntax: INTEGER •Table row are indexed from 1 to X where ‘X’ is application.snmp.nbrtptimeout.
rtpTimeoutCallID (.30191.1.2.29.1.2) Contains the SIP CallID of the call related to this event. •SNMP syntax: DisplayString
rtpTimeoutTPOName (.30191.1.2.29.1.3) Contains the TPO name if the timeout was on a call to a TPO. •SNMP syntax: DisplayString
rtpTimeoutRemoteParty (.30191.1.2.29.1.4) Contains the remote party of the call. •SNMP syntax: DisplayString
rtpTimeoutMasterCallID (.30191.1.2.29.1.5) Contains the TPO Master CallID if the timeout was on a call to a TPO. •SNMP syntax: DisplayString
rtpTimeoutTimestamp (.30191.1.2.29.1.6) Contains the time at which the timeout occurred. •SNMP syntax: DateAndTime |