I use Nagios to monitor everything on my network, including * channel usage.
Google for the nagios check_asterisk plugin as a starting point.
It's a simple perl script that could be run without nagios if desired (eg, from
a cron job). It can connect to a server via the management interface, check
channel usage and perform an action based on usage figures.
We also have another script that does a similar thing, but connects and stays
connected. It polls the server(s) every X seconds, and writes the usage into a
MySQL database, so we have a live list of channel usage across all our servers.
It also writes RRDs...
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Damon Estep wrote:
Is there a way to trigger an action when a certain number of zap
channels are in use, or is there a variable that stores max used
channels that can be read?
I use PRI for inbound calls, but outbound goes out via SIP, so the
simple solution does not work.
I need to know when the potential exists for inbound calls via
PRI/Wildcard to be blocked because there are no more channels.
Obviously asterisk would never know, since the call is blocked at the
Telco, or is there still d-chan activity?
Anyone know of a way to do this?
Thx.
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