| 53.2. TRFA Traps | ||
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 | Chapter 53. TRFA - Traffic Analyzer |  |
| 53.2. TRFA Traps | ||
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| | Chapter 53. TRFA - Traffic Analyzer | |
Now it's possible to set threshold values and generate traps when a value goes above or returns below a threshold.
The ALARM resource can convert these traps in emails, SMS or other events.
The Trap generation is configurable for throughput and for traffic thresholds.
To configure a Trap, use the following command:
[15:50:24] ABILIS_CPX: a trfa ip trap act:yes res:ip-1 var:thr-out int:5min val:100
COMMAND EXECUTED ![[Tip]](../images/tip.png) | Tip |
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To send email for this Trap, refer to: Section 41.1.3.2.1, “Add an ALARM for a specified resource” |
To view all configured Traps, use the following command:
[15:55:49] ABILIS_CPX:d trfa ip trap
- Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) ---------------------------------
---+----+----------------------------------------------------------------------
[Res DESCR]
ID: ACT: RES: VAR: INT: START-DAY: START-TIME: VAL:
---+----+----------------------------------------------------------------------
0 YES [LAN]
Ip-1 THR-OUT 5Min 100 (Kbit/sec)
---+----+----------------------------------------------------------------------
1 YES [WAN_LTE]
Ip-2 CHR-IN Day 00:00 200 (Mbytes)
2 YES Ip-2 CHR-TOT Week MO 12:00 10000 (Mbytes)
3 YES Ip-2 CHR-TOT Month 1 00:01 50000 (Mbytes)
---+----+----------------------------------------------------------------------![[Caution]](../images/caution.png) | Caution |
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To activate the changes made, execute the initialization command init trfa ip trap. Remember to save the configuration (save conf). |
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To display the statistics of the TRFA IP TRAP, refer to: Section 53.3.2, “TRFA statistics” |
Meaning of the most important parameters:
IDTRFA trap identifier [0..299].
ACTEnabled/disabled entry [NO, YES].
RESIP resource in the format "Ip-nnn", where 'nnn' can be [1..250]. By default any resource.
VARMonitored variable [THR-IN: Instant
throughput in input; THR-OUT: Instant
throughput in output; THR-TOT: Total instant
throughput; CHR-IN: The number of received
characters; CHR-OUT: The number of sent
characters; CHR-TOT: The total numbers of
received and sent characters]. By default any variable.
INTMonitored interval:
For THR-IN, THR-OUT, THR-TOT: 5Min, 30Min, 2Hr.
For CHR-IN, CHR-OUT, CHR-TOT: Day, Week, Month.
START-DAYMonitor starting day:
For INT:Week: [MO,
TU, WE, TH, FR, SA, SU].
For INT:Month:
[1..31].
![[Note]](../images/note.png) | Note |
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Only for
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START-TIME:Monitor starting time [hh:mm].
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Only for
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VALVariable threshold value [0..4294967295].
For THR-IN, THR-OUT, THR-TOT variables the unit is Kbit/sec.
For CHR-IN, CHR-OUT, CHR-TOT variables the unit is Mbyte.
To delete a Trap, use the following command:
[15:55:54] ABILIS_CPX:c trfa ip trap id:0
COMMAND EXECUTED The Trap generation is configurable for quantity of calls by types and for average time of calls.
To configure a Trap, use the following command:
[15:50:24] ABILIS_CPX:a trfa cti trap act:yes calls:service name:test int:5min var:abandoned val:3
COMMAND EXECUTED | Tip |
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To send email for this Trap, refer to: Section 41.1.3.2.1, “Add an ALARM for a specified resource” |
To view all configured Traps, use the following command:
[08:45:04] ABILIS_CPX:d trfa cti trap
- Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) ---------------------------------
---+----+---------+--------------------+-------+--------------+----------------
ID: ACT: CALLS: NAME: INT: VAR: VAL:
---+----+---------+--------------------+-------+--------------+----------------
0 YES Service test 5Min Abandoned 3
1 YES User-In sip_phone 30Min Duration 600 (sec)
---+----+---------+--------------------+-------+--------------+---------------- | Caution |
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To activate the changes made, execute the initialization command init trfa cti trap. Remember to save the configuration (save conf). |
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To display the statistics of the TRFA CTI TRAP, refer to: Section 53.3.2, “TRFA statistics” |
Meaning of the most important parameters:
IDTRFA trap identifier [0..299].
ACTEnabled/disabled entry [NO, YES].
CALLSCalls category [Service: DISA service and sub-service;
Number: Called number;
User-In: User incoming;
User-Out: User outgoing].
NAMEService name or numbers set name or user name. Max 40 characters. Space not allowed. If the name is empty the entry is ignored.
INTMonitored interval:
For 'Service' and 'Number': Now, 5Min, 30Min, 2Hr, 1Day;
for 'User-In' and 'User-Out': 5Min, 30Min, 2Hr, 1Day.
VARMonitored variable. Allowed value depends on calls category and monitoring interval:
For 'Now': Waiting, Answered, Abandoned, TimePending;
For '5Min', '30Min', '2Hr', '1Day':
For 'Service': Answered, Abandoned, TimeToAnswer, Duration, TimeToAbandon;
For 'Number': Answered, Abandoned, Busy, Failed, TimeToAnswer Durartion, TimeToAbandon;
For 'User-In': Answered, Abandoned, Busy, Failed, Forwarded Seized, TimeToAnswer, Duration, TimeToAbandon;
For 'User-Out': Answered, Failed, TimeToAnswer, Duration.
VALVariable threshold value [0..4294967295]. Number of calls or seconds, depending on the variable.
To delete a Trap, use the following command:
[15:55:54] ABILIS_CPX:c trfa cti trap id:0
COMMAND EXECUTED | |  | |
| 53.1. TRFA resource |  | 53.3. TRFA diagnostics, statistics and debug |