4:31 p.m.
Hi Ian,
Is there a Hello world agent, available, so i can at least setup my development
environment, and do a Full Cycle, or development to deployment
Plus i am guessing, i have to basically develop a J2EE app, since this is based on JBoss ?
Right ?
Thanks,
-Kamal.
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From: Ian Springer <ian.springer(a)redhat.com>
To: rhq-users(a)lists.fedorahosted.org
Sent: Thursday, February 2, 2012 4:25 PM
Subject: Re: RHQ to monitor Asterisk
Not that I know of. But you could write an Agent plugin for it.
On 02/02/2012 04:19 PM, Kamal Ahmed wrote:
Hi,
>Is there a way to use RHQ to monitor Asterisk. As an Example
here are
some packages that monitor asterisk performance:
>
>
>
>Argus
The current version of Argus has builtin support for monitoring SIP and
IAX2, as well as support for querying the asterisk manager interface. Argus can be
configured to notify someone if a PRI goes down, or if asterisk goes off to la-la-land
(etc).
>
> * Example Argus Config
>
>
>CactiCacti is a general purpose monitoring application, one user has developed an
Asterisk plugin. More information on this plugin can be found here.
>
>
>Update 2007
>We at ITConnection.ru are happy to post a Cacti script for Asterisk IP-PBX statistics.
It's based on Python, works over Asterisk manager API connection and provides cute and
comprehensive graphs. You can download Cacti's plug-in from this page:
http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?p=111317
>
>
>CognitoCognito's flagship monitoring offering, Precognito supports Asterisk
monitoring out of the box, with metrics on active calls, channels as well as real-time
alerts when there are performance issues with the Asterisk application, or the underlying
OS. On-demand and scheduled reports are also available, and Cognito supports its customers
with certified Linux engineers who help customers with deployments and maintenance.
>
>
>easySysAdmineasySysAdmin easySysAdmin is an automated support/security platform,
designed to save your engineer's time and prevent hacking attempts. Specifically of
interest to Asterisk users is the monitoring of SIP registrations, and automatic blocking
of repeated failed attempts. In addition, "bad" IP addresses are shared via the
service so other users can block them pre-emptively. For more information and the free
trial visit our web site.
>
>
>HobbitHobbit is a Big Brother compatible network monitor.
>
>
>Humbug LabsHumbug Labs is a carrier-class analytics and fraud detection system for
soft-switches and PBX systems.
>
>
>MRTG
> * A script and instructions on how to setup MRTG for graphing asterisk activity can
be find here
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>
>Munin
> * Scripts for graphing Asterisk activity with Munin can be found here
> * PyMunin - Multigraph Munin Plugins in Python - PyMunin includes a Multigraph Munin
Plugin for Asterisk that implements the following graphs: asterisk_calls,
asterisk_channels, asterisk_peers_sip, asterisk_peers_iax2, asterisk_voip_codecs,
asterisk_conferences, asterisk_voicemail, asterisk_trunks.
>
>Nagios
Notes documenting a simple Asterisk monitoring implementation utilizing
Nagios:
>
>
> * NAGISK: A Nagios plugin compatible with NRPE (the script run on the Asterisk
server). Handles threshold checks and display statuses of Peers, Konferences, Jabber
buddy, Channels, Zaptel span... Official page en french - Sourceforge
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> * Nagios check_sip plugin
>
> * Another Nagios plugin to test Asterisk via SIP using sipsak can be found here.
>
> * Official Nagios Plugins http://nagios.org/download/ have a plugin called
contrib/check_asterisk.pl This does remote IAX2 checking as well as remote checking
through the manager interface.
>
> * Plugin for monitoring Asterisk with Nagios, download the perl script and change the
username, password, and server IP for the manager interface.
http://megaglobal.net/docs/asterisk/html/asteriskmonitor.html - megaglobal site does not
appear to exist any longer - search engine page returned - Dec 09
>
> * Yet another plugin to allow monitoring of concurrent calls for different protocols,
or testing for IAX responsiveness can be found Here
>
> * A Nagios plugin which check the status of zaptel spans: Asterisk Zaptel Nagios
plugin
>
> * Dev Nagios IAX2 plugin. Checks from remote, not the Manager Interface. Uses IAX2
POKE. Other options are there just commented out. This works but could be improved.
http://odunix.org/pbx/
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> * A nagios plugin wich checks weather zaptel spans are active or Deactivated
http://edd.za.net/checkspans.php
>
> * An Article describing howto monitor Asterisk server with Nagios
http://www.it-slav.net/blogs/2009/02/13/asterisk-monitoring-with-nagios-o...
>
>
>PacketIsland PacketSmart
Packet Island's PacketSmart
http://www.packetisland.com provides an asterisk software agent, a VoIP sniffer
micro-appliance and a web hosted management service that allows for detailed SIP, RTP, and
call route performance monitoring for Asterisk VoIP calls. MSPs can do remote monitoring
and analysis of asterisk client sites using this product.
>
>
>VoipMonitor
>VoipMonitor.org is open source live network packet sniffer voip monitoring software
and call recorder for linux or posix unix which analyzes SIP and RTP protocol. It can run
as daemon or analyzes already captured pcap files. For each detected VoIP call voipmonitor
calculates statistics about loss, burstiness, latency and predicts MOS (Meaning Opinion
Score) according to ITU-T G.107 E-model so operator centers can quickly decide which calls
are bad. These statistics are saved to MySQL database and each call is saved as pcap dump
and optionaly to audio WAV. Free VoIPmonitor can decode only G.711 codec. Commercial
version can decode from G.729/G.723/GSM/Speex/iLBC. One of unique feature of VoIPmonitor
is decoding phone calls which are changing codecs during call. Synchronisation is achieved
with jitterbuffer simulator so every single file is properly synchronised. Web PHP
application (it is not part of open source sniffer) filters data from database and
graphs latency and loss distribution. Voipmonitor also detects improperly terminated calls
when BYE or OK was not seen. To accuratly transform latency to loss packets, voipmonitor
simulates fixed and adaptive jitterbuffer.
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>
>
>Zabbix
>Zabbix can monitor via SNMP.
>
>Configure Asterisk so it includes the SNMP resource. Asterisk SNMP
>
>Because Zabbix only can use MD5 authentication with DES
encryption for
SNMPv3 connections make sure you have the right
"createUser" line in your snmpd.conf.
>createUser asteriskUser MD5 <your password> DES
>
>Use the following template in your Zabbix server Asterisk monitor template for
Zabbix.
>
>Zenoss
>Zenoss can monitor via SNMP. Their is also a ZenPack for
Asterisk
monitoring:
>
>http://www.zenoss.com
>
>The ZenPack can be found at:
http://www.zenoss.com/community/projects/zenpacks/asterisk
>
>SNMP
The Asterisk team has added SNMP support to Asterisk 1.4.
>
>With the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), monitoring
your
Asterisk installation is easy. The problem is that
configuring Asterisk to work with SNMP isn’t. This
easy-to-follow how-to, gets you up-and-running quickly. How To: Monitor Asterisk
with SNMP
>
>
>Zetamonitor
>Zetamonitor is a cloud monitoring solution that support also
Asterisk
PBX (and other servers and network devices) trough a
preconfigured agent for the major Linux distribution or SNMP
protocol.
>Users can view online with a web browser the status of Asterisk
PBX and receive mail, SMS or Apple push alarm.
>
>http://www.zetamonitor.com
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>SIPNMS
You can use www.sipnms.com online service to monitor system opearion
sending sip messages ( like invite or options) and it will allert you using snmp traps or
email. but your asterisk should be connected to internet since it is an online serviceHow
to monitor using sipnms.com
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