Whilst we're monitoring them it's more from the Server perspective than the 
Cisco App perspective.  We've got Dell Silverback on some sites reporting 
utlization/stats but only basically.  The CMs themselves send SNMP traps when 
there's a "Device Transient Condition" which usually means a gateway or a phone 
has reset. 
 
To be honest, nobody's asked us for full blown CM monitoring yet as we're 
predominantly routing/switching, however we've got a customer coming online 
soon that may change that.  If I get any more info I'll be sure to post it here 
with regards to the CM monitoring.
 
Dave

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From: Caron, Rick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 31 October 2008 11:15
To: David Game; spectrum
Subject: RE: [spectrum] IP telephony


Dave
You stated you currently have Callmangers , do you have a preference on a 
central tool to watch that environment?
 
Currently trying to use EHV 4.0 sp2 , but does not seem to handle what CCM 6.1 
can send to it. Unity can be handled by Ehealth with agents. I would not want 
individual phones but would like to know when phones unregistered in a 
particular region or a particular gateway resets.
 
Thanks!
 
 
Rick Caron
Communication Services Operations
Office 207-575-0135
Cell   207-807-8034
Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 

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From: David Game [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2008 6:33 AM
To: spectrum
Subject: RE: [spectrum] IP telephony


My response would be "don't" :)
 
If you push a software update out or make a change that requires the phones to 
restart, do you really want to trawl through 3500 alerts?  Also don't forget 
that there's an upper limit resource-wise on the amount of devices you can 
monitor.  3500 phones would probably require their own Spectrosefver.
 
We do have Call Managers and Unity Servers on Spectrum, however with 3500 
phones, you'd get a lot of "transient" errors in that as well should a mass 
reboot of the phones occur.
 
My best advice would be to just monitor the central IPT solution, not the 
peripheral phones.  The admin overhead would be enormous.

Dave

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 27 October 2008 10:28
To: spectrum
Subject: [spectrum] IP telephony



Hi everyone, 

I've got one question for you. Does anybody have some experience with 
monitoring IP phones with Spectrum? My customer has 3500 IP phones in their 
network and they would like to monitor them. What is the best way to do it? 

Regards,

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