However, in our case, we are experiencing unusual amounts of DUN errors and I hope
the stats I will process soon will give me some indication what port is having
problems holding a connection.
What I intend to look for is a port in which a there is an unusal amount of
connects with less than 5 minutes connect time during peak time and compared to
the other ports that are previous and next in sequence in our hunt group.
I expect that to give me some idea.
Richard Stuplich wrote:
> At 01:18 PM 2/4/98 -0500, you wrote:
> >On Wed, 4 Feb 1998, Richard Stuplich wrote:
> >> If a port has lots of turn over. 100 calls a day, you may get a good idea
> >> of the real status of what is going on for it but if you get only 3 calls a
> >> day, like we do sometimes because of some LONG calls then 1 lost carrier
> >> would skew this statistic.
> >
> >I did this. Just total the lost carrier stats for all ports. If one port
> >gets 100 good disconnects and 1 bad, and another gets 3 good disconnects
> >and one bad, you end up with 103 good, 2 bad: 2 percent.
>
> Ahh... That seems like a good idea.
>
> What relevance can be place on this percent?
>
> Does it tell me that more people turn their modem off without logging out
> on Tuesdays or someone picks up an extension more Saturday night?
>
> I would love more diagnostic tools, but what does this tell me about my
> service or equipment? Other than 6% of all calls end without a proper
> request.
>
> Can this tool be used to determine the quality of my PRI or CT1?
>
> Richard Stuplich Dick@dw.net
> IP Engineer and Unix administrator Dick@Stuplich.net
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