[Asterisk-Dev] Like a Heartbeat for *

CW_ASN cw_asn at fibertel.com.ar
Sun Sep 14 15:57:01 MST 2003


Asterisk logs as CDR calls not answered, but I don't know if logs calls
failed when you route call with alternative endpoints.

I assume that you like to have an ASR monitor, its true?
I'm calculate ASR with CDRs, doing:

ASR%=(Answered*100)/(Answered+NotAnswered)

Gus

----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Brown" <peterabrown at froggy.com.au>
To: <asterisk-dev at lists.digium.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Dev] Like a Heartbeat for *


> On this topic, is it possible to know that the internet has poor call
> quality at present - or at certain times during the day - and route
callers
> via PSTN (ISDN)?
>
> At 23:41 14/09/2003 +0200, you wrote:
> >Hello,
> >
> >> two small scripts to verify that * runs ok (doing ps -ax, querying *
thru
> >> manager 5038, etc). Now, I think that it's time to build a unique
heartbeat
> >> application, isn't it?
> >
> >I think it is an important point to make * reliable. But there are
> differents sort of things to probe in *:
> >-channels are the most important one I think (probe that * is running and
> is able to accept calls through sip/iax or h323 channel per example)
> >-another thing important is to be sure that all applications are working
> (the other day I had all the system down due to too many file handles
open,
> so all AGI were not working)
> >-another one is to probe if it is not caused by one of the provider (a
> link like E1 or internet provider is down...).
> >
> >For the moment I don't know if the system has to be maid from the inside
> of *, or if it should be an outside program, but some probes can only be
> maid from the inside like checking the apps.
> >
> >Miro
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