| cdspCardIndex |
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The object corresponds to cardIndex in the chassis mib.
If value of this object is 0, then the entry is not
associated to cardIndex of the chassis mib.
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| cdspCardState |
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The object indicates the current state of
DSP card being monitored.
normal - DSP card in normal condition.
warning - DSP card has some problem and need attention.
critical - DSP card has a major alarm.
fatal - DSP card is not functional.
DSP subsystem might reset DSP card to
recover it from the fatal error condition.
After the DSP card is reset successfully,
the object cdspCardResourceUtilization and
cdspCardLastHiWaterUtilization are reset to
0.
If the fatal error is persistent in this object
after card is reset, the card should be replaced.
offLine - DSP card is in off-line maintenance state.
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| cdspCardResourceUtilization |
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The object indicates the percentage of current DSP
resource utilization of the card. The utilization is a
ratio of number of busy DSP resources (for handling calls,
transcoding, voice compression,...) to the total available
DSP resources.
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| cdspCardLastHiWaterUtilization |
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The object indicates the last high water mark of DSP
resource utilization. This object is reset to 0 after
DSP card is reset.
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| cdspCardLastResetTime |
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The value of sysUpTime when the last DSP card reset
occurred.
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| cdspCardMaxChanPerDSP |
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The maximum number of channels allowed in each DSP.
The value is chosen in an implementation-dependent
manner by the DSP functionality.
The value of 0 in this object indicates Channelized
DSP mode is turned off.
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| cdspTotalDsp |
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The total number of DSPs in the card.
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| cdspFailedDsp |
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The number of DSPs in the failed state (i.e
cdspOperstate is 'failed')
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| cdspDspSwitchOverThreshold |
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This object specifies the threshold of DSP failures.
When 'cdspFailedDsp' reaches the value of this object,
the voice gateway switchover will occur.
The maximum value of this object can not be more than
the value in 'cdspTotalDsp'
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| cdspCongestedDsp |
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The number of DSPs in the congested state (i.e
cdspOperstate is 'congested').
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| cdspNormalDsp |
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The number of DSPs in the normal state (i.e
cdspOperstate is 'normal').
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| cdspNx64Dsp |
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This object specifies the number of DSPs that need to be set
aside for making Nx64 calls.
The max value of this object is limited to the value of the
object 'cdspTotalDsp'.
If this value is 0, it is not allowed to make any
Nx64 call. The default value of this object is 0.
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| cdspOperState |
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.86.1.2.1.1.1 |
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The current operational state of the DSP.
normal - DSP operates normally
shutdown - DSP is shutdown due to fatal error
congested - DSP does not accept call because
the DSP buffer is full
failed - DSP failed
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| cdspAlarms |
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.86.1.2.1.1.2 |
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The object indicates the accumulated number of DSP
Alarms.
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| cdspLastAlarmCause |
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.86.1.2.1.1.3 |
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The object indicates the current or last alarm state of
DSP.
other - none of the following
noAlarm - alarm condition had not been detected
dspFatalError - DSP fatal error
dspMemoryError - DSP memory error is detected
dspBufferError - DSP buffer error
dspDownloadError - Failed to download software to DSP.
The cdspOperState will be set to 'shutdown(2) if the
alarm condition of DSP is persistent.
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| cdspLastAlarmCauseText |
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The object indicates the failure reason for the current
or last DSP Alarm.
It should be used only for direct, human-readable display
and only if a management station is unable to
decode the value of cdspLastAlarmCause.
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| cdspLastAlarmTime |
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The value of sysUpTime when the last DSP Alarm
occurred. The value of this object is 0 if the value of
cdspLastAlarmCause object is 'noAlarm'.
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| cdspTotalChannels |
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The total number of channels in the DSP. This value is
predetermined by the DSP functionality upon initialization.
The value of 0 in this object indicates Channelized DSP
mode is turned off.
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| cdspInUseChannels |
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The number of channels that are reserved for
serving calls. The value is incremented when the
DSP channel is reserved for call setup and
is decremented after the DSP channel is free
due to call disconnection.
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| cdspActiveChannels |
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The number of channels that are used by
active calls to process media stream.
The value is incremented after the reserved DSP
channel enters call connection state and is decremented
after the call is disconnected.
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| cdspSigBearerChannelSplit |
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This object indicates if the DSP channels are splitted
for signaling call and bearer call.
If the value of this object is 'true' which
means that signaling call and bearer call cannot share
any DSP channel.
This object is not applicable when Channelized DSP
mode is turned off.
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| cdspNumCongestionOccurrence |
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The number of congestion occurred on the DSP.
This value is set to 0 when system is reset.
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| cdspDspNum |
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This object identifies the DSP number associated with
this DSP entity.
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| cdspXNumberOfBearerCalls |
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.86.1.2.2.1.1 |
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The current number of bearer calls on the DSP.
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| cdspXNumberOfSigCalls |
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The current number of signaling calls on the DSP.
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| cdspXAvailableBearerBandwidth |
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The percentage of channels on the DSP currently
available for bearer calls.
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| cdspXAvailableSigBandwidth |
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The percentage of channels on the DSP currently
available for signaling calls.
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| cdspRtpSidPayloadType |
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This object specifies the RTP (Real Time Protocol) payload
type of the SID (Silence Insertion Descriptor) packet
that is sent to the remote endpoint at the onset
of silence suppression.
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| cdspRtcpControl |
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This objects controls if RTCP (Real Time Control Protocol)
will be enabled.
If this object is set to 'true', both transmission and
reception of RTCP packets are enabled; otherwise,
transmission of RTCP packets is disabled while any
received RTCP packets are ignored.
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| cdspRtcpTransInterval |
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.86.1.4.1.1.3 |
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This attribute specifies the RTCP report interval (defined
in RFC1889). It indicates the interval in which the RTCP
reports should be sent to the participating members.
RTCP reports is sent out in a random interval computed
by using 'cdspRtcpTransInterval' and a random number
that is between 0.5 and 1.5.
This interval timer also serves the purpose
of RTP packets receive timer. At every interval
multiplier times this interval, where a check is made on
a VoIP connection (which is in SENDRECV or RECVONLY xGCP
modes) to see if any RTP packets have been received. If
not, gateway-initiated DLCX should be sent to the
Call Agent.
This object is applicable only if 'cdspRtcpControl' is
set to 'true'.
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| cdspRtcpRecvMultiplier |
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.86.1.4.1.1.4 |
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This object specifies an approximate RTCP report interval
(defined in RFC 1889) in milliseconds in which the RTCP
reports should be sent to the participating members.
It specifies how many times the RTCP reports may fail
before exception condition activity may be done.
In the time elapse of value of this MIB object times the
RTCP Report Interval specified by 'cdspRtcpTransInterval',
a check will be done on a VoIP connection (which is in
SENDRECV or RECVONLY xGCP modes) to see if any RTP packets
have been received. If not, gateway-initiated DLCX should
be sent to the Call Agent.
This object is applicable only if 'cdspRtcpControl' is
set to 'true'.
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| cdspVadAdaptive |
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This attribute is used to enable or disable the Adaptive
VAD knob of the VAD algorithm.
Adaptive VAD works in conjunction with VAD Threshold
(cvifcfgMusicOnHoldThreshold from CISCO-VOICE-IF-MIB).
When this object set to 'true', VAD Threshold is ignored
and the DSP adjusts the threshold automatically according
to the background noise level.
When the adaptive VAD configuration is 'false', VAD
threshold is used directly. The VAD configuration is
ignored for all CODECs that contain their own VAD
(G.729AB, G.723.1A and GSM-EFR).
Likewise, when a channel is configured in ClearChannel
mode (Clear Channel is Non-Compression CODEC channel),
VAD will automatically be disabled irrespective of
the configuration.
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| cdspDtmfPowerLevel |
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This object specifies the power level of the low
frequency component of DTMF. The power level of the high
frequency component of DTMF is relative above or below
the value specified in object cdspDtmfPowerTwist.
If the value of cdspDtmfPowerTwist is 0, the power
level of the high frequency component as well as the low
frequency component is specified by this object.
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| cdspDtmfPowerTwist |
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.86.1.4.1.1.7 |
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This object specifies the relative power level of the
high frequency component of DTMF.
The low frequency group is always fixed to the value
specified by cdspDtmfPowerLevel.
When this object is set to 0, the power level of both
frequency components is set to the same level.
When this object is set to a positive value, the power
level of the high frequency component is set to
relatively higher specified in this object than the
low frequency component.
For example if cdspDtmfPowerLevel is set to -120(-12 dBm)
and this object is set to 50, the power level of the
high frequency component becomes -70(-7 dBm).
When this object is set to a negative value, the power
level of the high frequency component is set to
relatively lower specified in this object than the low
frequency component. For example if cdspDtmfPowerLevel is
set to -120(-12 dBm) and this object is set to -100,
the power level of the high frequency component becomes
-220(-22 dBm).
The power level of the high frequency component has to be
in the data range specified in cdspDtmfPowerLevel.
For example if cdspDtmfPowerLevel is set to -200(-20 dBm)
and this object is set to -100, the power level
of the high frequency component will become -300(-30 dBm)
which is out of the range (-250..30) of data specified in
cdspDtmfPowerLevel, so -100 is illegitimate for
this setting.
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