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The MIB module for call resource pool management. This MIB supports the resource pool manager feature of CISCO IOS. This feature provides the ability to accept or reject calls based on DNIS numbers, resources required, user DNS domains, and counts of currently active sessions.

Value returned to the telco switch if call is to be rejected because it doesn't match any defined customer profile. noAnswer(1) - ignore the call busy(2) - return busy Enumeration: 'busy': 2, 'noAnswer': 1.

Value returned to the telco switch if call is to be rejected because there is no available resource to answer the call. channelNotAvailable(1) - return channel not available, allowing switch to continue searching for an available channel busy(2) - return busy Enumeration: 'busy': 2, 'channelNotAvailable': 1.

Table of DNIS groups. Each group is a list of individual DNIS numbers.

An entry in the table, containing a single DNIS number for the DNIS group identified by the first index. A single DNIS number may not exist in more than one DNIS group. Entries in this table may be created and deleted via the ccrpDnisGroupRowStatus object or the management console on the system. Using SNMP, rows are created by a SET request setting the value of ccrpDnisGroupRowStatus to 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait'. Rows are deleted by a SET request setting the value of ccrpDnisGroupRowStatus to 'destroy'. Deleting the last entry for a specific value of ccrpDnisGroupName from this table will cause associated entries in the dependent tables to transition to a 'missingDependency' CiscoRowOperStatus.

Name for this DNIS group

DNIS for member of this DNIS group. A single DNIS number may not be a member of more than one DNIS group. Creating a new entry using a DNIS number that already exists will fail. The existing entry must be removed first, before creating a new entry under a different DNIS group name.

The status of this conceptual row. An entry may not exist in the active(1) state unless all objects in the entry have an appropriate value. All values of RowStatus are allowed.

This table is used specify a call type to calls arriving with a signaling protocol which does not provide bearer capability. An example is Channel Associated Signaling (CAS). A call arriving with a DNIS configured in a DNIS group in this table will be assigned the call type given here.

An entry in the table, identifying a call type to assign to calls within the DNIS group. Entries in this table may be created and deleted via the ccrpDnisGroupCallTypeRowStatus object or the management console on the system. Using SNMP, rows are created by a SET request setting the value of ccrpDnisGroupCallTypeRowStatus to 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait'. Rows are deleted by a SET request setting the value of ccrpDnisGroupRowStatus to 'destroy'. Creating a new row with a value of ccrpDnisGroupName which does not yet exist in ccrpDnisGroupTable will cause the new row's ccrpDnisGroupCallTypeOperStatus to have the value 'missingDependency'. Existing rows may be modified when the row is active.

Call type to assign to calls arriving with DNIS number in this entry's DNIS group. Enumeration: 'speech': 2, 'undefined': 3, 'digital': 1.

A control object to indicate the operational status of this entry. This object is used to determine that the dependencies for this entry are valid and active. This entry is dependent on entries in ccrpDnisGroupTable.

The status of this conceptual row. An entry may not exist in the active(1) state unless all objects in the entry have an appropriate value. All values of RowStatus are allowed.

Table of call discriminator definitions. A call discriminator enables call filtering based on call DNIS and call type. Calls to a specific DNIS which have call types identified in the associated call discriminator definition will be rejected.

An entry in the table, containing information about a single call discriminator definition. Entries in this table may be created and deleted via the ccrpCDRowStatus object or the management console on the system. Using SNMP, rows are created by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCDRowStatus to 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait'. Rows are deleted by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCDRowStatus to 'destroy'. Deleting an entry from this table will cause associated entries in dependent tables to transition to a 'missingDependency' CiscoRowOperStatus. Existing rows may be modified when the row is active.

Name for this call discriminator definition

Indicates types of calls to be filtered by this call discriminator definition. This object is a bit map, with each bit representing a different call type as identified below. A 1-bit indicates that call type is filtered. A 0-bit indicates that call type is not filtered. Bit 0 - Digital Bit 1 - Speech Bit 2 - V.110 Bit 3 - V.120 Setting all defined bits to 1 would result in all calls being rejected by this call discriminator. Setting all defined bits to zero would result in all calls being accepted by this discriminator. Bits: 'v110': 2, 'speech': 1, 'v120': 3, 'digital': 0.

The status of this conceptual row. An entry may not exist in the active(1) state unless all objects in the entry have an appropriate value. All values of RowStatus are allowed.

Table identifying the groups to which each call discriminator definition is applied.

Each entry identifies a group to be discriminated by the call discriminator. There may be multiple entries for the same call discriminator name. The same [group name, group type] pair may appear under multiple call discriminators. Entries in this table may be created and deleted via the ccrpCDDiscriminatedGroupRowStatus object or the management console on the system. Using SNMP, rows are created by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCDDnisGroupRowStatus to 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait'. Rows are deleted by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCDDnisGroupRowStatus to 'destroy'. Creating a new row with a value of ccrpCDName which does not yet exist in ccrpCallDiscriminatorTable will cause the new row's ccrpCDDiscriminatedGroupOperStatus to have the value 'missingDependency'.

Name for the group being discriminated If this is a DNIS group, the value of this object is the same as some value of ccrmDnisGroupName.

Indicates type of group being discriminated and the table where the value of ccrpCDDiscriminatedGroupName is defined. dnis(1) - DNIS Group. Value in ccrpCDDiscriminatedGroupName is same as value of ccrpDnisGroupName in the ccrpDnisGroupTable. Enumeration: 'dnis': 1.

A control object to indicate the operational status of this entry. This object is used to determine that the dependencies for this entry are valid and active. This entry is currently only dependent on entries in ccrpDnisGroupTable.

The status of this conceptual row. An entry may not exist in the active(1) state unless associated entries in other tables are also active. All values of RowStatus are allowed.

Table of resource group definitions. Resources within a group have identical capabilities. Group membership or size is defined differently depending on the nature of the resource. Resources identified by physical locality (port-based) are specified with multiple ranges in the ccrpResourceRangeTable. Alternatively, groups consisting of non-port resources simply use a single limit to specify the size. The object ccrpResourcePortBased is used to indicate the resource type.

An entry in the table, containing definition for a single resource group. Entries in this table may be created and deleted via the ccrpResourceGroupRowStatus object or the management console on the system. Using SNMP, rows are created by a SET request setting the value of ccrpResourceGroupRowStatus to 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait'. Rows are deleted by a SET request setting the value of ccrpResourceGroupRowStatus to 'destroy'. Deleting an entry from this table will cause associated entries in dependent tables to transition to a 'missingDependency' CiscoRowOperStatus. Existing rows may be modified when the row is active.

Name for this physical resource

Indicates if the resources within this group are are port-based or not. Instantiating this with a value of false will also instantiate ccrpResourceLimit.

Specifies the size of this resource group for non-port based resources. This object is not instantiated for port-based resources.

A control object to indicate the operational status of this entry. This object is used to determine that the dependencies for this entry are valid and active. This entry is dependent on entries in ccrpResourceRangeTable if the value of ccrpResourcePortBased is true.

The status of this conceptual row. An entry may not exist in the active(1) state unless all objects in the entry have an appropriate value. All values of RowStatus are allowed.

Table of physical resource range definitions. Resources within a group have identical capabilities. The hardware implementing the resources within a range must be of the same type. Multiple ranges may be associated with the same resource group. Each range within a single resource group must be of identical hardware type. A resource range may not be associated with multiple resource groups.

An entry in the table, containing definition for a single physical resource range. Each entry specifies a contiguous range of individual resources using start and end identification. The individual resources within a range must be of the same type and capabilities. Entries in this table may be created and deleted via the ccrpResourceRangeRangeRowStatus object or the management console on the system. Using SNMP, rows are created by a SET request setting the value of ccrpResourceRangeRowStatus to 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait'. Rows are deleted by a SET request setting the value of ccrpResourceRangeRowStatus to 'destroy'. Deleting the last entry for a specific value of ccrpResourceName from this table will cause the associated entry in the dependent ccrpResourceTable to transition to a 'missingDependency' CiscoRowOperStatus. Existing rows may be modified when the row is active.

Index for this physical resource range within the resource group.

Range start for specifying resources within this range. The allowable values for each field within this object is system specific. The default value is slot 0, port 0

Range end for specifying resources within this range. The allowable values for each field within this object is system specific. The default value is slot 0, port 0

A control object to indicate the operational status of this entry. This object is used to determine that the dependencies for this entry are valid and active. This entry is dependent on entries in ccrpResourceGroupTable.

The status of this conceptual row. An entry may not exist in the active(1) state unless all objects in the entry have an appropriate value. All values of RowStatus are allowed.

Table of customer profiles definitions.

An entry in the table, containing information about a single customer profile. Entries in this table may be created and deleted via the ccrpCPRowStatus object or the management console on the system. Using SNMP, rows are created by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCPRowStatus to 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait'. Rows are deleted by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCPRowStatus to 'destroy'. Deleting an entry from this table will cause associated entries in dependent tables to transition to a 'missingDependency' CiscoRowOperStatus. Existing rows may be modified when the row is active.

Name for this Customer Profile

Simultaneous sessions limit for this customer profile. This is a soft limit if overflow is allowed as indicated in the object ccrpCPOverflow. The allowable value range is platform specific.

Number of simultaneous sessions allowed over the value specified in ccrpCPSessionLimit. If this value is zero, no overflow is allowed and ccrpCPSessionLimit is a hard limit. If this value is -1, the is no overflow limit. All calls will be accepted, up to the exhaustion of system resources. The allowable value range is platform specific.

The status of this conceptual row. An entry may not exist in the active(1) state unless all objects in the entry have an appropriate value. All values of RowStatus are allowed.

Table identifying DNIS groups for each customer profile

Each entry identifying a DNIS group for customer profile. There may be multiple entries for the same customer profile name. A single DNIS group may not be associated with more than one customer profile. Entries in this table may be created and deleted via the ccrpCPDnisGroupRowStatus object or the management console on the system. Using SNMP, rows are created by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCPDnisGroupRowStatus to 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait'. Rows are deleted by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCPDnisGroupRowStatus to 'destroy'. Creating a new row with values of ccrpCPName or ccrpDnisGroupName which do not yet exist in ccrpCustomerProfileTable or ccrpDnisGroupTable respectively will cause the new row's ccrpCPDnisGroupOperStatus to have the value 'missingDependency'. Existing rows may be modified when the row is active.

A control object to indicate the operational status of this entry. This object is used to determine that the dependencies for this entry are valid and active. This entry is dependent on entries in ccrpDnisGroupTable and ccrpCustomerProfileTable.

The status of this conceptual row. An entry may not exist in the active(1) state unless all objects in the entry have an appropriate value. All values of RowStatus are allowed.

Table identifying resources groups for each customer profile.

Each entry identifying a resource group for a customer profile. There may be multiple resource group entries for the same customer profile name. A single resource group may be associated with more than one customer profile. Entries in this table may be created and deleted via the ccrpCPResourceRowStatus object or the management console on the system. Using SNMP, rows are created by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCPResourceRowStatus to 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait'. Rows are deleted by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCPResourceRowStatus to 'destroy'. Creating a new row with values of ccrpCPName or ccrpResourceName which do not yet exist in ccrpCustomerProfileTable or ccrpResourceTable respectively will cause the new row's ccrpCPDnisGroupOperStatus to have the value 'missingDependency'. Existing rows may be modified when the row is active.

Indicates types of calls to assign to this resource for this customer profile. This object is a bit map, with each bit representing a different call type as identified below. A 1-bit indicates that call type is supported. A 0-bit indicates that call type is not supported. Bit 0 - Digital Bit 1 - Speech Bit 2 - V.110 Bit 3 - V.120 Setting all defined bits to 1 would result in this resource being available for all calls. Setting all defined bits to zero would result no calls being assigned to this resource. Q.931 specifies Bearer Capability associated with calls. RFC 2127, ISDN MIB defines the object isdnBearInfoType, combining Q.931 bearer capability information transfer capability and user rate. The correlation between Q.931 information transfer capability and call types is: Call Type Q.931 --------- ----- digital = {unrestricted digital, restricted digital} speech = {speech, 3.1kHz audio, 7kHz audio} v110 = {Anything with V.110 User Info Layer} v120 = {Anything with V.120 User Info Layer} The Q.931 user info layer values of V.110 or V.120 override all other fields in determining resource manager call types. The remaining Q.931 transfer capabilities are not currently supported by resource manager. The mapping for RFC2127 is: Call Type RFC2127 --------- ------- digital = {unrestrictedDigital,unrestrictedDigital56, restrictedDigital} speech = {speech, audio31, audio7} v110 = {Not represented in RFC2127} v120 = {Not represented in RFC2127} The remaining RFC2127 values are not currently supported by resource manager. Bits: 'v110': 2, 'speech': 1, 'v120': 3, 'digital': 0.

Name of service profile to apply to this resource whenever a new call matching the CP is assigned to the resource. Service profiles are defined via the management console on the system. Assigning a service profile is optional.

A control object to indicate the operational status of this entry. This object is used to determine that the dependencies for this entry are valid and active. This entry is dependent on entries in ccrpResourceTable and ccrpCustomerProfileTable.

The status of this conceptual row. An entry may not exist in the active(1) state unless all objects in the entry have an appropriate value. All values of RowStatus are allowed.

Table identifying VPDN groups for customer profiles.

Each entry identifies a VPDN group for a customer profile. Each customer profile may have multiple VPDN groups associated with it. A VPDN group may be associated with more than one customer profile. Entries in this table may be created and deleted via the ccrpCPVGRowStatus object or the management console on the system. Using SNMP, rows are created by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCPVGRowStatus to 'createAndGo' or 'createAndWait'. Rows are deleted by a SET request setting the value of ccrpCPVGRowStatus to 'destroy'. Creating a new row with a value of ccrpCPName which does not yet exist in ccrpCustomerProfileTable or a value of ccrpCPVGName which has not been configured will cause the new row's ccrpCPDnisGroupOperStatus to have the value 'missingDependency'. Existing rows may be modified when the row is active.

Name for VPDN group for this customer profile.

A control object to indicate the operational status of this entry. This object is used to determine that the dependencies for this entry are valid and active. This entry is dependent on entries in the ccrpCustomerProfileTable and VPDN group in system configuration.

The status of this conceptual row. An entry may not exist in the active(1) state unless all objects in the entry have an appropriate value. All values of RowStatus are allowed.

Table of customer profile statistics. The information provided in this table may be used to better understand usage of network resources and improve capacity planning.

An entry in the table, containing statistics about a single customer profile. An entry is created for each customer profile within the ccrpCustomerProfileTable.

Number of active sessions for this customer profile.

Number of active sessions which are overflow sessions for this customer profile. Overflow sessions are those calls which arrived and were accepted when the customer profile's ccrpCPActiveSessions >= ccrpCPSessionLimit.

Total number of sessions for this customer profile since last system re-initialization. Includes non-overflow and overflow sessions. Includes all calls which were answered, including those which may have been terminated due to post-answer resource restrictions or authorization failures.

Total number of overflow sessions for this customer profile since last system re-initialization. Includes all calls which were answered and identified as overflow sessions, including those which may have been terminated due to post-answer resource limits or authorization failures.

Number of times this customer profile has been in an overflow state since last system re-initialization. The customer profile is in overflow state when ccrpCPActiveSessions > ccrpCPSessionLimit. If overflow is not allowed for this profile, this value is always zero.

Number of times this customer profile has reached its maximum allowed active sessions, including overflow sessions since last system re-initialization. The customer profile is in maximum state under the following conditions: Overflow allowed and limited ccrpCPActiveSessions = ccrpCPSessionLimit + ccrpCPOverflowSize. Overflow not allowed ccrpCPActiveSessions = ccrpCPSessionLimit. If overflow is allowed, but not limited by ccrpCPOverflow, this value will always be zero.

The amount of time that this customer profile has been in overflow state since last system re-initialization. The customer profile is in overflow state when ccrpCPActiveSessions > ccrpCPSessionLimit.

The amount of time that this customer profile has reached its maximum allowed active sessions since last system re- initialization. The customer profile is in maximum state under the following conditions: Overflow allowed and limited ccrpCPActiveSessions = ccrpCPSessionLimit + ccrpCPOverflowSize. Overflow not allowed ccrpCPActiveSessions = ccrpCPSessionLimit. If overflow is allowed, but not limited by ccrpCPOverflow, this value will always be zero.

The maximum number of active sessions which has occurred for this customer profile since last system re-initialization. This is the maximum value of ccrpCPActiveSessions since last system re-initialization. This includes non-overflow and overflow sessions. The peak value for the overflow sessions may be computed by subtracting the value of ccrpCPSessionLimit from this value.

Number of calls rejected due to exceeding allowed simultaneous sessions for this customer profile since last system re-initialization. If overflow is not allowed for this profile, this counts the number of times calls arrived when ccrpCPActiveSessions = ccrpCPSessionLimit. If overflow is allowed, this counts the number of time calls arrived when ccrpCPActiveSessions = ccrpCPSessionLimit + ccrpCPOverflow. If overflow is allowed, but not limited by ccrpCPOverflow, this value is always zero. Includes calls which were answered, then terminated due to post-answer session counting restrictions for the customer profile. Does not include calls terminated due to post-answer resource limits or post-answer authorization failures beyond customer profile authorizations.

Number of calls rejected due to unavailable resources for this customer profile since last system re-initialization. Includes calls which were answered then terminated due to post-answer resource restrictions.

The limit on the number of entries that the ccrpDnisStatisticsTable may contain. When this table is full, any new DNIS values will be ignored. A value of 0 will prevent any DNIS statistics from being retained. If this value is set to 0 after entries already exist in the table, those entries will be deleted. Reducing the value will truncate the table based on the sort order of the index. The range for this value is from 0 to a system specific number specified by ccrpDnisStatisticsTableSystemMax.

The system specific limit on the number of entries that the ccrpDnisStatisticsTable may contain. This is the maximum value that will be accepted for ccrpDnisStatisticsTableMaxEntries.

The number of times a new DNIS has been ignored due to the ccrpDnisStatisticsTableMaxLength having been reached since last system re-initialization. When the table is full, this counter is incremented both for each new DNIS arriving, as well as every time the same DNIS arrives.

Table of session counts for individual DNIS numbers. The information provided in this table may be used to better understand usage of network resources and improve capacity planning.

An entry in the table, containing session counts for a single DNIS number. The DNIS does not need to be a member of a DNIS group or be associated with a customer profile to appear in this table. Entries are created as a result of a call being received by the system with the DNIS number.

DNIS associated with call

Name of DNIS group containing this DNIS. Value corresponds to ccrpDnisGroupName. If DNIS is not a member of a DNIS group, this value is a zero-length string.

Number of active sessions for this DNIS in the customer profile. Includes non-overflow and overflow sessions.

Total number of sessions for this DNIS in the customer profile since last system re-initialization. Includes non-overflow and overflow sessions. Includes all calls which were answered then terminated by post-answer restrictions for authorization failures.

The maximum number of active sessions which has occurred for this DNIS since last system re-initialization. Includes non-overflow and overflow sessions.

Number of calls with this DNIS which were rejected due to call type mismatch, as defined in the ccrpCallDiscriminatorTable, since last system re-initialization.

Table of call discriminator statistics. The information provided in this table may be used to better understand usage of network resources and improve capacity planning.

An entry in the table, containing statistics about a single call discriminator definition. An entry is created for each call discriminator within the ccrpCallDiscriminatorTable.

Number of calls rejected due to matching this call discriminator definition, as defined in the ccrpCallDiscriminatorTable, since last system re-initialization.

The compliance statement for entities which implement the CISCO CALL RESOURCE POOL MIB

A collection of objects providing general Call Resource Pool configuration.

Objects for configuring a named collection of DNIS numbers.

Objects for configuring a call discriminators.

Objects for configuring resource groups.

Objects for configuring customer profiles.

Objects for providing customer profile statistics.

Objects for providing DNIS statistics.

Objects for providing call discriminator statistics.