AV-VOICE-PORTAL-MIB

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Organization: Avaya, Inc.

Last Updated: 2008-08-12

Category: Telephony and VoIP, Vendor: Avaya

Description: Monitors Avaya Voice Portal IVR system, reporting port utilization, application sessions, and speech recognition status.

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What Is AV-VOICE-PORTAL-MIB?

AV-VOICE-PORTAL-MIB monitors Avaya Voice Portal, an IVR (Interactive Voice Response) and speech-application platform used in Avaya contact-center deployments. It exposes two general categories of data: alarm/fault information (time, location, severity, text) and inventory/state data for Media Processing Platform (MPP) nodes, the components that handle voice ports, media processing, and speech recognition sessions. It is explicitly built for hardware/software status monitoring — the avpMPPTable tracks each MPP node's software version, and three distinct state fields (requested, configured, current) let an operator detect when a node has failed to reach its intended operational state, a strong software-health/service-status signal. The MIB depends on the Avaya enterprise OID tree and standard SNMP alarm/notification conventions for severity levels. It is typically deployed in enterprise/carrier contact centers, where AV-VOICE-PORTAL-MIB SNMP monitoring tracks the Voice Portal platform's IVR self-service and speech-driven call routing.

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Supported Devices

  • Avaya Voice Portal (IVR/speech application server)

Monitoring Examples

An admin would poll avpMPPTable/avpMPPEntry, keyed by avpMPPEntryName and avpMPPEntryIPAddress, to compare avpMPPEntryConfiguredState against avpMPPEntryCurrentState — a mismatch reveals an MPP node stuck in a failed or transitioning state (e.g., configured "in-service" but current "out-of-service"), signaling an outage. avpMPPEntryVersion lets the operator confirm all MPP nodes run consistent software. Meanwhile avpAlarmSev and avpAlarmText surface the specific fault (with avpAlarmLoc identifying the raising subsystem) driving that state change.

What Can Be Monitored

  • MPP node current/configured/requested state
  • MPP software version
  • alarm severity and location
  • alarm text/description
Imported Objects

From ITU-ALARM-MIB

ituAlarmPerceivedSeverityOBJECT-TYPE

From SNMPv2-CONF

MODULE-COMPLIANCE
NOTIFICATION-GROUP
OBJECT-GROUP

From SNMPv2-SMI

MODULE-IDENTITY
NOTIFICATION-TYPE
OBJECT-TYPE
enterprises
OIDs

RFC description

Avaya Voice Portal system status and alarm notification management for call processing.

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