IBM 4.3-W User Manual
Chapter 5: Defined Resources
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Netcool/Proviso Cisco IP Telephony Technology Pack User’s Guide, Version 4.3-W
Sub-elements
An element has one or more sub-elements for statistics that apply to the Cisco IP Telephony
technology. The sub-element name identifies a sub-element that resides in the database. Sub-
element names are often used in reports to identify specific entities.
technology. The sub-element name identifies a sub-element that resides in the database. Sub-
element names are often used in reports to identify specific entities.
With SNMP collection, the sub-element name is constructed from the element name plus the
instance name. With bulk collection, the sub-element name is the same as the instance name.
instance name. With bulk collection, the sub-element name is the same as the instance name.
Example: hqccm.canalst.dev.mycorp.com_SqlDb<5>
Example: Extension_SFCLSTR_<2928>
Example: Extension_SFCLSTR_<2928>
With SNMP collection, a sub-element instance name is constructed from a shorthand name for
the sub-element type plus an identifier. With Bulk collection, a sub-element instance name is
constructed from a name for the sub-element type, the element name, plus an identifier.
the sub-element type plus an identifier. With Bulk collection, a sub-element instance name is
constructed from a name for the sub-element type, the element name, plus an identifier.
Example: SqlDb<5>
Example: Extension_SFCLSTR_<2928>
Example: Extension_SFCLSTR_<2928>
In the Netcool/Proviso DataMart Resource Editor, sub-element names appear in the name
column on the Sub-Element tab. The instance name appears in the instance column of the Sub-
Element tab.
column on the Sub-Element tab. The instance name appears in the instance column of the Sub-
Element tab.
Sub-element labels
A sub-element label is often used in reports to identify a particular instance of a sub-element.
With SNMP collection, a sub-element label is constructed from a shorthand name for the sub-
element type plus a filename. With Bulk collection, a sub-element label is the same as the sub-
element name.
With SNMP collection, a sub-element label is constructed from a shorthand name for the sub-
element type plus a filename. With Bulk collection, a sub-element label is the same as the sub-
element name.
Example: SqlDatabase: "pubs"
Example: Extension_SFCLSTR_<2928>
Example: Extension_SFCLSTR_<2928>
In the Netcool/Proviso DataMart Resource Editor, sub-element labels appear in the label
column on the Sub-Element tab.
column on the Sub-Element tab.
Sub-element families
This technology pack categorizes the sub-elements it creates into the following families:
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1213_Device
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IETF_IF
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VOIP_Cisco_CCM_Gateway_Device
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VOIP_Cisco_CCM_Media_Device
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VOIP_Cisco_CCM_Server_FileSystem
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VOIP_Cisco_CCM_Server_Process
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VOIP_Cisco_CCM_Server_SqlDatabase
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VOIP_Cisco_CDR_Cluster
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VOIP_Cisco_CDR_Codec
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VOIP_Cisco_CDR_Extension
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VOIP_Cisco_CDR_Gateway
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VOIP_Cisco_CDR_Path
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VOIP_Cisco_CCM_Server_PERFMON
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VOIP_Cisco_PSTN_Gateway_DSP_Card
In the Netcool/Proviso DataMart Resource Editor, family names appear in the fam column on
the Sub-Element tab.
the Sub-Element tab.
Resource
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