In Consideration SNMP Monitoring - IN CONSIDERATION

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It would be nice if you implement SNMP Monitoring. This will allow to monitor things like:
-Active Calls:
-Between Extensions
-Between Bridges
-PSTN Calls
-Incoming Calls
-Outgoing Calls
-Online Extensions
-Offline Extensions
-CPU usage per 3CX Process
-Memory usage per 3CX Process
-Logging attempts.
-3CX Service Status

And so on.

Thanks in advance.

 

[excellent]

+1

 

[Osney Osmar]

+1000

We urgently need the SNMP deployed in 3CX our clients want to monitor by Nagios or PRTG and some of our projects are at risk because of this.

 

[Ricardo Copriva]

Hello guys, I started the day with a complaint from my client because the PABX was off the air. I checked that the Media Center service was down.

The monitoring process is very important to avoid these complaints and wear to the customer.

 

[Osney Osmar]

I use this for simple monitoring on ports 5000,5001,5060 and 5090, but if you need to monitor the ping also use the zabbix proprietary templates.

https://github.com/G4L1L3O/3CX/blob/master/zbx_3cx_template.xml

 

[sentrianjames]

Just upvoting this one again. For those of us who host and/or manage 3CX servers on behalf of multiple clients, it is EXTREMELY important that we have the ability to monitor our 3CX servers via SNMP.

As much as logs/emails are easier for beginners to use, not having the ability to monitor 3CX via an enterprise monitoring system such as Nagios or PRTG is becoming more and more of a pain every day... custom monitoring scripts just don't cut it, unfortunately.

I'm keeping my fingers and toes crossed that SNMP (of some kind) will be released with v16.

 

[Ricardo Copriva]

Me too!!!!!

 

[NL-ICT]

+10 we would also love to see this.

 

[Bastien Flament]

+1

 

[Guilherme Pires]

+1

 

[DazResq]

+1

 

[Luccas Jonas]

+1

 

[drewt]

+1

 

[Kneza]

+1

 

[Leon Zetekoff]

+1

 

[WBS]

+1, Would be nice in PRTG

 

[argo-IT]

+1

 

[Sommer]

+1

 

[nikolas.dietz@bureau-tele]

+1

 

[UnConundrum]

+1

 

[Walter Santos]

I need snmp too.