Performance-related objects and attributes

After completing its discovery, VoIP Availability Manager creates an instance of the VoipPerformanceManager class to discover and monitor VoIP Performance Manager applications in the managed environment. The instance is a VoIP Performance Manager application known as the VoIP Performance Manager managing node. This application is represented as a VoipPerformanceManager object in VoIP Availability Manager’s topology, and the object’s Type attribute is set to Manager.

Then, VoIP Availability Manager begins processing performance-related data from VoIP Performance Manager. Specifically, the VoIP Performance Manager Integration Pack extracts the performance data from traps and uses it to update new performance-related attributes in the following classes of the VoIP Availability Manager data model:

• CallManager (Cisco)

• ConvergedCallManager (Avaya)

• DS1Service (Avaya)

• GatewayService (Avaya, Cisco, Nortel)

• H323GateKeeper (Avaya)

• H323Service (Cisco)

• MediaProcessor (Avaya)

• MediaResourceAggregate (Cisco)

• SignalingService (Nortel)

• VoipCluster (Avaya, Cisco, Nortel)

  If necessary, VoIP Availability Manager also creates a two-way Monitors/MonitoredBy relationship between the object and the VoipPerformanceManager managing node object.