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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • Monitoring Asterisk VoIP servers Monitoring SIP Peers This feature was written by Michael Batz. • References • 'Monitoring Asterisk SIP Clients', This feature appears to be not working due to an AMI AuthenticationError login error in OpenNMS 19.0.1; this is being investigated (see the issue tracker above) SIP peers are either local SIP devices such as phones or remote SIP trunk endpoints. Create an Asterisk Manager Interface user The monitoring is done using the Asterisk Manager Interface, a command-line interface to Asterisk. Edit the file /etc/asterisk/manager.conf to add in a new AMI user named 'opennms' that will be used by OpenNMS. Vi /etc/asterisk/manager.conf. [opennms] writetimeout = secret = mysecretpwd deny = 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0; deny all IPs by default permit = 10.11.12.13/255.255.255.255; but permit connections from the OpenNMS server read = none write = reporting Now edit the related OpenNMS configuration file to provide these credentials to OpenNMS. Vi /etc/opennms/ami-config.xml Ensure SIP devices are configured with 'qualify=yes' Asterisk needs to be configured to monitor SIP connections.

Configure SIP devices and trunks with the 'qualify=yes' option. Confirm monitoring is in place by running the command 'sip show peers' in Asterisk. The 'Status' column for the desired SIP peer should show 'OK (x ms)'. Note also the SIP peer name (not the username part). This will be needed later. Create poller monitoring objects for each SIP peer to monitor Edit poller-configuration.xml and define each SIP peer to monitor. Usually, these will be placed in the 'example1' poller package.

Ihe example creates a service named '490-SIP' to monitor the SIP peer named '490' (phone extension 490, in this case). The SIP peer name must exactly match what Asterisk displays as the peer name in 'sip show peers'. Vi /etc/opennms/poller-configuration.xml. Twilight saga breaking down movie in dual audio 500 mb ram.

In the monitor section at the end of the package definition, add a matching monitor line. Repeat the process for each SIP peer to monitor. Restart OpenNMS for the new poller definitions to become active. Create a provisioning requisition for the monitored Asterisk server Now create an Asterisk server object and attach the above polling objects to it. This is done through a provisioning requisition. GUI method Using the OpenNMS web GUI, go to Admin > Manage Provisioning Requisitions. • Enter a name for this provisioning requisition in the text box in the upper-left, e.g.