07-09-2013 12:35 PM - edited 03-16-2019 06:17 PM
Hello NetPros,
We have about 300 sites, 40000+ users, 700+ GWs and 7 clusters. We believe our CFB resources are not adequately distributed. I need to audit all GWs, find available CFB resources, find the number of heads and configure the correct number for Maximum session under dspfarm profile. The assumption is only 5% of the users at a given site will need CFB.
I guess the manual approach would be to go to:
- Pub of each cluster
- Open each and every configured Device Pool (1000+)
- Select the Dependency Record on the right corner of the page
- Take on note the number of the phones registered to each DP
- Click on the Conference Bridge on the same Dependency Record page
- Take the IP address of the GW
- Log in to the GW, go to dspfarm profile and take on note the maximum session configured
- Do the calculation for 5% of the users in each site that will need conference
- Assign the right number to the Maximum sessions under dspfarm profile
Is there any easier way of accopmlishing this task?
Your help would be much appreciated,
MK
07-12-2013 08:41 AM
What do you think he's doing every time he makes you one of those queries? No one has these tables memorized. You just do a search for the type of information you're looking for and build a query from that.
07-12-2013 09:14 AM
Let's see if Tony or anybody else can help me with that. I have a very limited time to accomplish the above task.
MK
07-12-2013 09:22 AM
Perhaps you should look into hiring a consultant?
07-12-2013 09:29 AM
Thank you for the offer, I will let you know if we need one. For now let me see if I can get the SQL command.
MK
07-12-2013 11:12 AM
Tony,
Would that be possible for you to share with me the last SQL command I asked. I tried to go through the document Brian sent but no luck. The problem is I don't have much time left.
Thanks,
MK
07-14-2013 09:05 AM
Can anybody please help to put together a SQL query which displays the following in the same output.
- Name of Divice Pool (DP)
- MRGL within the DP
- MRG within MRGL
- Confenrence Bridge name within MRG
Thanks,
MK
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