CISCO-SESS-BORDER-CTRLR-STATS-MIB Table View

This table has the reporting statistics of various RADIUS
messages for RADIUS servers with which the client (SBC) shares a
secret. Each entry in this table is identified by a 
value of csbRadiusStatsEntIndex. The other indices of this table
are csbCallStatsInstanceIndex defined in 
csbCallStatsInstanceTable and csbCallStatsServiceIndex defined
in csbCallStatsTable.

This table describes the Rf billing statistics information
which monitors the messages sent per-realm by Rf billing 
manager(SBC). SBC sends Rf billing data using Diameter as a
transport protocol. Rf billing uses only ACR and ACA Diameter
messages for the transport of billing data. The
Accounting-Record-Type AVP on the ACR message labels the type 
of the accounting request. The following types are used by Rf
billing.
1.   For session-based charging, the types Start (session
begins), Interim (session is modified) and Stop (session ends)
are used.
2.   For event-based charging, the type Event is used when a
chargeable event occurs outside the scope of a session.
          
Each row of this table is identified by a value of
csbRfBillRealmStatsIndex and csbRfBillRealmStatsRealmName.
The other indices of this table are csbCallStatsInstanceIndex
defined in csbCallStatsInstanceTable and 
csbCallStatsServiceIndex defined in csbCallStatsTable.

This table reports count of SIP request and various SIP
responses  for each SIP method on a SIP adjacency in a given
interval. Each entry in this table represents a SIP method, its
incoming and outgoing count, individual incoming and outgoing 
count of various SIP responses for this method on a SIP
adjacency in a given interval. To understand the meaning of 
interval please refer <Periodic Statistics> section in 
description of ciscoSbcStatsMIB.  
This table is indexed on csbSIPMthdCurrentStatsAdjName,
csbSIPMthdCurrentStatsMethod and 
csbSIPMthdCurrentStatsInterval. The other indices of this
table are csbCallStatsInstanceIndex defined in 
csbCallStatsInstanceTable and csbCallStatsServiceIndex defined
in csbCallStatsTable.

This table provide historical count of SIP request and various
SIP responses for each SIP method on a SIP adjacency in various
interval length defined by the csbSIPMthdHistoryStatsInterval
object. Each entry in this table represents a SIP method, its
incoming and outgoing count, individual incoming and outgoing 
count of various SIP responses for this method on a SIP
adjacency in a given interval. The possible values of interval
will be previous 5 minutes, previous 15 minutes, previous 1 hour
and previous day. To understand the meaning of interval please
refer <Periodic Statistics> description of ciscoSbcStatsMIB.
This table is indexed on csbSIPMthdHistoryStatsAdjName,
csbSIPMthdHistoryStatsMethod and 
csbSIPMthdHistoryStatsInterval. The other indices of this
table are csbCallStatsInstanceIndex defined in 
csbCallStatsInstanceTable and csbCallStatsServiceIndex defined
in csbCallStatsTable.

This table reports SIP method request and response code
statistics for each method and response code combination on
given SIP adjacency in a given interval. To understand the 
meaning of interval please refer <Periodic Statistics> section
in description of ciscoSbcStatsMIB. An exact lookup will return
a row only  if -
1) detailed response code statistics are turned on in SBC
2) response code  messages sent or received is non zero for 
   given SIP adjacency, method and interval.
Also an inexact lookup will only return rows for messages with
non-zero counts, to protect the user from large numbers of rows 
for response codes which have not been received or sent.

This table reports historical data for SIP method request and
response code statistics for each method and response code 
combination in a given past interval. The possible values of 
interval will be previous 5 minutes, previous 15 minutes, 
previous 1 hour and previous day. To understand the 
meaning of interval please refer <Periodic Statistics> section
in description of ciscoSbcStatsMIB. An exact lookup will return
a row only  if -
1) detailed response code statistics are turned on in SBC
2) response code  messages sent or received is non zero for 
   given SIP adjacency, method and interval.
Also an inexact lookup will only return rows for messages with
non-zero counts, to protect the user from large numbers of rows
for response codes which have not been received or sent.