AXL/SOAP queries for CUC

[Alain]

Hello,

I’m look to find the information about the AXL/SOAP queries for CUC.

I looking for:

• The list of AXL/SOAP queries.
• The frequency by hour or day base on MED polling setup.

Thanks,

[Scott_Clement]

Hi @Alain, 

Here's a list of timings for perfmon based CUC records:

Long Name                                      Perfmon class                                      Request Frequency
CUCDataStore                                CUC Data Store                                    Once Every 24 Hours
CUCDataStoreDatabases              CUC Data Store: Databases               Once Every 24 Hours 
CUCMessageStore                        CUC Message Store                             Once Every 24 Hours
CUCMessageStoreDatabases      CUC Message Store: Databases        Once Every 24 Hours
CUCPersonalCallTransferRules    CUC Personal Call Transfer Rules      Polling interval
CUCPhoneSystem                         CUC Phone System                              Polling interval
CUCPhoneSystemPorts                CUC Phone System                              Polling Interval
CUCReplication                             CUC Replication                                   Once Every 24 Hours
CUCSessionsVoice                        CUC Sessions: Voice                            Once Every 24 Hours
CUCSessionsVUI                           CUC Sessions: VUI                                Once Every 24 Hours

All requests are using the 'PerfmonPollingSec' parameter defined in the performance profile xml's to set the request interval.

If you're using cma-profile-med.xml, this is set to 60 seconds by default (I'm referencing an 11.9p6 install).

For records defined to be collected once every 24 hours, it'll be based on last startup time, so if you restart the collector at 7am, the data in those records will be refreshed at 7am each day (until the next restart).

Hope this helps!

Regards,

Scott Clement

[Alain]

Thank you Scott,

One more thing, Could you identify which one are POST and which one are GET.

Thanks,

[Scott_Clement · Accepted solution]

Hi @Alain,

From what I've been able to find, it looks like POST is the only method that can be used for AXL requests for Cisco? If you require specifics, it might warrant opening a support case so we can pass the question through to R&D (as I suspect they'll need to consult the source code to confirm).

Regards,

Scott