[Outages-discussion] External monitoring

[Greg Dickinson]

So this isn't directly "outage" related, but if you squint really hard and look at it sideways, it might fit the standard :)

I need to monitor our phone system for the ability to dial in and out (basically, monitor our SIP trunks and related infrastructure, back to the PBX).  I envision a service that would place a call every few minutes (15 or 20) to a specified number, and if it got no answer, would send an alert.  Does anyone know of a service like this, or have an alternative way of testing this?

Greg Dickinson
Network Engineer

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