Is it possible to obtain tx and rx CCQ via SNMP? If so, can anyone post the OIDs?

If it's not possible via SNMP, is there any other way to monitor CCQ? We have a link that has issues occasionally and I think they come up when the CCQ drops below 10, but can't prove it.

Does anyone care about CCQ? I think it is a very important measure - as important as RSSI.

Has anyone been able to get this information via snmp?

No! use script to log - from a troublesome link 900mhz
12:45:00 script,info log_rf_data2::signal-to-noise=,tx-ccq=15,rx-ccq=,noise-
floor=-99
12:50:00 script,info log_rf_data2::signal-to-noise=,tx-ccq=30,rx-ccq=,noise-
floor=-99
12:55:00 script,info log_rf_data2::signal-to-noise=,tx-ccq=55,rx-ccq=,noise-
floor=-99
13:00:00 script,info log_rf_data2::signal-to-noise=,tx-ccq=35,rx-ccq=,noise-
floor=-99
13:05:00 script,info log_rf_data2::signal-to-noise=,tx-ccq=28,rx-ccq=,noise-
floor=-99
13:09:59 script,info log_rf_data2::signal-to-noise=,tx-ccq=46,rx-ccq=,noise-
floor=-99
13:15:00 script,info log_rf_data2::signal-to-noise=,tx-ccq=53,rx-ccq=,noise-
floor=-98
13:20:00 script,info log_rf_data2::signal-to-noise=,tx-ccq=31,rx-ccq=,noise-
floor=-98

Produced by
system script print

1 name="log_rf_data2" owner="admin"
policy=ftp,reboot,read,write,policy,test,winbox,password
last-started=jul/09/2007 13:20:00 run-count=1520
source=
/int wir monitor [find name=wlan3] once do {:env; :log info ("log_rf_data2
::signal-to-noise=" . $signal-to-noise . ",tx-ccq=" . $overall-tx-ccq . ",rx-ccq
=" . $rx-ccq . ",noise-floor=" . $noise-floor);}

#/int wir monitor [find name=wlan3] once do {:env; :put ("log_rf_data2::si
gnal-to-noise=" . $signal-to-noise . ",tx-ccq=" . $overall-tx-ccq . ",rx-ccq=" .
$rx-ccq . ",noise-floor=" . $noise-floor);}
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