Set Port Traffichigh; Set Port Trafficlow - Network Critical SmartNA-X User Manual

Example
Set port 3A to TAP mode LFP:
CONTROLLER>select slot 3
SLOT3>set port A tap lfp
speed : set auto actual 1G
duplex : set auto actual full
mdi : set mdi-x actual mdi-x
mastering : set preferslave actual master
autoneg : auto
tap : lfp
autolock : on
lock : off
description: Web router downstream port
usage : network
port type : Registered Jack 45 (RJ45)
PORT UP
traffic threshold low : 0
traffic threshold high: 100

set port traffichigh

Use the set port traffichigh command to set a high traffic threshold limit for the specified port (not available for V-Line
modules). The value you enter is a percentage of the overall maximum bandwidth of the port, and is used as a trigger for
SNMP health notifications when bandwidth usage rises above this level.
Syntax
set port port-id traffichigh %high-threshold
Parameters
port-id Specify the port letter to set or show. A–D for front ports; 0 or 1 for rear ports.
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%high-threshold Specify a high traffic threshold, as a percentage of the total available bandwidth.
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Example
Set a 95% high traffic threshold for port 4A:
CONTROLLER>set port 4 traffichigh 95

set port trafficlow

Use the set port trafficlow command to set a low traffic threshold limit for the specified port (not available for V-Line
modules). The value you enter is a percentage of the overall maximum bandwidth of the port, and is used as a trigger for
SNMP health notifications when bandwidth usage falls below this level.
Syntax
set port port-id trafficlow %low-threshold
Parameters
port-id Specify the port letter to set or show. A–D for front ports; 0 or 1 for rear ports.
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%low-threshold Specify a low traffic threshold as a percentage of the total available bandwidth.
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Example
Set a 5% low traffic threshold for port 4A:
CONTROLLER>select slot 3
SLOT3>set port A trafficlow 5
speed : set auto actual 1G
duplex : set auto actual full
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