Nortel DMS-100 Series Application Manual page 35

Startup procedures 2-11
EXCEPTVAL indicates which indices to suppress and which to include in
the trees selected by TREETOPS. This value must be divided by ten to
arrive at the index value it represents (for example, 950 represents 95.0).
When the DISPLAY subcommand is used, only those indices with values
less than the exception value are displayed; all other indices, including NA
indices, are suppressed. The default value of EXCEPTVAL is 1001 (that is,
100.1), which ensures that all indices in the trees selected by TREETOPS
will be displayed.
Setting EXCEPTVAL to its default value disables exception reporting.
To set any of the options to a specific value, type
>SETREP <option> <value>
and press the Enter key.
To display the current settings of each option, type
>SETREP
and press the Enter key.
To change each option to its default value, type
>SETREP <option>
and press the Enter key.
UNSATLEVEL is the upper limit of unsatisfactory performance for an
index. Values below this number, but higher than UNACCLEVEL, are
marked with an asterisk (*) in SPMS reports. This value must be divided by
ten to arrive at the index value it represents (for example, 750 represents
75.0). The default value of UNSATLEVEL is 900 (90.0). The value of
UNSATLEVEL must be greater than the value of UNACCLEVEL.
UNACCLEVEL is the upper limit of unacceptable performance for an
index. Values below this number are marked with double asterisks (**) in
SPMS reports. This value must be divided by ten to arrive at the index value
it represents (for example, 750 represents 75.0). The default value of
UNACCLEVEL is 800 (80.0). The value of UNACCLEVEL must be less
than the value of UNSATLEVEL.
Use of the SETREP subcommand with default settings produces an
automatically generated SPMS report similar to Figure 2-1.
DMS-100 Family Switch Performance Monitoring System Application Guide BASE09 and up