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Command Reference Guide
alarm-priority-level
Use the alarm-priority-level command to configure the lowest level priority condition that generates an
alarm on this maintenance endpoint (MEP). Use the no form of this command to return to the default
priority condition. Variations of this command include:
alarm-priority-level errorccm
alarm-priority-level macstatus
alarm-priority-level none
alarm-priority-level rdi-ccm
alarm-priority-level remoteccm
alarm-priority-level xconccm
Syntax Description
errorccm
macstatus
none
rdi-ccm
remoteccm
xconccm
Default Values
By default, priority conditions of 1 or higher generate alarms.
Command History
Release 17.4
Functional Notes
Alarm notifications are sent either by using the AOS event priority system or through Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP) notification. The alarms are sent as priority 1 (error), and cleared alarms
are sent as priority 3 (notice). SNMP notification of alarms are sent to the fault alarm address configured
on the MEP reporting the fault. No SNMP notification is sent when an alarm clears. You can specify using
SNMP notification for alarms by using the command
For more information regarding Ethernet operations, administration, and maintenance (OAM) connectivity
fault management (CFM) and its operation on AOS products, refer to the Ethernet OAM CFM in AOS
configuration guide available online at
60000CRG0-35E
Specifies that priority conditions of 4 or higher generate alarms.
Specifies that priority conditions of 2 or higher generate alarms.
Specifies that no priority conditions generate alarms.
Specifies that priority conditions of 1 or higher generate alarms.
Specifies that priority conditions of 3 or higher generate alarms.
Specifies that priority conditions of 5 or higher generate alarms.
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