Nokia ESB26 User Manual page 328

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If no argument is specified, the command enables/disables all the alert options (log and trap).
If one of the arguments is specified, the command enables/disables only that alert option. By
default, all the alert options are enabled.
By default, monitoring is enabled.
Command Syntax
device-name(config)#monitor all [log| trap] {enable|disable}
device-name(config)#no monitor all [log | trap]
Argument Description
log Write alert messages to the log history.
trap Send SNMP traps.
enable Enable periodical monitoring of all the parameters.
disable Disable periodical monitoring of all the parameters.
Monitoring CPU Usage
The monitor cpu-usage command, in Global Configuration mode, enables or disables
monitoring of the CPU usage. The no form of this command disables monitoring of the CPU
usage.
The CPU usage monitor constantly collects samples of CPU usage and periodically calculates
their average value from previous percentage estimates. If the calculated value exceeds a
configured limit value, the monitor issues a log alert.
To see the CPU usage, use the show cpu utilization command in Privileged (Enable) mode.
By default, CPU usage monitoring is enabled.
Command Syntax
device-name(config)#monitor cpu-usage {enable | disable}
device-name(config)#no monitor cpu-usage
device-name(config)#monitor cpu-usage
device-name(config monitor cpu-usage)#
Argument Description
enable Enables monitoring of CPU usage.
disable Disables monitoring of CPU usage.
Monitoring the Ports
The monitor ports command, in Global Configuration mode, enables or disables monitoring
of the ports. The no form of this command disables monitoring of the ports.
You can use the command without arguments to enter into Monitoring Configuration mode
for setting the port monitoring parameters.
By default, port monitoring is enabled.
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