Nokia ESB26 User Manual page 333

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By default, the trap alert is enabled.
Command Syntax
device-name(config monitor INDICATOR)#trap {enable | disable}
Argument Description
enable Enables the monitoring alerts.
disable Disables the monitoring alerts.
Setting the Limit for Triggering Alerts
The limit command, in Monitoring Configuration mode, defines the limit value that triggers
alert notifications. The no form of the command restores the limit to the default value.
Specifying a zero value removes the limit.
Note that this command is available only for the temperature and port indicators.
Table 27-3 lists the default limit values for triggering monitoring alerts.
Command Syntax
device-name(config monitor INDICATOR)#limit <value>
device-name(config monitor INDICATOR)#no limit
Argument Description
value The value of the limit. A zero value (0) disables limit-based alerts, and erases the limit.
Example 1
The following example sets a reference value of 7 percent error packets:
device-name(config monitor cpu-usage)#limit 7
Example 2
The following example restores the cpu-usage monitoring limit to 80
device-name(config monitor cpu-usage)#no limit
Setting Multiple Limits for Triggering Alerts
The delta command, in Monitoring Configuration mode, sets the scale used to trigger alerts as
a measured value changes. The no form of the command restores the delta to its default value.
The command determines delta points, which are points located along the scale on both sides
of a limit value at distances that are whole multiples of a specified <difference> value.
Specifying a zero value disables the delta alerts.
NOTE Delta tracing not available for port monitoring.
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