Nokia ESB26 User Manual page 334

27.
Command Syntax
device-name(config monitor INDICATOR)#delta <difference> [always|greater|less]
device-name(config monitor INDICATOR)#no delta
Argument Description
difference The amount of change that triggers an alert.
For temperature monitoring, the unit is degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius.
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always Triggers an alert when the measured value rises above or drops below any delta
point (the limit, plus or minus a multiple of <difference>).
greater Triggers an alert when the measured value rises above any delta point that
exceeds the limit by a multiple of <difference>).
less Triggers an alert when the measured value falls below any delta point that is
smaller than the limit by a multiple of <difference>).
Example 1
The following example triggers an alert when the measured temperature exceeds the limit by
5º, 10º, 15º, etc, but not when it is lower than the limit temperature:
device-name(config monitor temperature)#delta 5 greater
Example 2
The following example triggers an alert when the measured temperature is higher or lower
than the limit by 3%, 6%, 9%, etc:
device-name(config monitor temperature)#delta 3 always
Example 3
The following example stops delta-based temperature monitoring:
device-name(config monitor temperature)#no delta
Displaying the Periodic Monitoring Configuration
Table 27-7 lists the commands used to display the periodic monitoring configuration.
Table 27-7 Periodic Monitoring Display Commands
C o m m a n d
show monitor
show
show temperature
Displaying the Monitor Settings
The show monitor command, in Privileged (Enable) mode, displays the current periodic
monitoring settings of all enabled indicators.
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Periodic Monitoring
D e s c r i p t i o n
Displays the current periodic monitoring settings of all enabled indicators.
Displays the current periodic monitoring settings of a specific indicator.
Displays the current Celsius (Centigrade) and Fahrenheit temperature at
the unit's CPU area.
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