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Syntax
monitor-duration name
no monitor-duration name
Parameters
name
Guidelines
Use the monitor-duration command to assign a Duration Monitor to the current
Multi-Protocol Gateway.
Duration Monitors watch for events that meet or exceed a configured duration.
When a duration is met or exceeded, the monitor can either post a notification to a
log or block service for a configured amount of time.
Use the no monitor-duration command to remove the assignment of a Duration
Monitor from a Multi-Protocol Gateway.
Related Commands
monitor-count (Global), monitor-service (Global)
Examples
v Assigns the mpgwDuration Duration Monitor to the current Multi-Protocol
v Removes the mpgwDuration Duration Monitor.
monitor-processing-policy
Sets the behavior when a service has multiple monitors.
Syntax
monitor-processing-policy {terminate-at-first-throttle | terminate-at-first-match}
Parameters
terminate-at-first-throttle
terminate-at-first-match
Specifies the name of a Duration Monitor.
Gateway.
# monitor-duration mpgwDuration
#
# no monitor-duration mpgwDuration
#
(Default) Monitors will execute in the order in which they are listed. After
any monitor either shapes (buffers to delay) or rejects a message, none of
the further monitors will execute.
Monitors will execute in the order in which they are listed. After any
monitor matches a message and takes any action, none of the further
monitors will execute.
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