Introduction Configurable Alarm Severity (Interface Alarm)
Software Reference for SwitchBlade x3100 Series Switches (Alarms and Troubleshooting)
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SET ALARMS THRESHOLD
Syntax
SET ALARMS THRESHOLD [ MINOR=value ] [ MAJOR=value ] [ CRITI-
CAL=value ]
Description The alarm thresholds control when the MINOR, MAJOR, and CRITICAL Port Outage
Threshold alarms are raised. The entered values must be non-zero and satisfy the condi-
tion: MINOR < MAJOR < CRITICAL These signify the lowest number of ports for that
alarm to be raised. When all UPLINK ports are out of service a CRITICAL alarm will be
raised regardless of the threshold values.
Options The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Example
SET ALARMS THRESHOLD MINOR=10
Warning(033613): 9 ports can go out of service before
an alarm is raised if the MINOR threshold is 10.
Threshold Mark
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MINOR 10
MAJOR 24
CRITICAL 128
Info (010017): Operation Successful
Option Description Default Value
THRESH-
OLD
MINOR - Minimum number of ports before a MINOR
alarm is raised. Setting minor to anything greater than 1
is allowed but not recommended. That means that
(MINOR - 1) ports can be out of service before the
threshold alarm is raised.
MAJOR - Minimum number of ports before a MAJOR
alarm is raised.
CRITICAL - Minimum number of ports before a CRITI-
CAL alarm is raised.