3Com 3C17300A Implementation Guide - Page 61

The Default Alarm Settings, Table 5 - software upgrade

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RMON and the Switch 61 Table 5 Alarm Events Event Notify and filter port Notify and disable port Notify and enable port Disable port Enable port Notify and unfilter port System started Software Upgrade report Action Send Trap. Block broadcast and multicast traffic on the port. Recovers with the unfilter port event. Send Trap. Turn port off. Send Trap. Turn port on. Turn port off. Turn port on. Send Trap. Stop blocking broadcast and multicast traffic on the port. The Default Alarm Settings A new or initialized Switch has the following alarm(s) defined for each port: ■ Broadcast bandwidth used ■ Percentage of errors over one minute The default values and actions for each of these alarms are given in Table 6. Table 6 Values for the default alarm(s) Statistic High Threshold Broadcast Value: 20% bandwidth used Action: Notify and filter Number of errors Value: 8 errors per 10 over 10 seconds seconds Action: Smart auto-sensing will reduce port speed Low Threshold Recovery Period Value: 10% 30 secs Action: Notify and unfilter Value: 8 errors per 10 seconds 10 secs Action: None. (Speed can only be increased upon link loss, for example by removing and replacing the cable, or by triggering the port to perform another auto-negotiation on that link.)

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RMON and the Switch
61
The Default Alarm
Settings
A new or initialized Switch has the following alarm(s) defined for each
port:
Broadcast bandwidth used
Percentage of errors over one minute
The default values and actions for each of these alarms are given in
Table 6
.
Notify and filter port
Send Trap. Block broadcast and multicast
traffic on the port. Recovers with the
unfilter
port
event.
Notify and disable port
Send Trap. Turn port off.
Notify and enable port
Send Trap. Turn port on.
Disable port
Turn port off.
Enable port
Turn port on.
Notify and unfilter port
Send Trap. Stop blocking broadcast and
multicast traffic on the port.
System started
Software Upgrade report
Table 5
Alarm Events
Event
Action
Table 6
Values for the default alarm(s)
Statistic
High Threshold
Low Threshold
Recovery
Period
Broadcast
bandwidth used
Value: 20%
Action: Notify and filter
Value: 10%
Action: Notify and unfilter
30 secs
Number of errors
over 10 seconds
Value: 8 errors per 10
seconds
Action: Smart
auto-sensing will reduce
port speed
Value: 8 errors per 10
seconds
Action: None. (Speed can
only be increased upon
link loss, for example by
removing and replacing
the cable, or by triggering
the port to perform
another auto-negotiation
on that link.)
10 secs