Dell Force10 E600i FTOS Version 8.4.1.5 Configuration Guide for ExaScale - Page 353

Create an FTSA Policy Test List Create the list of conditions for which FTSA should search. You may include a pre-defined list (Table 19-1, "Pre-defined Policy Test Lists," in Force10 Service Agent) and specify additional test conditions (Table 19-2, "Custom Policy Test Conditions," in Force10 Service Agent). To create a new, empty policy test list: Task Create a policy test list and name it. Command policy-test-list name Command Mode CALLHOME Choose test conditions for a policy test list Once you create a policy test list, FTOS enters the CALLHOME TESTLIST context. The list you created is initially empty. You may choose one of three pre-defined condition lists, or create your own. The three pre-defined condition lists are shown in Table 19-1, "Pre-defined Policy Test Lists," in Force10 Service Agent. Table 19-1. Pre-defined Policy Test Lists Condition Conditions Tested Exception Hardware CPU above 85%, crash, task crash, dump, reload due to error, RPM failover due to error Hardware Status SFM status transition from active to another state RPM status transition from active to another state Line Card transition from active to another state Port-pipe error or transition to down PEM transition from up to another state AC PSU transition from up to other state Fan Tray down or individual fan down Environmental status Overtemp for each item listed in show environment Over/under-voltage for each item listed in show environment Software SWP Timeout, IPC Timeout, IRC timeout, CPU > 85%, Memory usage > 85% To add a pre-defined list of conditions to your policy test list: Task Command Add a pre-defined list of conditions to default-test [exception | hardware | your policy test list. software] Command Mode CALLHOME TESTLIST Force10 Service Agent | 353