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Change Monitor Threshold, Events, Table 15: Event Types, Severity Levels

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Using Fabric Watch Change Monitor Threshold For some elements, Fabric Watch registers an event whenever the counter value changes, not just if the counter crosses a boundary. The change monitor threshold is a threshold that requires no boundary trait because it automatically assigns the current counter value as the boundary. Whenever the counter value changes, Fabric Watch registers an event. To configure a change monitor threshold you must configure a changed alarm. Events Whenever a counter crosses a threshold, Fabric Watch identifies the occurrence as an event. You can configure Fabric Watch so that events trigger alarms that notify you that the event took place. Fabric Watch software recognizes six types of events. Table 15 describes Fabric Watch event types. Table 15: Event Types Event Type above below changed exceeded in-between Description A counter has risen above the high boundary. This event applies only to rising/falling thresholds. A counter has fallen below the low boundary. This event applies only to rising/falling thresholds. A counter value has changed. This event applies only to change monitor thresholds. A counter has risen above the high boundary or fallen below the low boundary. This event applies only to range thresholds. A counter value has returned to a value between the high boundary and the low boundary. This event applies only to range thresholds. Severity Levels Severity states appear in error messages to indicate the urgency of each alarm. lists the various severity states. Only states 3 and 4 appear in user messages. All other states are MIB-related. 50 Fabric Watch Version 3.1.x/4.1.x User Guide

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Using Fabric Watch
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Fabric Watch Version 3.1.x/4.1.x User Guide
Change Monitor Threshold
For some elements, Fabric Watch registers an event
whenever the counter value
changes
, not just if the counter crosses a boundary. The change monitor threshold
is a threshold that requires no boundary trait because it automatically assigns the
current counter value as the boundary. Whenever the counter value changes,
Fabric Watch registers an event.
To configure a change monitor threshold you must configure a changed alarm.
Events
Whenever a counter crosses a threshold, Fabric Watch identifies the occurrence as
an
event
. You can configure Fabric Watch so that events trigger alarms that notify
you that the event took place. Fabric Watch software recognizes six types of
events.
Table 15
describes Fabric Watch event types.
Severity Levels
Severity states appear in error messages to indicate the urgency of each alarm. lists
the various severity states. Only states 3 and 4 appear in user messages. All other
states are MIB-related.
Table 15:
Event Types
Event Type
Description
above
A counter has risen above the high boundary. This event applies
only to rising/falling thresholds.
below
A counter has fallen below the low boundary. This event applies
only to rising/falling thresholds.
changed
A counter value has changed. This event applies only to change
monitor thresholds.
exceeded
A counter has risen above the high boundary or fallen below the
low boundary. This event applies only to range thresholds.
in-between
A counter value has returned to a value between the high boundary
and the low boundary. This event applies only to range thresholds.