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TABLE 12, Configuration options for, command

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thConfig command 6 TABLE 12 Class name Configuration options for thConfig command Valid area types Threshold Threshold action Configuration recommendation Fabric ED - Number of E_Ports down FC - Fabric reconfiguration DC - Domain ID changes SC - Segmentation changes ZC - Zone changes FL - Fabric logins Default or Custom1 Default or Custom2 It is recommended that you leave the entire Fabric class in its default state (no alerts). See "Fabric monitoring setting guidelines" on page 38 for more information. Security TV - Telnet violations HV - HTTP violations SV - Serial violations DV - DCC violations IC - Invalid certifications LV - Login violations TS - TS out-of-sync FF - SLAP failures NF - No FCS ISB - Incompatible security IV - Illegal command Default or Custom1 Default or Custom2 Use the Security class default settings for areas and alarm configuration. There is no reason to alter the default settings. SFP TXP - Transmit areas Default or Default or Use the SFP default settings. The RXP - Receive areas Custom1 Custom2 traits are SFP-specific and there is no Current reason to alter them. See "SFP Voltage Temperature monitoring default settings" on page 44 for more information. PWROnHours Filter CUSTDEF Default or Default or Use the Filter default settings. Custom1 Custom2 EE (End-to-end performance) RXF - Receive areas TXP - Transmit areas Default or Custom1 Default or Custom2 It is recommended that you leave the entire Performance Monitor Class and End-to-End Performance Monitor Class area settings in their default state (no alerts). 1To change the default, provide an integer value. 2Valid custom action setting values include SNMP, RASlog, portlog, e-mail, or none. Fabric Watch Administrator's Guide 47 53-1002752-01

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Fabric Watch Administrator’s Guide
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53-1002752-01
thConfig command
6
TABLE 12
Configuration options for
thConfig
command
Class name
Valid area types
Threshold
Threshold
action
Configuration recommendation
Fabric
ED - Number of E_Ports
down
FC - Fabric reconfiguration
DC - Domain ID changes
SC - Segmentation changes
ZC - Zone changes
FL - Fabric logins
Default or
Custom
1
Default or
Custom
2
It is recommended that you leave the
entire Fabric class in its default state
(no alerts).
See
“Fabric monitoring setting
guidelines”
on page 38 for more
information.
Security
TV - Telnet violations
HV - HTTP violations
SV - Serial violations
DV - DCC violations
IC - Invalid certifications
LV - Login violations
TS - TS out-of-sync
FF - SLAP failures
NF - No FCS
ISB - Incompatible security
IV - Illegal command
Default or
Custom
1
Default or
Custom
2
Use the Security class default settings
for areas and alarm configuration.
There is no reason to alter the default
settings.
SFP
TXP - Transmit areas
RXP - Receive areas
Current
Voltage
Temperature
PWROnHours
Default or
Custom
1
Default or
Custom
2
Use the SFP default settings. The
traits are SFP-specific and there is no
reason to alter them. See
“SFP
monitoring default settings”
on
page 44 for more information.
Filter
CUSTDEF
Default or
Custom
1
Default or
Custom
2
Use the Filter default settings.
EE (End-to-end
performance)
RXF - Receive areas
TXP - Transmit areas
Default or
Custom
1
Default or
Custom
2
It is recommended that you leave the
entire Performance Monitor Class and
End-to-End Performance Monitor
Class area settings in their default
state (no alerts).
1
To change the default, provide an integer value.
2
Valid custom action setting values include SNMP, RASlog, portlog, e-mail, or none.