Deleting An Rmon Alarm Index; Setting The Rmon Alarm Attributes; Assigning An Owner; Finding And Defining A Sample Variable - Cisco 11503 - CSS Content Services Switch Administration Manual
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Chapter 6
Configuring Remote Monitoring (RMON)
Deleting an RMON Alarm Index
Setting the RMON Alarm Attributes
Assigning an Owner
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If you have an active RMON alarm index that you no longer need and want to
delete it, use the no rmon-alarm command. This command is available in the
RMON alarm, RMON event, RMON history, and global configuration modes.
For example, to delete RMON alarm 1 and its configuration, enter:
(config)# no rmon-alarm 1
Delete Alarm <1>,[y/n]:y
After you create an RMON alarm index, access RMON alarm configuration mode
for an existing inactive alarm identifier and set its attributes. This section includes
the following topics:
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Assigning an Owner
Finding and Defining a Sample Variable
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Defining the Absolute or Delta Sampling Method
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Defining a Rising Threshold and Rising Event
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Defining a Falling Threshold and Index
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Defining a Startup Alarm
Defining the Sampling Interval
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After you set all of the attributes, activate the alarm as described in the
an RMON Alarm"
section.
If an RMON alarm is activated and you want to make modifications to certain
alarm attributes, you must first suspend the RMON alarm (as described in the
"Suspending an RMON Alarm"
Define the owner who configured the RMON alarm and is using the resources
assigned to the alarm. To define the owner, use the owner "owner_name"
command. You must reassign an owner before you can reactivate the RMON
alarm.
section).
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