| Title: | DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT. |
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| Moderator: | TAEC::BEROUD |
| Created: | Mon Aug 21 1989 |
| Last Modified: | Wed Jun 04 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
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I have another issue that I would like help with.
I am monitoring a number of SNMP managed DECbridge 90s, which
accumulate errors on their ethernet devices, as well as a couple of OSI
managed DECnis', which also clock up ethernet errors. The customer has
decided that they can live with a certain number of these errors, but
have specified a threshold. Can someone please suggest an expression
for an alarm that is capable of firing if the threshold is exceeded,
but not otherwise.
Kind Regards
Jack
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| 6100.1 | Using OCCURS rules | TAEC::BRONOEL | Mon Aug 29 1994 05:19 | 17 | |
One rule format allows MCC users to build rule which fire
when a given number of events has been received. The
threshold is an argument of that rule creation. Here is
a sample example :
CREATE DOMAIN foo RULE bar OCCURS_N_TIME_FORMAT_5 = ( -
ENTITY = (NODE *), -
EVENT NAME = "Rebooted", -
COUNT = 10),
AUTO ENABLE = no
The above rule will fire after 10 events ("Rebooted") received.
Regards.
Jean-Marc Bronoel.
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| 6100.2 | Try the PA | WELLIN::MCCALLUM | Wed Aug 31 1994 07:48 | 13 | |
You can put alarm rules on the statistics values offered
from the performance analyser, so if you have that
you can do quite a lot. To quickly see whats available you can try to
graph the statistics and it will show you what statistics can be
calculated - or try the PA manual.
If thats no good - there is not a simple answer except writing some dcl
to do it for you, you could do this with the script AM though which
would make it nicely integrated but is more work.
Dave McCallum
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| 6100.3 | Bit more | WELLIN::MCCALLUM | Wed Aug 31 1994 07:50 | 4 | |
There are some statistics in mcc_common:MCC_ALARMS_SAMPLE_RULES.COM
Dave
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