kpi alarm-thresholds

This command configures the Alarm Thresholds table, which lets you define alarm thresholds for performance monitoring parameters.

Syntax

(config-system)# kpi alarm-thresholds <Index>
(alarm-thresholds-<Index>)# 

Command	Description
Index	Defines the table row index.
entity-index	Defines a specific index row of the entity with which the performance monitoring parameter is associated.
kpi-name	Defines the name of the performance monitoring parameter for which this alarm threshold rule applies.
pm-path	Defines the path (application name, group name and element name) to the performance monitoring parameter.
threshold-clear-message	Defines the alarm text that is displayed when the alarm is cleared.
threshold-clear-watermark	Defines a value that if crossed by the performance monitoring parameter, clears the raised alarm.
threshold-direction {down|up}	Defines the direction of crossing the threshold values (watermarks) for which the alarm is raised or cleared.
threshold-mode {disabled|enabled}	Enables (activates) the Alarm Threshold rule.
threshold-raise-message	Defines the alarm text that is displayed when the alarm is raised.
threshold-raise-watermark	Defines a value that if crossed by the performance monitoring parameter, raises the alarm.
threshold-severity {critical|default|indeterminate| major|minor|warning}	Defines the severity level of the alarm.

Command Mode

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Example

This example configures an alarm threshold rule for performance monitoring parameter licenseFeuUsage:

(config-system)# kpi alarm-thresholds 0
(alarm-thresholds-0)# kpi-name licenseFeuUsage 
(alarm-thresholds-0)# pm-path system/licensestats/global
(alarm-thresholds-0)# threshold-direction up
(alarm-thresholds-0)# threshold-raise-watermark 50
(alarm-thresholds-0)# threshold-clear-watermark 40
(alarm-thresholds-0)# threshold-raise-message The %PM% parameter value (%VALUE%) has exceeded the high threshold (%RAISEWM%).
(alarm-thresholds-0)# threshold-clear-message The %PM% parameter value (%VALUE%) has returned to normal levels.
(alarm-thresholds-0)# threshold-severity warning
(alarm-thresholds-0)# enabled