Filtering options, Device smon tools, The device smo – Avaya C460 SMON User Manual
Page 12: Specific filtering, Topn filtering
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Avaya C460 SMON User Guide
Filtering Options
SMON tools provide different methods of filtering the information
displayed on the screen. These methods include:
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Specific
Filtering
Specific filtering options provide the ability to specify the switches,
VLANs, ports, hosts, subnets, or protocols for which you want to view
SMON information.
TopN
Filtering
TopN filtering provides the ability to filter information based on the
amount of a particular type of traffic being monitored. When using TopN
filtering, specify the number of switches, VLANs, ports, hosts, subnets, or
protocols for which you want to view SMON information. Then select a
statistic which will be used as the basis for the filtering.
Using TopN filtering you can, for example, view information on only the
top 5 most active ports, or on the 8 switches generating the most error
traffic.
TopN filtering is powerful in that it allows you to focus on the information
that is important to you. For information on implementing TopN filtering,
refer to
“Using the Define TopN Filter Dialog Box” on page 86
Device SMON Tools
The following sections describe the Device SMON tools for Avaya C460:
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- Describes how the C460 provides
detailed information on traffic passing through the switch fabric.
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- Describes how the C460 provides
detailed information on port traffic to help determine the precise
cause of a problem.
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Extended Port Statistics Overview
provides detailed information on the types of traffic on a specific
port.
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- Describes how the C460 provides
detailed information on switch traffic associated with a VLAN.
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- Describes how the C460
provides notification of user defined events that help monitor a
rise or fall of the rate of specified packets on selected ports.