Westermo RedFox Series - Manual (Page 559)

Westermo OS Management Guide
Version 4.17.0-0
Example
wolverine:/#> configure
wolverine:/config/#> alarm
wolverine:/config/alarm/#> trigger snr-margin
Created trigger 2
wolverine:/config/alarm/trigger-2/#> port 1/1-1/2
wolverine:/config/alarm/trigger-2/#> threshold falling 4 rising 6
wolverine:/config/alarm/trigger-2/#> end
wolverine:/config/alarm/#> show
Trigger
Type Enabled Action Source
==============================================
1 power YES 1 1 2
2 snr-margin YES 1 1/1 1/2
Action Targets
===============================================================================
1 snmp log led digout
===============================================================================
Summary alarm traps: Disabled
wolverine:/config/alarm/#>
24.3.2.5 Temperature Trigger Configuration Example
Syntax trigger temperature
Context Alarm Configuration context
Usage Create a temperature trigger, and enter the Alarm Trigger Configuration
context for this trigger.
Additional settings for temperature triggers are listed below. The only manda-
tory setting is the temperature sensor (or list of sensors) - no temperature
alarm events will occur until a sensor is defined.
❼ Sensor(s): Define the temperature sensor(s) this temperature trigger is
associated with (default is temperature sensor is ”1”). Use ”show env”
(in Admin Exec context) to list available sensors, see
section 7.3.50 .
❼ Alarm threshold: As of WeOS v4.17.0 the temperature falling threshold
and rising threshold are both set to 0 ◦ C by default.
❼ Enable/Disable: By default, the trigger is enabled.
❼ Condition: By default, the alarm condition is set to high. That is, tem-
peratures below the falling threshold are considered normal, and tem-
peratures above the rising threshold is considered an alarm situation.
➞ 2015 Westermo Teleindustri AB 559