Rmon Setup Commands; Show Rmon - Fujitsu XG2000 Series User Manual

XG2000 series User's Guide

5.18 RMON Setup Commands

This section explains the RMON configuration settings.

5.18.1 show rmon

Function
Displays the current RMON settings.
Prompt
xg> or xg#
Command syntax
show rmon
Command type
Operation management command
Output form
xg# show rmon
RMON Information
===============================================================================
History Information
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[History 1]
Port
Buckets : 10
Interval: 1800
Owner
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Alarm Information
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Alarm 1]
Monitored OID
Monitoring Interval: 10
Sample Type
Rising Threshold
Rising Event
Falling Threshold
Falling Event
Owner
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Event Information
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Event 1]
Event Type
Log
Trap
Trap Community : public
Description
Owner
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History Information
Displays the current RMON history settings.
[History 1]
Indicates an index number that identifies the history group (historyControlTable).
Port
Displays the port number for the collected RMON history group information.
Buckets
Indicates the stored data unit count for the RMON history group.
Interval
Indicates an interval (in seconds) for collecting the RMON history group data.
Owner
Displays the owner name of the RMON history group.
Alarm Information
Displays the current RMON alarm settings.
[Alarm 1]
Indicates a unique ID assigned to the RMON alarm.
Monitored OID
Indicates an OID within the MIB object to be monitored.
Monitoring Interval
Indicates an interval (in seconds) for threshold check of the MIB to be monitored.
Sample Type
Displays the threshold evaluation method.
−
−
: port-1
: Administer
: .1.3.6.1.2.1.16.1.1.1.7.1
: { Absolute | Delta }
: 1000
: 1
: 0
: 0
: Administer
: { Enabled | Disabled }
: { Enabled | Disabled }
: Traffic alarm event
: Admin
Absolute
The value obtained from the MIB is evaluated based on the absolute value.
Delta
The difference between the value obtained from the previous MIB and the value obtained
from the current MIB is evaluated.
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