Lucent Technologies Stinger, Administration Manual

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Watchdogs, Alarms, and Traps
Defining alarms
Stinger® Administration Guide 8-5
Overview of
alarm
profile settings
You can define an alarm profile for every event that you would like to monitor.
Following is a listing of the
alarm profile contents, shown with default settings. For
additional information about these parameters, see the Stinger Reference .
[in ALARM/"" (new)]
name* = ""
enabled = no
event = line-state-change
physical-address = { any-shelf any-slot 0 }
action = { off off off 0 off 0 }
[in ALARM/"":action (new)]
alarm-led-minor = off
alarm-led-major = off
alarm-relay-minor = off
alarm-relay-minor-duration = 0
alarm-relay-major = off
alarm-relay-major-duration = 0
Parameter Setting
name User-defined name of the alarm profile.
enabled Enable/disable the alarm profile. Specify yes to enable or no
(the default) to disable this profile.
event
Event that triggers an alarm, which results in action
specified by the settings in the
action subprofile. Specify
one of the following events
power-failure —Redundant power supply failure.
fan-failure —Redundant fan failure
line-state-change (the default)—Change in the state
of a line.
slot-state-change —Change in the state of a slot.
input-relay-closed — Input relay monitoring circuit is
closed. The alarm is cleared whenever the circuit is
reopened.
input-relay-open —Relay monitoring circuit is open.
The alarm is cleared whenever the circuit is closed.
primary-switchover —Change in the primary control
module.
secondary-controller-state-change —Change in the
state of the secondary control module.
low-temperature-trigger —Low-temperature
threshold is crossed.
high-temperature-trigger —High-temperature
threshold is crossed.