27. Periodic
Monitoring
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Command Syntax
device-name
(config monitor
INDICATOR
)#
delta
<
difference
>
[
always
|
greater
|
less
]
device-nam
e(config monitor
INDICATOR
)#
no delta
Argument Description
difference
The amount of change that triggers an alert.
For temperature monitoring, the unit is degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius.
.
always
Triggers an alert when the measured value rises above or drops below any delta
point (the limit, plus or minus a multiple of <difference>).
greater
Triggers an alert when the measured value rises above any delta point that
exceeds the limit by a multiple of <difference>).
less
Triggers an alert when the measured value falls below any delta point that is
smaller than the limit by a multiple of <difference>).
Example 1
The following example
triggers an alert when the measured temperature
exceeds
the limit by
5º, 10º, 15º, etc, but not when it is lower than the limit temperature:
device-name(config monitor temperature)#
delta 5 greater
Example 2
The following example
triggers an alert when the measured temperature is
higher or lower
than the limit by 3%, 6%, 9%, etc:
device-nam
e(config monitor
temperature
)#
delta 3 always
Example 3
The following example
stops delta-based temperature monitoring:
device-nam
e(config monitor
temperature
)#
no delta
Displaying the Periodic Monitoring Configuration
Table 27-7 lists the commands used to display the periodic monitoring configuration.
Table 27-7 Periodic Monitoring Display Commands
C o m m a n d D e s c r i p t i o n
show monitor
Displays the current periodic monitoring settings of all enabled indicators.
show
Displays the current periodic monitoring settings of a specific indicator.
show temperature
Displays the current Celsius (Centigrade) and Fahrenheit temperature at
the unit’s CPU area.
Displaying the Monitor Settings
The
show monitor
command, in Privileged (Enable) mode, displays the current periodic
monitoring settings of all enabled indicators.
