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4. Select one of the following category tabs to configure the policy measures.
For a complete list of categories and the associated measures and actions, refer to “MAPS
categories, measures, and actions” on page 1335. Options include:
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Port tab — Rules defined on this tab measure thresholds on ports or SFPs to determine if
an out of range violation is sent for the port.
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Switch Status tab — Rules defined on this tab measure thresholds at the switch or chassis
level to determine the switch operational status.
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Fabric tab — Rules defined on this tab measure thresholds at the switch level to detect out
of range fabric-wide changes.
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FRU tab — Rules defined on this tab measure thresholds on fans, power supplies, SFPs,
blades, or WWN cards to detect out of range FRU changes.
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Security tab — Rules defined on this tab measure thresholds at the switch level to detect
out of range security changes.
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Resource tab — Rules defined on this tab measure thresholds on temperature sensors or
at the chassis level to detect out-of-range resource usage.
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FCIP tab — Rules defined on this tab measure thresholds on FCIP circuits to detect out of
range state, utilization, or packet loss.
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Traffic / Flows tab — Rules defined on this tab measure thresholds on ports in the
configured group to detect out-of-range link utilization or on flows to detect out of range
flow changes.
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FPI tab — Rules defined on this tab measure thresholds on the performance of the fabric.
5. Select one of the following options to name the rule in the Rule Name area:
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Select the Auto option (default) to auto-generate the rule name.
The Management application auto-generates a name for the rule based on the rule
parameters (measure, threshold, time base, actions, and group). Auto-generated rule
names use the following naming convention:
<group_name_abbreviation> _ <measure_abbreviation><logical_operator><value> _ <tim
ebase> _ <actions> .
For example, AP_CRCL5_M_RxTxxxx, where “AP” is an abbreviation of the group name,
“CRC” is an abbreviation of the selected measure, “L” is the selected logical operator, “5”
is the selected count value, “M” is the selected timebase, and “RxTxxxx” defines the
selected actions.
Logical operators are represented using the following abbreviations: L represents < (less
than), LE represents <= (less than or equal to), G represents > (greater than), GE
represents >= (greater than or equal to), and EQ represents = (equal to).
Timebase durations are represented using the following abbreviations: M represents
minute, H represents hour, and D represents day.
Actions are represented in a bit-wise format, where each 'X' represents a possible action
you can configure in a rule. This format uses the following order: RASlog (R), fence (F),
SNMP trap (T), e-mail (E), switch critical (C), switch marginal (M), and SFP marginal (S). For
example, if you configure a rule with SNMP trap and RASlog actions, the actions portion of
the rule name would be “RxTxxxx”.
If you are editing an existing rule, you can change the auto-generated rule name by
selecting the Custom option and editing the name in the Custom field.