Extreme Networks EPICenter 4.1, Руководство по установке программного обеспечения

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each target device for the rule appears as a separate component under that rule. The rule name will also
appear in the Event Name list.
For CPU Utilization rules, each target device for a CPU utilization rule appears as a separate component
under the CPU Utilization “folder” in the Configurations tree.
Configuring an RMON Rule
If you select RMON Event as the Configuration Type, the fields and buttons in this window are defined
as follows:
• Name: The name for this rule.
• MIB Variable: The MIB variable that the rule will monitor.
Type in the complete OID, or click the Look Up... button to bring up a list of variables that are
available, organized by MIB groups, as shown in Figure 59.
Figure 59: A list of MIB variables available for use in RMON rules
Click on a variable group to display the individual variables within the group. You can use the up
and down arrow keys to scroll the list.
You can also type the beginning of a variable name into the MIB Variable field, then type a space,
and the Alarm System will attempt to match your typing to the variable list and auto-complete your
entry.
MIB variables that apply to the entire device will have the suffix “.0” appended to them to create the
complete OID. MIB variables that apply per port will be combined with the port ifIndex to generate
the OID.
NOTE
The MIB variable list displays only the MIBs that were shipped with the EPICenter software. It does
not display table variables in tables indexed by an index other than (or in addition to) ifIndex.