Cisco Systems network hardware 3.6 Manual

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Cisco Systems network hardware 3.6
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Cisco Active Network Abstraction Fault Management User Guide, Version 3.6 Service Pack 1
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Appendix A Supported Service Alarms
Rx Dormant
Rx Dormant
An Rx Dormant alarm is issued when the traffic received over a physical port (measured as a percentage
of the port’s capacity) drops below a predefined threshold. The alarm description includes the current
traffic percentage compared with the defined threshold. This alarm provides service providers with a
method for identifying customer services that have slowed down significantly or stopped altogether. An
Rx Dormant Normal alarm is issued after the traffic percentage exceeds a predefined upper threshold.
By default, the Rx Dormant alarm is disabled. This alarm is enabled and its thresholds are configured
using the Cisco ANA Registry Editor.
Note Changes to the registry should be carried out only with the support of Cisco Professional Services.
Tx Dormant
A Tx Dormant alarm is issued when the traffic transmitted over a physical port (measured as a percentage
of the port’s capacity) drops below a predefined threshold. The alarm description includes the current
traffic percentage compared with the defined threshold. This alarm provides service providers with a
method for identifying customer services that have slowed down significantly or stopped altogether. A
Tx Dormant Normal alarm is issued after the traffic percentage exceeds a predefined upper threshold.
By default, the Tx Dormant alarm is disabled. This alarm is enabled and its thresholds are configured
using the Cisco ANA Registry Editor.
Link Over Utilized
A link over utilized alarm is issued when the traffic transmitted over a port that is connected to another
port via a network link (measured as a percentage of the port’s capacity) exceeds a predefined threshold.
The port over utilization alarm is correlated into a link over utilized alarm. If the ports at both ends of a
link are overutilized, the two port over utilization alarms are correlated into a single link over utilization
alarm. The alarm description includes the direction of the overutilization. A link utilization normal alarm
is issued when the utilization level falls below a predefined threshold. The overutilization thresholds are
configured using the Cisco ANA Registry Editor.
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