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multiPathServiceAlarmMapping.cfg
The multiPathServiceAlarmMapping.cfg is used to define service alarm thresholds for Service Supervision for Cleared, Warning, Minor, Major, and Critical severities.
The default config file is shown below:
AlarmStatus=Cleared
MinPercentRoutesPrimaryAvailable=100
MinPercentRoutesProtectingAvailable=100
AlarmStatus=Cleared
MinPercentRoutesPrimaryAvailable=100
MinPercentRoutesProtectingAvailable=NA
 
AlarmStatus=Warning
MinPercentRoutesPrimaryAvailable=100
MinPercentRoutesProtectingAvailable=50
 
AlarmStatus=Minor
MinPercentRoutesPrimaryAvailable=100
MinPercentRoutesProtectingAvailable=0
AlarmStatus=Minor
MinPercentRoutesPrimaryAvailable=50
MinPercentRoutesProtectingAvailable=50
AlarmStatus=Minor
MinPercentRoutesPrimaryAvailable=0
MinPercentRoutesProtectingAvailable=100
 
AlarmStatus=Major
MinPercentRoutesPrimaryAvailable=50
MinPercentRoutesProtectingAvailable=0
AlarmStatus=Major
MinPercentRoutesPrimaryAvailable=50
MinPercentRoutesProtectingAvailable=NA
 
AlarmStatus=Critical
MinPercentRoutesPrimaryAvailable=0
MinPercentRoutesProtectingAvailable=0
AlarmStatus=Critical
MinPercentRoutesPrimaryAvailable=0
MinPercentRoutesProtectingAvailable=NA