Configuring Thresholds
Factory Default for Thresholds
The FOXMAN-UN installation comes with the factory default for thresholds as listed below. Note that NE type FOX610 and the core unit CESM3 have specific thresholds for some metrics.
• NE Temperature (Celsius):
Bad ≥ 60 | Poor ≥ 55 | Fair ≥ 50 |
− Specific to NE type FOX610:
Bad ≥ 95 | Poor ≥ 90 | Fair ≥ 85 |
• CPU Load (Percent):
Bad ≥ 99 | Poor ≥ 90 | Fair ≥ 85 |
− Specific to CESM3 units:
Bad ≥ 30 | Poor ≥ 25 | Fair ≥ 20 |
• Memory Usage (Percent):
Bad ≥ 95 | Poor ≥ 90 | Fair ≥ 85 |
− Specific to CESM3 units:
Bad ≥ 50 | Poor ≥ 40 | Fair ≥ 30 |
• RX Throughput (Percent):
Bad ≥ 90.00 | Poor ≥ 85.00 | Fair ≥ 80.00 |
• TX Throughput (Percent):
Bad ≥ 90.00 | Poor ≥ 85.00 | Fair ≥ 80.00 |
• RX Errors (Packets in 15min interval):
Bad ≥ 10 | Poor ≥ 1 |
• TX Errors (Packets in 15min interval):
Bad ≥ 10 | Poor ≥ 1 |
• SFP Temperature (Celsius):
Bad ≥ 85 | Poor ≥ 80 | Fair ≥ 75 |
System Release R18 adds default thresholds for SFP Input Power (received optical level), on a per-SFP part number basis. Thresholds for the most widely used Ethernet and SDH SFPs are provided. You can configure thresholds for additional SFP devices, if needed.
You can change those thresholds according to your specific requirements. To access the user interface for threshold configuration, proceed as follows:
1 Open the Network Monitoring application.
2 Go to ‘Monitoring Session’ tab.
3 In the left panel select the Health Monitoring session (there is only a single session present).
4 Select ‘Threshold Configuration’ in the ribbon above the map.