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| ==== Configuration Parameters ==== | ==== Configuration Parameters ==== | ||
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| == AUTOTHRESHOLD_INTERFACE_DISCARDS == | == AUTOTHRESHOLD_INTERFACE_DISCARDS == | ||
| This field contains the number of discards per second beyond which the alarm is activated. When this field is 0 (zero) the autothreshold for interface discards is disabled globally. | This field contains the number of discards per second beyond which the alarm is activated. When this field is 0 (zero) the autothreshold for interface discards is disabled globally. | ||
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| + | == AUTOTHRESHOLD_PROCESS_NUMBER == | ||
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| + | This field contains the percentage of the number of processes over the maximum exceeded which is triggered an alarm. | ||
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| + | == AUTOTHRESHOLD_BGPPEER_STATUS == | ||
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| + | When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when a BGP peering status is not "Established". | ||
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| This field contains the string used as email subject when emails are sent for automatic threshold. The default value is //**"DEVICE %DEVICE_NAME% Threshold"**//. These special keywords are also available: | This field contains the string used as email subject when emails are sent for automatic threshold. The default value is //**"DEVICE %DEVICE_NAME% Threshold"**//. These special keywords are also available: | ||
| * **%DEVICE_NAME%**: the name of the device | * **%DEVICE_NAME%**: the name of the device | ||
| + | * **%DEVICE_IPADDR%**: the IP address of the device | ||
| * **%EVENT_DESCR%**: the event description | * **%EVENT_DESCR%**: the event description | ||
| * **%EVENT_STATUS%**: the event status name | * **%EVENT_STATUS%**: the event status name | ||
| + | * **%ELEMENT_TAGS%**: additional tags of the entity (or device if the threshold is related to a device) | ||
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| When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when a loadbalanced service goes down. | When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when a loadbalanced service goes down. | ||
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| == AUTOTHRESHOLD_LBPOOLMEMBER_STATUS == | == AUTOTHRESHOLD_LBPOOLMEMBER_STATUS == | ||
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| When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when a server in a loadbalanced service goes down. | When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when a server in a loadbalanced service goes down. | ||
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| + | == AUTOTHRESHOLD_OSPF_INTERFACE == | ||
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| + | When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when an interface as the OSPF status Down or the status changes. | ||
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| + | == AUTOTHRESHOLD_OSPF_NEIGHBOR == | ||
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| + | When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when an OSPF neighbor as a Down state or the state changes. | ||
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| Maximum number of events in a the api alarmMultiget request. If this field is 0 all events will be released in a single response. | Maximum number of events in a the api alarmMultiget request. If this field is 0 all events will be released in a single response. | ||
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| + | == THRESHOLD_EMAIL_SUBJECT == | ||
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| + | This field contains the string used as email subject when emails are sent for custom threshold. The default value is //**"NeMo: Device %DEVICE_NAME% Threshold"**//. These special keywords are also available: | ||
| + | * **%DEVICE_NAME%**: the name of the device | ||
| + | * **%EVENT_DESCR%**: the event description | ||
| + | * **%EVENT_STATUS%**: the event status name | ||
| + | * **%ELEMENT_TAGS%**: additional tags of the entity | ||
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| + | == THRESHOLD_EMAIL_DEBUG == | ||
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| + | When this field is 1 (true) additional info are inserted in the custom email body. | ||