statistics threshold profile
Syntax
Description
This command creates a threshold profile that you can apply to different entities (usually interfaces). A threshold profile contains the threshold crossing alert levels for specified alarms.
Options
profile name | — | the name of the profile |
Values: The profile name cannot begin with “def-”. All profiles that begin with “def-” are default profiles and cannot be created or changed by the user.
entityType type | — | the type of interface to which this profile applies |
Values: osc
statistic statistic-name | — | the statistic that you are setting the thresholds for |
Values: opt-back-ref-ratio
threshold-type | — | the type of threshold |
Values: alarmHigh
binLength | — | the bin length |
Values: unTimed
dec64ClearValue value | — | the alarm clear threshold |
dec64RaiseValue value | — | the alarm set threshold |
disabled | — | disables this profile |
enabled | — | enables this profile |
Additional Information
This command allows you to create profiles for many different entities with many different options but only the entities and options listed above are supported. Note that this command only creates and configures the profile. You still need to apply this profile to an interface for the profile to take effect for that interface.
Required Privilege Level
Sample Output
The following example configures and enables a profile that sets the opt-back-ref-ratio high alarm set and clear thresholds to -21 dB and -22 dB, respectively.
bti7800(config)# statistics threshold profile obrProfile1 entityType osc bti7800(config-profile-obrProfile1)# statistic opt-back-ref-ratio alarmHigh unTimed dec64RaiseValue -21 dec64ClearValue -22 enabled bti7800(config-statistic-opt-back-ref-ratio/alarmHigh/unTimed)# commit Commit complete.
