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Type Severity DescriptionFallingThresholdAlert Notification Sent by the System Control Module when a performance valuefalls below its threshold.Information included in the event:IndexThreshold variableSampling methodActual valueThreshold value to compare againstPort namePort PIIGroup nameCleared by: NoneTrap: cmFallingAlarmLoginFailed Notification Sent by the System Control Module when an attempted operatorlogin fails; the authentication is invalid or incorrect.Information included in the event:Operator IP (Telnet sessions only)Cleared by: NoneTrap: cmLoginErrorLoginSucceeded Notification Sent by the System Control Module when an attempted operatorlogin succeeds; the authentication is valid.Information included in the event:Operator IP (Telnet sessions only)Cleared by: NoneTrap: cmLoginOKLogout Notification Sent by the System Control Module when an operator logs out.Information included in the event:Operator IPReasonCleared by: NoneTrap: cmLogoutLoopStatusChange Notification Sent by the System Control Module at the start and end of aloopback test.Information included in the event:Status of loopback testUnique identifier for this testPII of interface being testedType of test being performedPerson or entity running the testIf Status=Done, the termination codeIf Status=Done, the total elapsed time of the testIf Status=Done, the total transmit count for the testIf Status=Done, the total received errors for the testTest sub typeAdditional error informationPort namePort PIIGroup nameCleared by: NoneTrap: cmLoopStatusChange&RSSHU(GJH,QVWDOODWLRQDQG2SHUDWLQJ*XLGH
Type Severity DescriptionRisingThresholdAlert Notification Sent by the System Control Module when a performance valueexceeds its threshold.Information included in the event:IndexThreshold variableSampling methodActual valueThreshold value to compare againstPort namePort PIIGroup nameCleared by: NoneTrap: cmRisingAlarm$SSHQGL[&(YHQWDQG$ODUP5HIHUHQFH
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