Managing Faults on Avaya Virtual Services Platform 7200 Series and 8000 Series Version 4.2.1

Variable Value
overflow on a particular media type, and then set the history
control interval to a value less than this interval, which is
typically most important for the octets counter in a media-
specific table. The default value is 1800.
• owner WORD<1–127>— Specifies the name of the owner.
rmon memsize <250000–4000000> Configures the amount of RAM in bytes to allocate for RMON.
• <250000–4000000>— Specifies the memory size in bytes.
The default is 250 Kilobytes.
stats <1-65535> {slot/port [/sub-port][-
slot/port[/sub-port][,...]} owner WORD<1–
127>
Configures RMON statistics.
• <1-65535>— Specifies the control Ether statistics entry index
number.
• {slot/port [/sub-port][-slot/port[/sub-port][,...]}— Specifies the
single port interface.
• owner WORD<1–127> — Specifies the name of the owner.
Use the no operator to delete a RMON Ether stats control
interface: no rmon stats[<1-65535>]
trap-option [toOwner][toAll] Configures whether RMON traps are sent to the owner of the
RMON alarm, which is the manager who created the alarm
entry, or to all trap recipients in the system trap receiver table.
The default value is toOwner.
util-method [half|full] Configures whether port utilization is calculated in half or full
duplex to calculate port usage.
• half—Configures the string to half duplex.
• full—Configures the string to full duplex.
After you select half for half duplex, RMON uses InOctets and
the speed of the port to calculate port usage (this is the standard
RMON RFC 1271 convention). After you select full for full
duplex, RMON uses InOctets and OutOctets, and 2X the speed
of the port to calculate port usage. If you select full, but the port
operates in half-duplex mode, the calculation defaults to the
RFC1271 convention. The default is half.
Enabling Remote Monitoring on an interface
Use the following procedure to enable Remote Monitoring (RMON) on an interface.
Before you begin
• Enable RMON globally.
RMON configuration using ACLI
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