APC NetBotz 320 Rack Appliance NBRK0320E Manual De Usuario
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NBRK0320E
Advanced View: Defining Thresholds
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period of time, highlight the period of time by clicking-and-dragging over the desired time
range, and then click Enable.
range, and then click Enable.
c. When you have finished creating your Advanced Threshold, click OK to save the schedule and
return to the Thresholds task.
– Select an Alert Severity value for this threshold. Available Alert Severities are, in order of
escalating severity: Information, Warning, Error, Critical, or Failure. By default, the Alert
Severity generated by this threshold will be “Error.”
Severity generated by this threshold will be “Error.”
– Specify the Alert Profile that will be used to determine what alert notification actions will be
taken in response to this threshold. By default, the Default Alert Profile is used for all thresholds.
However, if you have created additional Alert Profiles you can specify that a threshold use an
Alert Profile other than Default.
However, if you have created additional Alert Profiles you can specify that a threshold use an
Alert Profile other than Default.
– Select Cameras to Trigger in response to the alert. If desired, alert notifications generated in
response to this threshold can include image captures from any Camera Pod 120s connected to
your appliance. To include images from one or more connected Camera Pod 120s, check the
check boxes that correspond to the desired pods.
your appliance. To include images from one or more connected Camera Pod 120s, check the
check boxes that correspond to the desired pods.
– Specify a User-specified URL and User-specified Description. You can use these fields to
include additional user-specific information with any alert notifications that are generated using
this threshold.
this threshold.
8. Click OK to save this threshold.
State Mismatch Threshold
A state mismatch threshold is defined by specifying a “normal” state for the sensor. If any state other than
the normal state is reported by the sensor, an alert condition is reported. To define an alert state threshold:
the normal state is reported by the sensor, an alert condition is reported. To define an alert state threshold:
1. Start the Camera Pods, Sensor Pods, or Device Crawlers task by double-clicking on the appropriate
icon.
2. Click Sensors... to open the Sensor Configuration window.
3. Select from the Sensors selection list the sensor for which you will define a threshold. A list of
thresholds that have been previously defined for the selected sensor, if any, appears in the
Thresholds selection list.
Thresholds selection list.
4. Click Add... to open the Select Threshold window. Select State Mismatch Threshold and then
click OK to close the Select Threshold window.
5. Type in the Threshold Name field a name for this threshold.
6. Specify Basic threshold settings. From the Basic tab in the Thresholds pane:
a. Select from the Normal State drop box the state that is the normal operational state for the
device. If any state other than the selected “normal” state is reported by the sensor an alert
condition is generated.
condition is generated.
b. Check the Enabled check box to enable the threshold. If this check box is not checked, the alert
threshold will be saved but will not be active.
Note
The Alert Profile drop box will appear in the Advanced tab only if additional
Alert Profiles have been created. For more information see “Creating an Alert
Profile” on page 63.
Alert Profiles have been created. For more information see “Creating an Alert
Profile” on page 63.