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Configure RMON Events 
The RMON Events Table stores profiles of behaviour used in event logging.  
These profiles are used by RMON Alarm records to send traps and log events.  
Collected logs can be viewed by using the arrow keys to select a particular profile’s 
record and pressing <CTRL> V. 
Each record may specify that an alarms log entry be created on its behalf whenever 
the event occurs.  Each entry may also specify that a notification should occur by 
way of SNMP trap messages.  In this case, the community for the trap message is 
given as parameter “Community”.  Two traps are defined: risingAlarm and 
fallingAlarm. 
Figure 60: RMON Events Configuration Table screens 
My Switch               RMON Events 
                
     Admin Access     
 
Index   Type       Community                      Last Time Sent 
1       logAndTrap public                         0 days, 00:00:00 
2       logAndTrap private                        0 days, 00:00:00 
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Index 
The index of the RMON Events entry.  
Type 
The action to occur when an RMON alarm calls this entry.  A type of  “log” or 
“logAndTrap” makes an entry in the log table for this record.  A type of  
“snmpTrap” or “logAndTrap” causes an SNMP trap is sent to one or more 
management stations. 
Community 
If an SNMP trap is to be sent, it will be sent to this SNMP community. 
Last Time Sent 
The elapsed time from reboot to the last event generated by this record, or zero if 
events have been generated. 
Description 
A comment describing this event. 
Owner 
A field describing the person who configured this record and any applicable 
contact information.  The RMON specification recommends that the string always 
start with the word “monitor”. 
 
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