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An engineer configures an alert rule to trigger when an interface on a network switch goes down or when the amount of incoming traffic exceeds half the interface link speed. Drag and drop the…
The alert rule configuration should be set up as follows: 1. Alert Conditions: 'The device meets All following conditions for 1 of 1 time in a row.' 2. Condition 1 (Interface Link Speed): 'Any interface meets all of the following conditions: Throughput in > 50 %' 3. Condition 2…
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An engineer configures an alert rule to trigger when an interface on a network switch goes down or when the amount of incoming traffic exceeds half the interface link speed. Drag and drop the options from the bottom onto the boxes in the alert rule configuration screen. Not all options are used.
Explanation
The alert rule configuration should be set up as follows:
- Alert Conditions: 'The device meets All following conditions for 1 of 1 time in a row.'
- Condition 1 (Interface Link Speed): 'Any interface meets all of the following conditions: Throughput in > 50 %'
- Condition 2 (Interface Down): 'Any interface meets all of the following conditions: Operational Status Offline' The explanation clarifies that 'Throughput (inbound) is the correct metric to measure traffic exceeding half of the interface capacity, and Operational Status = Offline is the correct trigger for detecting an interface down event.'
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#alert rules#interface monitoring#traffic threshold#alert conditions
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