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cfmAlarmGroupEntry
Cisco Flow Monitor Alarm Group Entry
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.692.1.5.1.1
An entry describes an alarm group. An alarm group defines an alarm condition that is raised when a configured number of flows in a set of flows asserts a configured standing condition. The figure below illustrates the relationship between an alarm group, a conditions profile, and a flow set. +-----------------------------------------+ | conditions profile 42 | | +-------------------------------------+ | | | cfmConditionAlarm.42.9 = 'grouped' |<-------+ | | cfmConditionAlarmGroup.42.9 = 4 -+ | | | | +----------------------------------|--+ |<--+ | | | | | | +------------------------------------|----+ | | | | | v | | +-----------------------------------------+ | | | alarm group 4 | | | | | | | | cfmAlarmGroupConditionsProfile.4 = 42 ------+ | | cfmAlarmGroupConditionId.4 = 9 ----------------+ | cfmAlarmGroupFlowset.4 = 16 -------+ | | | | +------------------------------------|----+ | v +-----------------------------------------+ | flow set 16 | | | | +------------------------------------+ | | | cfmAlarmGroupFlowId.16.100 | | | +------------------------------------+ | | +------------------------------------+ | | | cfmAlarmGroupFlowId.16.101 | | | +------------------------------------+ | | +------------------------------------+ | | | cfmAlarmGroupFlowId.16.102 | | | +------------------------------------+ | | : | | : | | +------------------------------------+ | | | cfmAlarmGroupFlowId.16.Y | | | +------------------------------------+ | +-----------------------------------------+ A device creates a row in the cfmAlarmGroupTable when it configures a new alarm group. Likewise, the device destroys a row when the alarm group ceases to exist.
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