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Generating Traps & Alarms (Server)

Terminal Traps

A Terminal Trap (also called a Terminal Alarm) is where a trap has been triggered because the

number of Warnings for any one terminal (endpoint) has exceeded the defined threshold. The

Trap is defined in the Trap Dialog. You can set Traps for each of the QoS parameters for Calls

(Sessions), as well as thresholds for Systems (Networks), and Terminals (endpoint) in the Trap

dialog.

The RTCP Monitor checks to see when the defined interval expires. It counts the number of

warning traps for a specific IP endpoint. A terminal trap is sent when the number exceeds the

specified number in the defined interval. To generate an Alarm as soon as the thresholds are

reached, use an interval of zero (0).

Example

This example shows values entered into the Trap dialog. These values would result in a warning

being logged at the end of the call, if at any time during the call the jitter >=45, or the %loss >= 4.

If the number of warnings logged in any 24-hour interval, against a single endpoint (IP Address)

exceeds 50, then a Terminal Trap is sent for that endpoint.

Click on the tabs or columns in this example to see more explanations.

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