Hi!
Expected interface state can be set in interface object's properties, on "Polling" tab. There are 3 possible values:
UP (default) - interface expected to be up. If not, interface object goes to CRITICAL state and SYS_IF_DOWN event generated.
DOWN - interface expected to be down. If it is up, interface object goes to CRITICAL state and SYS_IF_UNEXPECTED_UP event generated.
IGNORE - interface status is of no interest. Interface object will always be in NORMAL state, regardless of link status.
Please note that administratively down interface will still be placed into DISABLED state, regardless of expected state setting.
Best regards,
Victor
Expected interface state can be set in interface object's properties, on "Polling" tab. There are 3 possible values:
UP (default) - interface expected to be up. If not, interface object goes to CRITICAL state and SYS_IF_DOWN event generated.
DOWN - interface expected to be down. If it is up, interface object goes to CRITICAL state and SYS_IF_UNEXPECTED_UP event generated.
IGNORE - interface status is of no interest. Interface object will always be in NORMAL state, regardless of link status.
Please note that administratively down interface will still be placed into DISABLED state, regardless of expected state setting.
Best regards,
Victor
Я добавлю в TODO сделать то-же самое для PDH.CounterValue.