Network Manager 3.0.0 (full version)
 
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1. Conventions
2. General information about David system
3. Terminology
4. Installation
5. Network Manager requirements
6. Installation
7. Network Manager (NM)
8. Network Management Map Client (dnmmc)
9. Service of Network Management Map (dnmmsd)
10. Enhanced Data Collector (dedcd)
11. Slow Query Executor (dsqed)
12. Network Management Map (xdnmm)
13. Network Nodes Viewer (xdnnv)
14. Network Node Views Editor (xdnnve)
15. Buttons the most often used in Web applications
16. Excluded IP Address Configurator
17. SNMP Community Configurator
18. User and Group Manager
19. User Manager
20. Group Manager
21. Collection Browser
22. Node Browser
23. Node Reporter
24. Notification Recipient Configurator
25. Web Module Configurator
26. Service Monitor
27. Customer Configurator
 
 

9.9. Input parameters passed on bgppeer-alarm.sh program

An external program is run for a BGP peer when it is in Critical state. The program receives information, as its input parameters, about a given BGP peer in the following format:

  • alarm-on or alarm-off - shows if an alarm (i.e. sound) for a given BGP peer is turned on;

  • test-on or test-off - shows if it is a test or not;

  • a BGP peer description;

  • a BGP peer IPaddress;

  • a BGP peer AS number;

  • a number of the program calls since the last state change;

  • a time which passed since the last state change;

  • a BGP peer administrative state;

  • a BGP peer operation state;

  • a device name, that is an owner of the BGP peer;

  • a calculated community of the BGP peer.