Learning How to Create Behavior Models - How to Reset Your Environment - Summary of What You Learned -
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Summary of What You Learned

Congratulations! You have covered a lot of ground.

By completing the previous chapters, you have learned the following skills:

• Creating a new property group and a new property
• Assigning a property group to a particular set of nodes
• Creating, modifying, and enabling a new poll
• Creating, modifying, and enabling a new alarm
• Designing and modifying a state diagram
• Creating a new trap mask
• Using trapgen to generate a trap
• Defining a trigger function
• Creating behavior models that detect persistent problems
• Creating a behavior model to detect unresponsive nodes
• Using a counter in a behavior model
• Using a timer in a behavior model
• Using built-in triggers
• Using alarm scope
• Creating a multi-alarm behavior model
• Defining an Action Router rule condition and actions
• Using Action Router in an alarm
• Deleting NerveCenter objects

You also were introduced to the following concepts:

• Property group
• Property
• Poll
• Trigger
• Smart polling
• Alarm
• State diagram
• Transition
• Trap mask
• Trap
• Generic and enterprise-specific trap number
• Behavior model
• Counter
• Timer
• Alarm scope
• Multi-alarm behavior model
• Action Router
• Rule condition
• Rule action