Learning How to Create Behavior Models - How to Use Alarm Scope in Behavior Models - Review and Summary -
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Review and Summary

The following section includes exercises and questions to help you review what you have learned in this chapter.

Review Exercises

Complete the following exercises using the skills you learned in this chapter.

  1. Modify this chapter's multi-alarm behavior model so that it notifies you whenever three nodes on your network are experiencing high traffic. Some of the actions you will take include:
    1. Modifying the 1BusyNode alarm so that, as it transitions into 4PortsBusy, rather than paging you it fires the trigger nodeTooBusy
    2. Creating a new alarm called 1BusyEnterprise
    3. Setting the Scope of the new alarm to Enterprise
    4. Adding three states, 1NodeBusy, 2NodesBusy, 3NodesBusy
    5. Adding the following transitions:

      Ground --> nodeTooBusy --> 1NodeBusy

      1NodeBusy --> nodeTooBusy --> 2NodesBusy

      2NodesBusy --> nodeTooBusy --> 3NodesBusy

    6. Adding to the last transition an appropriate action to notify you of the high traffic on your network
  2. Modify the alarms 1BusyNode and 1BusyEnterprise to be reset in the event that a node returns to normal traffic conditions.

Review Questions

Answer the following questions using the knowledge you learned in this chapter. See the Answers to the Chapter 7 Review Questions.

  1. What are the differences between using property and alarm scope to limit a behavior model?

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  2. Why was it necessary to use more than one alarm to create the multi-alarm behavior model in this chapter?

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Summary of What You Learned

In this chapter you learned how to use alarm scope to create a multi-alarm behavior model in NerveCenter. You also learned several new concepts. The checklist below should help you review once more before going to the next chapter.

You learned:

You also were introduced to the following concepts:


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