Learning How to Create Behavior Models
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How to Use Behavior Models - Review and Summary -
The following section includes exercises and questions to help you review what you learned in this chapter.
Complete the following exercises using the skills you learned in this chapter.
1PersistentDeadNode, that includes the states Ground, NoResponse, DeadNode
Ground > ERROR > NoResponse
NoResponse state that starts an Alarm Counter that will fire the deadNode trigger after three transitions
NoResponse state to the Ground state that removes the Alarm Counter should it receive NerveCenter's built-in RESPONSE trigger
NoResponse > deadNode > DeadNode that uses the Set Attribute action to assign the Troublemakers property group to the unresponsive node1PersistentDeadNode alarm.Answer the following questions using the knowledge you learned in this chapter. See the Answers to the Chapter 6 Review Questions on page 127.
In this chapter you learned how to create useful behavior models in NerveCenter. You also learned several new concepts. The checklist below should help you review once more before going to the next chapter.
You also were introduced to the following concepts:
| How to Create Useful Behavior Models | How to Use Alarm Scope in Behavior Models |
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