The delay-measure two-way delay-threshold command configures the two-way delay alarm threshold and its clear alarm threshold.
The undo delay-measure two-way delay-threshold command restores the default two-way delay alarm threshold and its clear alarm threshold.
By default, the two-way delay alarm threshold and its clear alarm threshold are not configured, meaning that the system does not generate a two-way delay alarm or clear alarm.
Parameter | Description | Value |
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upper-limit upper-limit |
Specifies the two-way delay alarm threshold. |
The value is an integer ranging from 1 to 2147483647, in microseconds. |
lower-limit lower-limit |
Specifies the two-way delay clear alarm threshold. |
The value is an integer ranging from 1 to 2147483647, in microseconds. lower-limit must be less than or equal to upper-limit. |
Usage Scenario
An IP FPM statistical period is an interval between when a TLP counts the number of packets or bytes and when the TLP records the send and receive timestamps. The period can be set to 1s, 10s, 60s, or 600s. By default, the IP FPM statistical period is 10s.
To configure the two-way delay alarm threshold and its clear alarm threshold, run the delay-measure two-way delay-threshold command. The conditions for alarm generation are as follows:Precautions
If the delay-measure two-way delay-threshold command is run more than once, the latest configuration overrides the previous one.
The delay-measure two-way delay-threshold command only configures the thresholds. The system generates a two-way delay alarm or its clear alarm only when the two-way delay alarm or its clear alarm function is enabled and the two-way delay for five statistical periods reaches the configured alarm threshold or falls below the configured clear alarm threshold. This configuration cannot be deleted separately, if the device does not configure IPFPM license.