RMON delta or absolute...

From: Modular (modulartx@gmail.com)
Date: Sat Dec 13 2008 - 00:06:14 ARST

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Experts....

So I'm working on a practice Lab and I'm asked to configure an RMON alarm
that monitors a MIB variable on an interface. The alarm should be triggered
when there
"is an increase of 100 or more of the MIB variable".

So I'm thinking. when there's an increase. as in, it increased 100 or more
since the last time I checked.

Well in the proctor guide they use the "absolute" option, not the delta
option. Is this a mistake or do I not fully understand what the
absolute/delta keywords do in the rmon alarm command?

Thanks,

Mod.

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