User's Manual

Chapter 11 | System Management Commands
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memory-falling - The memory utilization falling threshold in Kbytes.
(Range: 0 to less than the memory rising threshold)
interval - The utilization check interval in seconds.
(Range: 1 to 86400 seconds, 0 is disabled)
Default Setting
CPU Rising Threshold: 0 (disabled)
CPU Falling Threshold: 20 percent
Memory Rising Threshold: 0 (disabled)
Memory Falling Threshold: 16000 Kbytes
Threshold Interval: 0 (disabled)
Command Mode
Global Configuration
Command Usage
◆ When the CPU rising threshold is exceeded, a “CPU Busy” SNMP trap message is
sent (only sent once). When the CPU utilization then drops below the falling
threshold, a “CPU Free” trap message is sent .
◆ When the memory rising threshold is exceeded, a “Memory Overload” SNMP
trap message is sent (only sent once). When the memory utilization then drops
below the falling threshold, a “Memory Free” trap message is sent .
Example
AP(config)# system-resource threshold 80 20 100000 16000 20
AP(config)#
password After initially logging onto the system, you should set the access passwords.
Remember to record them in a safe place.
Syntax
password <admin | guest> <old-password> <new-password>
admin - The keyword for the administrator password.
guest - The keyword for the guest password
old-password - The current password for management access. When there
is no password set, enter the string “null”.
(Length: 5-32 characters, case sensitive)
new-password - The new password for management access.
(Length: 5-32 characters, case sensitive)