## Thresholds List Page

Field | Description
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Select Type | The device type pull-down menu, from which you can select a device that will be added to the list of devices being monitored.
Type | Lists the devices and the counters that are measured in alarm frequency and quiet values.
Name | Displays an abbreviation of the following: LIP - Loop Initialization Protocol (or Loop reset). Method in which Fibre channel links initialize communication. Link - Link reset. Reset of FC link. Sync - Loss of synchronization. A fibre channel device was unable to decode the transmitted signal. Signal - Loss of signal. A fibre channel device was unable to receive any signal. Seq - Sequence Error. This is when an illegal fame state is received. For example a Start of Frame is followed by another Start of Frame instead of an End of Frame. ITW - Invalid Transmission Word. A fibre channel receiver has received an encoded word 8b/10b that is not valid. CRC - Cyclic Redundancy Check. The CRC value for the fibre channel frame does not match the frame which means the frame is corrupt and must be re-sent.
Frequency | Displays the number of alerts and hours required to generate a new message or email notification (for example, 100/50 mins or 60/24 hours).
Quiet | Represents the quiet time in between messages. This enables the administrator to spread out messages, to avoid bottlenecks.
Type | One of the four alarm types: Info, Error, Warning, Down.
Description | Provides a brief description of the cause of the alarm (for example, loop offline or offline timeouts).
Reset Thresholds | Click the Reset Thresholds link to override any thresholds changes that have been made. The default thresholds, related to I/O interfaces, are in the /var/adm/messages file.