[hobbit] resend: 2 questions

[McDonald, Dan]

On Wed, 2008-07-23 at 06:22 -0400, michael nemeth wrote:
> Yes you're right IT does hit the fan then.
> 
> Gary Baluha wrote: 
> > I say the color should be brown, then...

Brown and orange are the same hue, just different intensities :-)

But I would also like a "hey it's really, really bad" notification.  We
page when there is 30 minutes left on a UPS.  I'd like to page again
when there is 5 minutes left (and it's not always 25 minutes later...)

Another instance is that we page when it is over 80 degrees F in a comm
room.  I'd like to page again when it gets to 100...

I know I could write additional tests and have columns for both upsmin
and upsfailimminent, but a third threshold would be easier to
maintain...

> > 
> > On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 11:57 AM, Jeff Newman
> > <jeffnewman75 at gmail.com> wrote:
> >         Right. I think the concept is
> >         
> >         Level 1: "warning everyone, something bad could happen, or
> >         might not,
> >         may want to look"
> >                          - Yellow
> >         Level 2: "Hey look, it was just a warning before, but now,
> >         it's bad
> >         and service might
> >                      be interrupted unless you take action, this is
> >         your last
> >         chance buddy!"
> >                          - Red
> >         Level 3: "I've told you repeatedly, and now look whats
> >         happened! You've reached
> >                     super critical orange level! That means within
> >         minutes
> >         your service will be dead.
> >                     run for the hills, the sky is falling, the phone
> >         is about
> >         to ring non-stop"
> >                          - Orange
> >         
> >         i think 3 levels makes sense for some specific applications.
> >         

> 
-- 
Daniel J McDonald, CCIE #2495, CISSP #78281, CNX
Austin Energy
http://www.austinenergy.com

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