name: DER
full_form: Distinguished Encoding Rules
context: A2 is generated when notifyHigh1 is reached Figure 5: Examples of threshold crossings with hysteresis for a Gauge measurement type For a threshold crossing with hysteresis example of Cumulative Counter measurement type, the monitored value for the alarms generation would be the derivative of the CC value, i.e. its rate of variation. For DER and SI, the value of the counter will be calculated over the complete monitor granularity period. For SI, the counter will be sampled at regular time intervals and the mean value over the monitor granularity period will be calculated and compared with the threshold. For DER type, the threshold is compared with the mean value of all observations collected during the monitor granularity period. For a DER type, if no observations are made during the monitor granularity period then the DER will have a value of NULL. No valid comparison with a threshold can be made in this case. If an alarm has previously been detected it will remain outstanding. The
description: Distinguished Encoding Rules (DER) is a set of rules for encoding data in a specific format. It's used in telecommunications networks for threshold management and alarm generation.
explanation: While DER is used in telecommunications, it's a data encoding standard rather than a specific network function, protocol, or technology. Therefore, it falls under the 'Miscellaneous' category.
section_title: 5.7Threshold Management
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