[CAUSE] A tmnxOamPmThrRaise trap is sent when an OAM-PM loss or delay counter meets or exceeds its configured raise threshold. If an Average Frame Loss Ratio (FLR) threshold (i.e. tmnxOamPmCfgThrLossAvgFlrRaise) is met or exceeded, the tmnxOamPmThrRaise trap is sent at the end of the measurement interval. If another type of threshold (e.g. tmnxOamPmCfgThrLossHliRaise) is met or exceeded, the tmnxOamPmThrRaise trap is sent when the problem is detected. The Average FLR threshold is a special case because the measured Average FLR can fluctuate during a measurement interval. At most one tmnxOamPmThrRaise trap is sent per threshold type during one OAM-PM measurement interval. For example, at most one tmnxOamPmThrRaise trap is sent to record an excessive High Loss Indicator (HLI) count in the forward direction seen in a particular 15 minute interval belonging to the SLM test belonging to OAM-PM session 'oamPmSession1'. OAM-PM thresholds are explained in the DESCRIPTION clauses of tmnxOamPmCfgThrDelayTable, tmnxOamPmCfgThrLossFwBwAgTable, and tmnxOamPmCfgThrLossFwBwTable. OAM-PM counters are explained in the DESCRIPTION clauses of the tmnxOamPmStatsTableObjs tables. [EFFECT] For an LMM test, the loss of live traffic has met or exceeded a configured threshold. For the other test types, the loss or delay of OAM-PM test probes has met or exceeded a configured threshold, indicating possible excessive loss or excessive delay of live traffic. [RECOVERY] Fix the cause of the excessive loss or excessive delay.