Cisco Systems 3.5 manual Deleting a Polling Group, Adaptive Polling, To delete a polling group

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Managing Global Settings

7.4.4Deleting a Polling Group

Sheer DNA Manage enables the user to delete polling groups.

To delete a polling group

1.Select the Global Settings branch in the Sheer DNA Manage window’s Tree pane and choose the Polling Groups sub-branch. The Polling Groups are displayed in Polling Groups table in the Workspace.

2.Right-click on the required polling group in the Polling Group table in the Workspace to display the shortcut menu, and select Delete. A warning message is displayed.

3.Click Yes. A confirmation message is displayed.

4.Click OK. The polling group is deleted from the Polling Group table. Note: You cannot delete a Polling Group being used by another VNE.

7.4.5Adaptive Polling

VNEs implement adaptive polling ensuring that the element is not overloaded in addition to defined polling intervals. Checking the device CPU usage, may defer specific polls in order to avoid an additional load on the managed element.

When a VNE exceeds the maximum CPU usage threshold value an alarm is sent and the VNE is automatically transferred to a slow polling interval, namely, the VNE is polled less regularly.

When the CPU usage threshold values for the VNE fall below the clear threshold value then an alarm is sent and the VNE returns to normal polling.

The values for any VNE can be customized through the system registry, for example, the minimum and maximum CPU usage threshold values. When the defined values are reached an alarm is sent. A clear value can also be defined so that when the CPU usage threshold value drops below the maximum value or rises above the minimum value a message is sent clearing the original alarm. These values are defined in the Registry.

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