Cisco Systems NAM, 5 manual Setting Response Time Thresholds

Chapter 2 Setting Up The NAM Traffic Analyzer

Alarms

Table 2-17	Application Alarm Thresholds (continued)
Field		Description
Severity		Choose High or Low. These will display on the Alarm Summary
		dashboard (Monitor > Overview >Alarm Summary), where you
		can choose to view High, Low, or High and Low alarms.
Actions		From the lists, choose a Rising action and a Falling action
		(optional). See Alarm Actions, page 2-36for information on setting
		up alarm actions.
Application Metrics (per		Choose Bytes or Packets, and then enter a Rising threshold and a
second)		Falling threshold.
Add Metrics (button)		Click the Add Metrics button to add another row.
Delete (button)		Click the Delete button to remove that Metrics row.

Note If you leave a selection blank, it means that that parameter will not be considered. If you select “Any”, it will use any of the selections for that parameter, if encountered.

Step 4 Click Submit to set the thresholds, click Reset to reset the thresholds to their default value, or click Cancel to remove any changes you might have made.

Step 5 When finished, click Submit.

Setting Response Time Thresholds

Step 1 Choose Setup > Alarms > Thresholds.

Step 2 Click the Create button and choose the Response Time tab.

Step 3 The Response Time Alarm Threshold Configuration window displays. Fill in the fields as appropriate. Table 2-18, Response Time Thresholds describes the fields available on this screen.

Table 2-18 Response Time Thresholds

Field	Description
Name	Give the Response Time Alarm Threshold a name.
Application	Choose an application from the list. You can start typing the first
	few characters to narrow the list.
Severity	Choose High or Low. These will display on the Alarm Summary
	dashboard (Monitor > Overview >Alarm Summary), where you
	can choose to view High, Low, or High and Low alarms.
Client Site/Host	Make a selection from the lists. See Sites, page 2-58for information
	on setting up a site.
Server Site/Host	Make a selection from the lists, or leave as “Any.” See Sites,
	page 2-58for information on setting up a site.

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