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g) Inthe Up and Down fields, enter the range of values that should trigger the alarm.
h) ClickFinish Stage.
i) Do one of the following:
•Todefine another threshold property for the class, repeat Step 7.
•Ifyou have defined all required properties for the class, click Finish Stage.
Step 8 Inthe Threshold Classes page of the Create Threshold Policy wizard, do one the following:
• Toconfigure another threshold class for the policy, repeat Steps 6 and 7.
• If you have configured all required threshold classes for the policy,click Finish.
Step 9 ClickOK.
Adding a Threshold Class to an Existing Server and Server Component Threshold Policy
Thisprocedure documents how to add a threshold class to a server and server component threshold policy
inthe Server tab. You can also create and configure these threshold policies within the appropriate
organizationin the Policies node on the LAN tab, SAN tab, and under the Stats Management node of
theAdmin tab.
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Procedure
Step 1 Inthe Navigation pane, clickthe Servers tab.
Step 2 Onthe Servers tab, expand Servers >Policies >Organization_Name.
Step 3 Expandthe Threshold Policies node.
Step 4 Right-clickthe policy to which you want to add a threshold class and choose Create Threshold Class.
Step 5 Inthe Choose StatisticsClass page of the Create Threshold Class wizard, do the following:
a) From the Stat Class drop-down list, choose the statistics class for which you want to configure a custom
threshold.
b) ClickNext.
Step 6 Inthe Threshold Definitions page, do the following:
a) Click Add.
TheCreate Threshold Definition dialog box opens.
b) Fromthe Property Type field, choose the threshold property that you want to define for the class.
c) In the Normal Valuefield, enter the desired value for the property type.
d) Inthe Alarm Triggers(Above Normal Value)field, check one or more ofthe following check boxes:
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