The Network Received alarm monitors the amount of data received per second over the network interface (bytes/second). Compare the number of bytes that the server receives from the network to the total bandwidth performance of the network card. If the bandwidth (amount of data that can be transferred per unit of time over the network) is equal to or greater than 50% of the number of bytes received, the network connection might be a bottleneck.

PFM - Web Console alarm property		Settings
Item	Detailed item
Main Information	Product	Windows
	Alarm message	Received = %CVS1 byte/sec
	Enable alarm	Yes
	Monitoring time range	Evaluate regularly
	Evaluate all data	No
	Report alarm when the following damping condition is reached.	Yes
	interval(s)	5
	occurrence(s) during	3
Action	Email	--
	Command	--
	SNMP	Abnormal, Warning, Normal
Alarm Conditions	Record	Network Interface Overview (PI_NETI)
	Field	Bytes Rcvd/sec
	Abnormal condition	Bytes Rcvd/sec >= 3000#1
	Warning condition	Bytes Rcvd/sec >= 2048#2

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--: Setting is always invalid.

#1

Depending on the environment, set a value that is around 70% of the NIC bandwidth.

#2

Depending on the environment, set a value that is around 50% of the NIC bandwidth.

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