Disk Busy %
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Overview
The Disk Busy % alarm monitors the disk busy rate (%). If the disk busy rate continues to be at or above the threshold, I/O operations might be concentrated on a specific disk.
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To monitor a specific device, copy this alarm to create an alarm by changing the condition expression in the Device Name field to Device Name = name-of-monitored-device.
Primary settings
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PFM - Web Console alarm property |
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Item |
Detailed item |
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Main Information |
Product |
UNIX |
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Alarm message |
Disk Busy % (%CVS1) = %CVS2 |
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Enable alarm |
Selected |
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Alarm notification |
Notify when the state changed |
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Notification target |
State changes for the alarm |
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Evaluate all data |
Do not specify. |
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Monitoring time range |
Always monitor |
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Report alarm when the following damping condition is reached |
Selected |
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occurrence(s) during |
4 |
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interval(s) |
5 |
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Alarm Conditions 1 |
Record |
Device Detail (PI_DEVD) |
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Field |
Device Name |
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Abnormal condition |
Device Name <> dummy# |
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Warning condition |
Device Name <> dummy# |
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Alarm Conditions 2 |
Record |
Device Detail (PI_DEVD) |
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Field |
Busy % |
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Abnormal condition |
Busy % >= 90 |
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Warning condition |
Busy % >= 80 |
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Actions |
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-- |
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Command |
-- |
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SNMP |
Abnormal, Warning, Normal |
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--: Setting is always ignored.
- #
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Sets the name of a device that will not be monitored. No device with the name set here in the table exists, so all devices will become monitoring targets.
Alarm tables
PFM UNIX Template Alarms [DSK] 09.00
Related reports
None