resource-monitor-profile
The resource-monitor-profile configuration element allows you to decrease a system's health score or generate alarms when resource utilization exceeds your configured thresholds.
Parameters
- resource-type
- Sets the applicable resource that this profile monitors. This
setting is required. Applicable resources include:
- HEAP
- COMMAND_QUEUE
- SRTP_SESSIONS
- NAT_FLOWS
- HMU
- QOS
- SRTP_E
- SRTP_D
- 2833
- TCP/TLS
- state
- Enables or disables scheduled
backup for this system. Values include:
- Default: disable
- Values: enable | disable
- processName
- Specifies the process or processes that generates the threads
this profile monitors. This parameter only applies when you configure the
resource-type parameter to COMMAND_QUEUE. For all
resource-type values except COMMAND_QUEUE, you
must retain the default of PROCESS_ALL. You can choose any of the values
below when you set the resource-type to
COMMAND_QUEUE.
When the commands sent to a thread start to back up, the system may fail to accept new calls or start to behave inappropriately. Values include:
- PROCESS_ALL (default)
- PROCESS_SIPD
- PROCESS_MBCD
- PROCESS_ATCPD
- abatement-threshold
- Specifies the percent utilization decrement that the profile
uses before the clearing an alarm (and sending a clear trap). The system
measures this decrement when a profile that is in an alarm state has its
utilization fall back below the triggered threshold. Values include:
- Default: 5 percent
- Range: 5 to 50 percent
- minor-config
- Provides access to the minor-config sub-element.
- major-config
- Provides access to the major-config sub-element.
- critical-config
- Provides access to the critical-config sub-element.
Path
resource-monitor-profile is an element of the system-config path. The full path from the topmost ACLI prompt is: .
Note:
This is a single instance configuration element.