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date: Sun, 20 Apr 2008 20:20:54 -0700 (PDT),
group: microsoft.public.opsmgr.sp1
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Re: How should I set the threshold for the monitors in the Windows
Why is everybody pointing to that blog to that tells you to changes some
treshholds without explanation.
My idea is to shut down the SCOM server, this is the only why to get
completely rid of all your alerts.
Serious now: everytime you see problems about treshholds, you find the 2.81
and 3.31
Are these not the values of the buggy AD managment pack that is now replaced
by a new version?
My idea is that the bug with the thousand seperator and different regional
settings is part of a lot managment packs.
MS, please update all the managment packs so after more than a year and
after a SP OpsMgr can leave the early beta stage.
"Anders Bengtsson [MVP]" wrote:
> Hi Steven,
>
> Please take a look at this webpage http://ops-mgr.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!3D3B8489FCAA9B51!183.entry
>
> --
> Anders Bengtsson
> Microsoft MVP - Operations Manager
> http://www.contoso.se
>
>
>
> SY> Hi,
> SY>
> SY> In Windows Service Template, there are some monitors for monitoring
> SY> overall Service Performance Health.
> SY>
> SY> However, I don't know how should I override the Unit Monitors.
> SY>
> SY> When I override a monitor, say "Process Time", the only numbers I
> SY> can find are "Inner Sensitivity" and "Outer Sensitivity".
> SY>
> SY> How may I set the monitor so that it will alarm only when the value
> SY> is larger than say 20%?
> SY>
> SY> What the sensitivities are?
> SY>
> SY> Thank you.
> SY>
> SY> Regards,
> SY> Steven
>
>
>
date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 00:44:00 -0700
author: Wokkeltje
Re: How should I set the threshold for the monitors in the Windows
2.81 and 3.31 are simply a bit too tight of a baseline for *some* types of
perf counters... especially a counter where "normal" is "zero". These need
to be tweaked... or disabled and then replaced with a static threshold
monitor.
When you create service templates, default self-tuning thresholds are used
because we don't know what is a good handle count or thread count, or what
is normal... if you don't like the default ones, adjust them, or disabled
them and go to a static threshold monitor.
http://blogs.technet.com/kevinholman/archive/2008/03/19/self-tuning-thresholds-love-and-hate.aspx
"Wokkeltje" wrote in message
news:56E7B29B-D02D-4D74-8740-AE217798C697@microsoft.com...
> Why is everybody pointing to that blog to that tells you to changes some
> treshholds without explanation.
>
> My idea is to shut down the SCOM server, this is the only why to get
> completely rid of all your alerts.
>
> Serious now: everytime you see problems about treshholds, you find the
> 2.81
> and 3.31
>
> Are these not the values of the buggy AD managment pack that is now
> replaced
> by a new version?
>
> My idea is that the bug with the thousand seperator and different regional
> settings is part of a lot managment packs.
>
> MS, please update all the managment packs so after more than a year and
> after a SP OpsMgr can leave the early beta stage.
>
> "Anders Bengtsson [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> Hi Steven,
>>
>> Please take a look at this webpage
>> http://ops-mgr.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!3D3B8489FCAA9B51!183.entry
>>
>> --
>> Anders Bengtsson
>> Microsoft MVP - Operations Manager
>> http://www.contoso.se
>>
>>
>>
>> SY> Hi,
>> SY>
>> SY> In Windows Service Template, there are some monitors for monitoring
>> SY> overall Service Performance Health.
>> SY>
>> SY> However, I don't know how should I override the Unit Monitors.
>> SY>
>> SY> When I override a monitor, say "Process Time", the only numbers I
>> SY> can find are "Inner Sensitivity" and "Outer Sensitivity".
>> SY>
>> SY> How may I set the monitor so that it will alarm only when the value
>> SY> is larger than say 20%?
>> SY>
>> SY> What the sensitivities are?
>> SY>
>> SY> Thank you.
>> SY>
>> SY> Regards,
>> SY> Steven
>>
>>
>>
date: Thu, 24 Apr 2008 03:51:12 -0500
author: Kevin Holman
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