Factory-configured default threshold values are provided in the N1 System Manager software for some OS health thresholds. These values are stated as percentages. Table 6–3 lists default values for these OS health attributes.
Setting or modifying threshold values for hardware health attributes is not supported in this version of the Sun N1 System Manager.
Attribute Name |
Description |
Default Threshold |
Default Threshold |
---|---|---|---|
cpustats.loadavg1min |
System load expressed as average number of queued processes over 1 minute |
warninghigh >4.00 |
criticalhigh >5.00 |
cpustats.loadavg5min |
System load expressed as average number of queued processes over 5 minutes |
warninghigh >4.10 |
criticalhigh >5.10 |
cpustats.loadavg15min |
System load expressed as average number of queued processes over 15 minutes |
warninghigh >4.10 |
criticalhigh >5.10 |
cpustats.pctusage |
Percentage of overall CPU usage |
warninghigh >80% |
criticalhigh >90.1% |
cpustats.pctidle |
Percentage of CPU idle |
warninglow <20% |
criticallow <10% |
memusage.mbmemfree |
Memory free in MB |
warninghigh <39% |
criticalhigh <29% |
memusage.mbmemused |
Memory used in MB |
warninghigh >1501 |
criticalhigh >2001 |
memusage.pctmemused |
Percentage of memory in use |
warninghigh >80% |
criticalhigh >90% |
memusage.pctmemfree |
Percentage of memory free |
warninglow <20% |
criticallow <10% |
memusage.kbswapused |
Swap space in use in Kb |
warninghigh >500000 |
criticalhigh >1000000 |
fsusage.kbspacefree |
File system free space in Kb |
warninglow <94.0Kb |
criticallow <89.0Kb |
Specific threshold values can be set at the command line by following the procedures described in Setting Threshold Values.