| Threshold
| Description
| Default
|
| High CPU Usage (HighCPUUsage)
| This threshold indicates when a high percent of the CPU is being
used. CPUs are expected to reach 100% marks quite often, but generally
not expected to sustain that rate for an extended amount of time.
| 80
|
| High CPU Usage Interrupt (HighCPUUsageInterrupt)
| This threshold indicates when a high percent of the CPU is being used for
interrupt requests, generally made by hardware devices.
| 20
|
| High CPU Usage Process (HighCPUUsageProcess)
| This threshold indicates the maximum percent of CPU usage for a single
process allowed.
| 40
|
| High CPU Usage User Privilege (HighCPUUsageUserPriv)
| This threshold indicates the maximum percent of CPU usage by all the
processes running. This value is obtained by adding the percent user
time and the percent privileged time
| 70
|
| High Interrupts per Second (HighInterruptsSec)
| This threshold indicates the maximum rate at which the devices installed
on the system are accessing the CPU (interrupts per second)
| 600
|
| High Percent Usage Delta (HighPercentUsageDelta)
| This threshold indicates the difference in percentage usage between the
highest used CPU and the lowest used CPU.
| 5
|
| Total CPUs Modifier (TotalCPUsMod)
| This threshold is a modifier that is added to the total number of CPUs in
the system. The result is the threshold that determines when the queue
for the systems processors is too long.The processor queue length is
the instantaneous length of the processor queue in units of threads.
All processors use a single queue in which threads wait for processor
cycles. This length does not include the threads that are currently
running.
| 10
|
