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Create a threshold that you can use to monitor a BlackBerry Enterprise Server component

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Monitoring Guide Creating thresholds, rules, and alarms Rule type time-based Description • the value of the data attribute equals a value that you specify • the value of the data attribute is not equal to a value that you specify • the value of the data attribute is within two values of the value that you specify You can use a time-based rule to identify when a value for a data attribute changes during a specific period of time. For example, use a time-based rule to identify when the value of a data attribute changes by x amount within x minutes. Create a threshold that you can use to monitor a BlackBerry Enterprise Server component 1. In the BlackBerry® Monitoring Service console, on the Monitoring menu, expand BlackBerry solution topology > BlackBerry domain > Components. 2. Expand a component. 3. Click an instance of the component. 4. On the tab for the data attribute that you want to monitor, click the data attribute. 5. In the Rule section, click Add rule. 6. In the Rule section, select the Active check box. 7. Use the drop-down lists to specify the conditions of the rule. 8. For BlackBerry® Enterprise Server components that you configured for high availability, in the Scope section, in the High Availability Scope drop-down list, click one of the following options: • To continue monitoring a component after a failover occurs, click Both Primary/Active and Standby. • To monitor a component of the primary BlackBerry Enterprise Server instance, click Primary/Active Only. • To monitor a component of the standby BlackBerry Enterprise Server instance, click Standby only. 9. Click Save. 10. Click Save. Example: Monitoring how much memory the BlackBerry Dispatcher component uses If you want to configure a warning for when the BlackBerry Dispatcher uses more than 15,000 KB of memory, you can create a value-based threshold for the Memory use data attribute. In the Rule section, specify the following values: • If VALUE is • greater than • 15000 • Warning 23

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Rule type
Description
•
the value of the data attribute equals a value that you specify
•
the value of the data attribute is not equal to a value that you specify
•
the value of the data attribute is within two values of the value that
you specify
time-based
You can use a time-based rule to identify when a value for a data attribute
changes during a specific period of time. For example, use a time-based rule
to identify when the value of a data attribute changes by
x
amount within
x
minutes.
Create a threshold that you can use to monitor a BlackBerry Enterprise
Server component
1.
In the BlackBerry® Monitoring Service console, on the
Monitoring
menu, expand
BlackBerry solution topology
> BlackBerry domain > Components
.
2.
Expand a component.
3.
Click an instance of the component.
4.
On the tab for the data attribute that you want to monitor, click the data attribute.
5.
In the
Rule
section, click
Add rule
.
6.
In the
Rule
section, select the
Active
check box.
7.
Use the drop-down lists to specify the conditions of the rule.
8.
For BlackBerry® Enterprise Server components that you configured for high availability, in the
Scope
section, in
the
High Availability Scope
drop-down list, click one of the following options:
•
To continue monitoring a component after a failover occurs, click
Both Primary/Active and Standby
.
•
To monitor a component of the primary BlackBerry Enterprise Server instance, click
Primary/Active Only
.
•
To monitor a component of the standby BlackBerry Enterprise Server instance, click
Standby only
.
9.
Click
Save
.
10.
Click
Save
.
Example: Monitoring how much memory the BlackBerry Dispatcher component uses
If you want to configure a warning for when the BlackBerry Dispatcher uses more than 15,000 KB of memory, you
can create a value-based threshold for the Memory use data attribute. In the
Rule
section, specify the following
values:
•
If VALUE is
•
greater than
•
15000
•
Warning
Monitoring Guide
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