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Value | Select an alarm value from the drop-down list. |
Workflow | Click Browse... to enter the workflow(s) that you want to apply the alarm to. |
Limits | Summation: Select this check box to add up the Note: Selecting Summation means that the During Last entry refers to the time period during which a sum is added up. Once the set period has ended, that sum is compared with the limit value. For All Workflows: Select this check box to add up the values (see Summation above) of all the workflows that the alarm supervises. Alarm Detector compares this total value with the alarm limit (exceeds or falls below) and generates an alarm message accordingly. Note! This check box can only be selected when Workflow is set to Any. For further information about Limits see the section above, Host Statistic https://infozone.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/UEPE4D/pages/107351066/Alarm+Detection+4.0#Host-Statistic-Value . |
Workflow Execution Time
The Workflow Execution Time condition enables you to generate an alarm whenever the execution time of a particular, or all workflows, exceed or fall below the time limit that you specify.
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Workflow Group | Click Browse... to enter Enter the address of the workflow group to which you want to apply the alarm. |
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Example - Configuring a Workflow Group Execution Time condition
You want the system to generate an alarm if a billing workflow group has been active longer than 3 hours.
The alarm will be triggered if the workflow group has been active longer than 3 hours. |
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Example - Configuring a Workflow Throughput condition
You want the system to warn you on detection of decreased processing rate.
The alarm will be triggered by every occurrence of a workflow slowing down its processing rate to a throughput that is lower than 50000 units per second. |
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Activation mode is independent of the rest of the profile configuration and you do not need to press Save after enabling or disabling the alarm detection.
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On Desktop Client
On the Desktop Client, this toggle button is greyed out if there are no alarms present. You can see this button only after an alarm detection is saved.
The toggle button for the alarm detection is available on top of the alarm configuration details.
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On Desktop Online
The alarm detection enable/disable toggle button in the Desktop Online will allow you to enable or disable individual alarms using the toggle button available next to the name of the alarm. You can also enable or disable all available alarms at one go using the Enable All or Disable All buttons.
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Note!When importing an Alarm Detection configuration using system import or as part of workflow packages, the configuration is disabled. |