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Event Message |
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12170
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The performance counter "%5" (%1) on host %10 is not between the range of %2 and %3 anymore, the current values are:
Average: %4
Minimum: %6
Maximum: %7
Counter Description:
%9
To adjust this threshold or exclude this alert:
1. Open the management console
2. Navigate to Packages -> System Health
3. Locate the package "%11", expand it and click Performance / SNMP
4. Locate the object "%12" and double-click it
5. Click the "Alert" tab to adjust the threshold or clear the event log alert check box
6. Save or Save and Deploy the configuration
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12171
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The performance counter "%6" ("%1", instance "%2") on host %11 is not between the range of %3 and %4 anymore, the current values are:
Average: %5
Minimum: %7
Maximum: %8
Counter Description:
%10
To adjust this threshold or exclude this alert:
1. Open the management console
2. Navigate to Packages -> System Health
3. Locate the package "%12", expand it and click Performance / SNMP
4. Locate the object "%13" and double-click it
5. Click the "Alert" tab to adjust the threshold or clear the event log alert check box
6. Save or Save and Deploy the configuration
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12172
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The performance counter "%5" (%1) on host %10 is back between the range of %2 and %3, the current values are:
Average: %4
Minimum: %6
Maximum: %7
Counter Description:
%9
To adjust this threshold or exclude this alert:
1. Open the management console
2. Navigate to Packages -> System Health
3. Locate the package "%11", expand it and click Performance / SNMP
4. Locate the object "%12" and double-click it
5. Click the "Alert" tab to adjust the threshold or clear the event log alert check box
6. Save or Save and Deploy the configuration
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12173
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The performance counter "%6" ("%1", instance "%2") on host %11 is back between the range of %3 and %4, the current values are:
Average: %5
Minimum: %7
Maximum: %8
Counter Description:
%10
To adjust this threshold or exclude this alert:
1. Open the management console
2. Navigate to Packages -> System Health
3. Locate the package "%12", expand it and click Performance / SNMP
4. Locate the object "%13" and double-click it
5. Click the "Alert" tab to adjust the threshold or clear the event log alert check box
6. Save or Save and Deploy the configuration
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12174
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EventSentry detected a potential leak for performance counter "%1" ("%2") over the last %3 hours. During this time, the counter value increased from %4 to %5, with an average increase of %6% per hour. Out of a total of %3 hours, the hourly average increased %7 times (%8%).
Average: %9
Minimum: %10
Maximum: %11
If available, then you should review the performance data history in the web-based reporting to determine whether you need to take action. If this counter value is not leaking memory, then you may be able to adjust the leak detection settings in the management console.
Counter Description:
%13
To adjust this threshold or exclude this alert:
1. Open the management console
2. Navigate to Packages -> System Health
3. Locate the package "%14", expand it and click Performance / SNMP
4. Locate the object "%15" and double-click it
5. Click the "Alert" tab and change the "Detect Leaks" setting
6. Save or Save and Deploy the configuration
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12175
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EventSentry detected a potential leak for performance counter "%1" ("%2", instance "%13") over the last %3 hours. During this time, the counter value increased from %4 to %5, with an average increase of %6% per hour. Out of a total of %3 hours, the hourly average increased %7 times (%8%).
Average: %9
Minimum: %10
Maximum: %11
If available, then you should review the performance data history in the web-based reporting to determine whether you need to take action. If this counter value is not leaking memory, then you may be able to adjust the leak detection settings in the management console.
Counter Description:
%14
To adjust this threshold or exclude this alert:
1. Open the management console
2. Navigate to Packages -> System Health
3. Locate the package "%15", expand it and click Performance / SNMP
4. Locate the object "%16" and double-click it
5. Click the "Alert" tab and change the "Detect Leaks" setting (this will affect ALL instances)
6. Save or Save and Deploy the configuration
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12176
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The potential leak for performance counter "%1" ("%2") has been resolved, during the last %3 hours the hourly average increased %4 times. The current values are:
Average: %5
Minimum: %6
Maximum: %7
Counter Description:
%9
To adjust this threshold or exclude this alert:
1. Open the management console
2. Navigate to Packages -> System Health
3. Locate the package "%10", expand it and click Performance / SNMP
4. Locate the object "%11" and double-click it
5. Click the "Alert" tab and change the "Detect Leaks" setting
6. Save or Save and Deploy the config
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12177
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The potential leak for performance counter "%1" ("%2", instance "%10") has been resolved, during the last %3 hours the hourly average increased %4 times. The current values are:
Average: %5
Minimum: %6
Maximum: %7
Counter Description:
%9
To adjust this threshold or exclude this alert:
1. Open the management console
2. Navigate to Packages -> System Health
3. Locate the package "%11", expand it and click Performance / SNMP
4. Locate the object "%12" and double-click it
5. Click the "Alert" tab and change the "Detect Leaks" setting (this will affect ALL instances)
6. Save or Save and Deploy the configuration
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