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threshold-monitor memory
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threshold-monitor memory
Configures monitoring of the memory usage of the system and alerts the user when configured
thresholds are exceeded.
Synopsis threshold-monitor memory {[actions [none | raslog {high-limit percent | limit percent | low-limit
percent | poll polling_interval |retry number_of_retries}| high-limit percent | limit percent |
low-limit percent | poll polling_interval |retry number_of_retries}]}
no threshold-monitor memory
Operands actions Specifies the action to be taken when a threshold is exceeded.
none No action is taken. This is the default.
raslog Specifies RASLog messaging.
high-limit Specifies an upper limit for memory usage as a percentage of available
memory.
percent This value must be greater than the value set by limit. When memory usage
exceeds this limit, a RASLog CRITICAL message is sent. Values range from
0 through 80 percent. The default is 70 percent.
limit Specifies the baseline memory usage limit as a percentage of available
resources.
percent When this value is exceeded, a RASLog WARNING message is sent. When
the usage returns below the value set by limit, a RASLog INFO message is
sent. Values range from 0 through 80 percent. The default is 60 percent.
low-limit Specifies a lower limit for memory usage as percentage of available
memory.
percent This value must be smaller than the value set by limit. When memory usage
exceeds or falls below this limit, a RASLog INFO message is sent. The
default is 40 percent.
poll Specifies the polling interval in seconds.
polling_interval The range is from 0 through 3600. The default is 120
retry Specifies the number of polling retries before desired action is taken.
number_of_retries
Range is from 1 through 100. The default is 3.
Defaults See Operands.
Command Modes RBridge ID configuration mode
Description Use this command to monitor memory usage of the system and alert the user when configured
thresholds are exceeded.
Usage Guidelines None