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C H A P T E R 7

HP Traffic Director Server Appliances User Guide

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Trap thresholds for server connection count can be configured so that
a trap is sent if the connection count reaches a specified value. The

serverConnCntAlert

and

serverConnCntNormal

traps and

applicable thresholds work similarly for server response time.

Trap thresholds for server connections can be configured such that if
the connection/second rate reaches a given value, a trap is sent. The

serverCpsAlert

and

serverCpsNormal

trap and applicable

thresholds work similarly for server response time.

Layer 4 Service (VIP, PORT)

The performance of each configured Layer 4 service (VIP, PORT)
presented to clients is monitored. Performance data is stored in the

serviceTcpTable

. This data is computed by aggregating the

values in

serverTcpTable

that apply to the (VIP, PORT). That is,

all server TCP connections used for load balancing a (VIP, PORT)
are aggregated to derive performance data for that (VIP, PORT) in

serviceTcpTable

. Per (VIP, PORT) pair, the following data is

available:

State, up or down (

serviceState

)

Length of time the service has been up (

serviceUpTime

)

Response time (

serviceRspTm

)

Number of established TCP connections (

serviceConnCnt

)

TCP connections established per second (

serviceCps

)

Trap thresholds are available in the MIB for

serviceRspTm

,

serviceConnCnt

and

serviceCps

. Different threshold settings

can be configured for each service in

serviceTcpTable

.

Trap thresholds for service response time can be configured such that
if the service response time reaches a specified value, a trap is sent.
When

serviceRspTm

reaches

serviceRspTmHiWater

, a

serviceRspTmAlert

trap is sent. While in alert, if

serviceRspTm

dips to

serviceRspTmLoWater

, a

serviceRspTmNormal

trap is sent. High- and low-water

thresholds provide hysteresis and prevent spurious trap generation. If
the high-water threshold is set to 0, no traps are sent.

Trap thresholds for service connection count can be configured so
that a trap is sent if the connection count reaches a value. The traps,

serviceConnCntAlert

and

serviceConnCntNormal

and

applicable thresholds work similarly for service response time.