Define range for a WMI Performance counter simple threshold
I defined a new monitor of type WMI Performance Counter, static single threshold, average threshold with the goal to monitor the average of WMI counter over 5 samples and to set the warning state when the average value is above 8000. This works as expected. My question: the application responsable wants the state (and associated alert) not to be changed when the average value = 10000; below 8000 : healthy, between 8000 and 10000 : warning, equal 10000 : healthy. Is there a way to define this with this type of monitor, or do I have to use a double monitor to accomplish this ? Thanks, Roland
November 12th, 2010 1:11am

Hi If I understand you correctly then what you are looking to achieve can't be done other than via scripting. Even the Double threshold works on the basis of: Value greater than Threshold 1 = Critical Value between threshold 1 and threshold 2 = Warning Value less than Threshold 2 = Healthy You seem to want something more complex than that? Cheers Graham I have assumed above that high values = bad - the logic can be inverted so that greater than threshold 1 = healthy, between threshold 1 and 2 is warning and below threshold 2 = critical. View OpsMgr tips and tricks at http://systemcentersolutions.wordpress.com/
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November 12th, 2010 9:13am

Hello, Yet another disappointment: in MOM 2005 this was rather easy by using the alertsettings on a performance theshold. Can I accomplish this also be using a condition when defining a custom monitor (ignore values >= threshold 1) ? Does anyone have an example to accomplish this via scripting ? Thanks in advance, Roland Roland
November 12th, 2010 3:58pm

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