Deactivating parameters
To reduce the impact on your system resources and enhance performance, you can deactivate parameters that are not commonly needed, but keep the following in mind:
- The icon for the consumer parameter disappears and no data is collected or stored.
- The collector parameter that sets the deactivated consumer parameter notates the System Output Window with an error each time that collector attempts to send information to the deactivated consumer parameter.
- Some collector parameters might also set off recovery actions if they cannot find a deactivated consumer parameters.
Instead of disabling consumer parameters, consider one of the following options:
- Disable only the alarms for a consumer parameter.
The collector parameter continues to send data to the consumer parameter, and the consumer parameter continues to provide a view and history for that data. No alarms or warnings are displayed and no recovery actions are triggered for that consumer parameter. - Deactivate a collector parameter.
The collector parameter stops collecting data for the consumer parameters it sets. - Deactivate monitoring of an application class.
No parameters are displayed for an application class that is not set up for monitoring.
To activate or deactivate a parameter
- In PATROL Configuration Manager, right-click the agent for whose parameters you want to schedule polling times.
- Select Event Management > Parameter Settings.
- On the Thresholds tab, click Add Objects.
- In the Object Selection dialog box, select the Get Objects From Agent option.
- From the Hosts field, select the default host (/).
The Application Classes field is populated with the application classes. - In the Application Classes field, select the application class for which you want to modify the parameters.
- In the Instances field, select the Converged Infrastructure Monitoring instance for which you want to modify the parameters.
The Parameters field is populated with the parameters. - Select the parameter, and click Add.
- Click Close.
- In the Event Management Parameter Settings dialog box, select the parameter from the Selected Objects List.
- Select or clear the Active option as required.
- Click Apply.
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