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Smarts IP: How to view and change Smarts IP Polling and Thresholds values via command line (318398)

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How to manually view and change Smarts IP Polling and Thresholds values

The following sections of this Fix statement provide examples that show how to manually view and change Smarts IP Polling and Thresholds values.

IMPORTANT! If you change any polling and threshold setting, you must run the Smarts reconfigure command to apply the change in your environment.

To list all the Smarts IP Polling and Threshold groups:
<BASEDIR>/IP/smarts/bin/dmctl -s <AMPM domain> getI ICF_Configuration

To display the polling setting for a Router:
<BASEDIR>/IP/smarts/bin/dmctl -s <AMPM domain> get ICF_Configuration::\"CFG-Polling Groups/Routers\"::ComposedOf

To show the Environment Polling Settings:
<BASEDIR>/IP/smarts/bin/dmctl -s INCHARGE-AM-PM get System_EnvironmentPolling_Setting::\"SET-CFG-Polling Groups/Routers/System_EnvironmentPolling_Setting\"

Properties of System_EnvironmentPolling_Setting::SET-CFG-Polling Groups/Routers/System_EnvironmentPolling_Setting:
AnalysisMode = ENABLED
CreationClassName = System_EnvironmentPolling_Setting
Description =
DisplayName = Environment Polling
InstrumentationClass =
IsEnabled = TRUE
Name = SET-CFG-Polling Groups/Routers/System_EnvironmentPolling_Setting
PartOf = { Configuration::CFG-Polling Groups/Routers }
PollingInterval = 240
Retries = 3
RuleSet = health/env-setting.asl
ServiceName =
SettingAppliedBy =
SettingFeature =
SettingKey = System_EnvironmentPolling_Setting
TargetClass = ICIM_UnitaryComputerSystem
Timeout = 700
Type = POLLING

To display the Processor and Memory threshold for Router:
<BASEDIR>/IP/smarts/bin/dmctl -s INCHARGE-AM-PM get Processor_Performance_Setting::\"SET-CFG-System Resource Groups/Routers/Processor_Performance_Setting\"

Properties of Processor_Performance_Setting::SET-CFG-System Resource Groups/Routers/Processor_Performance_Setting:
BackplaneUtilizationThreshold = 80
CreationClassName = Processor_Performance_Setting
Description =
DisplayName = Processor and Memory
FreeMemoryThreshold = 15
IsEnabled = TRUE
MemoryBufferMissThreshold = 10
MemoryBufferUtilizationThreshold = 90
MemoryFragmentationThreshold = 5
Name = SET-CFG-System Resource Groups/Routers/Processor_Performance_Setting
PartOf = { Configuration::CFG-System Resource Groups/Routers }
ProcessorUtilizationThreshold = 90
ServiceName =
SettingFeature =
SettingKey = Processor_Performance_Setting
TargetClass = ICIM_UnitaryComputerSystem
Type = THRESHOLD

To change the FreeMemoryThreshold for Router:
<BASEDIR>/IP/smarts/bin/dmctl -s INCHARGE-AM-PM put Processor_Performance_Setting::\"SET-CFG-System Resource Groups/Routers/Processor_Performance_Setting\"::FreeMemoryThreshold 30

Below are the dmctl commands to change the Threshold value for interface groups via the command line.

The below command is used to list all the Smarts IP Polling and Threshold groups:

./dmctl -s <domain> getI ICF_Configuration

After getting the group the interface/interfaces belong to use the command below to display the polling setting for the interfaces:

./dmctl -s <domain> get ICF_Configuration::\"CFG-Interface Groups/<Name of Interface group>\"::ComposedOf

Then use the command below to get the Threshold value:

./dmctl -s <domain> get <output of above ComposedOf>::\"SET-CFG-Interface Groups/<Name of Interface group>/<output of above ComposedOf>\"::<Threshold>

After you can change the value by using the command below:

./dmctl -s <domain> put <output of above ComposedOf>::\"SET-CFG-Interface Groups/<Name of interface group>/<output of above ComposedOf\"::<Threshold to change> <value>

After running the command above to change the value you will then need to reconfigure the domain for the changes to take place.

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