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Calculating Rule Threshold Settings Using the Configuration Advisor : Understanding the recommended threshold settings : Comparing and selecting threshold settings
 

Comparing and selecting threshold settings

By default, the Configuration Advisor assumes that you are going to select and submit one of the recommended threshold settings. The Configuration Advisor selects the Update option for each rule. However, you have options concerning the selection process. As you compare the existing and recommended values, you can elect to change none, some, or all values for a rule and each individual monitoring plan.
Use the following procedure to compare the current rule setting with the recommended threshold settings and to update each schedule with your specific selections. Perform this comparison to help you further determine your final selection.
To compare and select threshold settings:
1. For a specific rule row, note the value that appears in the Current Threshold field under a specific schedule. For example, note the values that appear in the Current Threshold field for the Weekdays and Weekends monitoring plans:
2. Click Recommended Values to display the range of recommended values for the associated rule.
3. Compare the possible Recommended Values that appear with the value in the Current Threshold field. As you determine the best threshold rule setting, keep your goals for this rule in mind. Also, consider any additional selection criteria as you compare the various values. See Additionalselection criteria for details.
4. Repeat Step 1 through Step 3 for each rule and its associated monitoring plan. If you know that you are going to select or deselect the recommended threshold settings for a schedule, you can use these options:
*Click All to select all of the recommended threshold settings for a monitoring plan.
*Click None to deselect all of the recommended threshold settings for a monitoring plan.
* Additional selection criteria