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Cacti : Set Threshold2020/03/23

 
For example, set Threshold to CPU load average on here.
[1] Login to the Cacti admin site and Click [Management] - [Thresholds] on the left pane, then Click [+] button on the right pane.
[2] Set Thresholds.
For [Create Type] field, Select templated or non-templated. (select non-templated on this example)
For [Device] field, Select a device you'd like to set Thresholds.
For [Graph] field, Select a Graph you'd like to set Thresholds.
For [Data Sorce] field, Select a data source.
[3] After clicking [Create] button, following screen is shown. Set Thresholds on here.
[4] After creating Thresholds successfully, it will be displayed on [Thresholds] list. After creating it, it is still disabled, so enable it like follows.
[5] After enabling a Thresholds entry, background color turns to green.
[6] If system values are over from Thresholds, background color turns to red.
[7] If system values are over from Thresholds, notification email will be sent if you set notification list.
From root@dlp.srv.world  Fri Mar 20 14:35:04 2020
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Subject: ALERT: localhost - Load Average [load_5min] went below  threshold of 70
0 m with 600 m
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Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2020 14:35:04 +0900
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An Alert has been issued that requires your attention.

Device: localhost (localhost)
URL: Link to Graph in Cacti
Message: ALERT: localhost - Load Average [load_5min] went below threshold of 700 m with 600 m
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