Jason,
AFAIK is normal if you are running a database server.
So if you want to disable SLA's for any disk or memory interface, just edit the interface in question and select 'No SLA" in the "SLA" field.
Javier
Zhisong Jason Jin wrote:
I'm using jffnms 0.7.9 runing on redhat ES 3.0, I'm quite pleased and can't wait for 0.8.0 came out.
I notice one small thing: a lot of memory uage alert for linux.
it seems on linux , it is normal to have >90% memory uses all the time. so my questions:
1. how to correct monitor linux memory usage?
2. if I can not get around it, how to turn off the moritoring
for memory on certain hosts.
thanks.
Jason
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