To set or get the threshold rule scan period, use the following rhino-console commands or MBean operations.
What is a rule-scan period?
A threshold-alarm rule-scan period determines when Rhino’s threshold-rule scanner evaluates active threshold-alarm rules. The scan period must be set to a valid non-zero value for Rhino to evaluate the rules. At the beginning of each scan period, Rhino evaluates each active threshold-alarm rule as follows:
(The same process applies to the reset conditions once a rule has been triggered.) |
Console command: setthresholdrulescanperiod
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setthresholdrulescanperiod <period> Set the threshold alarm rule scan period, measured in ms. Must be > 500 or 0 to disable rule checking ---- |
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Example |
To set the threshold rule scan period to 30000ms (30s): $ ./rhino-console setthresholdrulescanperiod 30000 Threshold rule scan period set to 30000ms To disable threshold rule scanning: $ ./rhino-console setthresholdrulescanperiod 0 Threshold rule scanning disabled |
MBean operation: setScanPeriod
MBean |
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Rhino operation |
public void setScanPeriod(int scanPeriod) throws ConfigurationException, ValidationException; The scan period is measured in milliseconds. |
Console command: getthresholdrulescanperiod
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getthresholdrulescanperiod Get the threshold alarm rule scan period |
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Example |
$ ./rhino-console getthresholdrulescanperiod Threshold rule scan period set to 30000ms |
MBean operation: getScanPeriod
MBean |
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Rhino operation |
public int getScanPeriod() throws ConfigurationException; The scan period is measured in milliseconds. |