An agent based on the High Bandwidth New App
template monitors classes that were auto-discovered during the interval,
evaluating the amount of bandwidth they are using (avg-bps). This agent
can help prevent new applications from consuming too much bandwidth
and will create a report when the class crosses a threshold.
This agent calculates the amount of bandwidth a newly discovered class
is using, as a percentage of the class' parent partition. Typically,
the parent partition is either Inbound or Outbound (the link size).
But a parent partition isn't restricted to Inbound or Outbound. It can
also be a class, such as a subnet class, that has its own partition
and has traffic discovery within the class enabled.
Each unit or PolicyCenter configuration can have only one instance
of a High Bandwidth New App agent.
Note: When discovery is disabled during an interval, the High
Bandwidth New App agent's score value will be zero. Therefore, this
agent will not work as intended unless traffic discovery is enabled.
Agent Parameters
RedThreshold: Percent of parent partition's bandwidth; when the rate
of any classes auto-discovered during the evaluation interval exceeds
the RedThreshold, the agent will have a red status
GreenThreshold: Percent of parent partition's bandwidth; when the rate
of any newly auto-discovered classes is less than the GreenThreshold,
the agent will have a green status
The High Bandwidth New App agent is one of the default agents. The
default values for the parameters are:
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Green < 5% of the parent partition
-
Yellow 5-10% of the parent partition (implied)
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Red > 10% of the parent partition
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Evaluation interval: 60 minutes
Action File Variables
$namelist, $avg-bps