Hi guys,
I have read through multiple posts regarding ssCpuRawIdle and it seems that CPU
utilisation requires computation of formula, involving differential values
across a time period.
1) I will like to confirm if merely ssCpuRawIdle alone can be used in a
'monitor' statement, able to determine the threshold and to trigger off an SNMP
trap.
2) If not 1), does that mean I have to resort to extending the agent; use of
scripting? Are there other alternatives to trigger off SNMP trap for high CPU
utilisation?
Hope you can help. Thanks.
Regards,Sanh
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