Display Name | Citrix Management Pack Library |
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Version | 1.0.8.0 |
Description | Common definitions for Citrix Management Packs. |
Display Name | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer |
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Version | 2.22.48.0 |
Description | Provides the complete management of Citrix XenServer environment. |
Display Name | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer Reports |
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Version | 2.22.48.0 |
Description | Provides reports for Citrix XenServer environment. |
Target | Display Name | Description | Enabled by default | Discovery interval |
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XenServer MP Proxy Computer Role | XenServer MP Proxy Discovery |
Discover MP proxy on all Windows computers. |
Yes | 14400 sec |
XenServer Server | XenServer VM CPU and NIC Discovery |
Discover vCPUs and NICs for active virtual machines. |
No | 900 sec |
XenServer Pool | XenServer Server VM Discovery |
Discover VMs running on XenServer hosts. |
Yes | 900 sec |
XenServer Pool | XenServer Server NIC and Storage Discovery |
Discover XenServer hosts NIC and storage elements. |
Yes | 14400 sec |
Windows Computer | Citrix Computer Discovery |
Discovers managed nodes with Citrix software installed on it. |
Yes | 3600 sec |
Windows Server | XenServer MP Proxy Computer Role Discovery |
Discovers managed nodes with XenServer MP Agent installed on it. Discovered nodes can be seen in the "XenServer MP Agent Computers" view within the "Citrix Library" folder. |
Yes | 14400 sec |
XenServer MP Proxy Computer Role | Citrix MPXS Agent Service Discovery |
Discovers MP agent service. |
Yes | 14400 sec |
XenServer Pool | XenServer Server CPU Discovery |
Discovers XenServer host CPU cores. |
Yes | 14400 sec |
XenServer Pool | XenServer Server Discovery |
Discovers XenServer pool network, storage & unused VMs on pool level. Also XenServer hosts, its network and storage are discovered. |
Yes | 14400 sec |
XenServer MP Proxy | XenServer Pool Discovery |
Discovers XenServer pools that are monitored remotely from a proxy computer (MP proxy). |
Yes | 14400 sec |
Citrix Management | Populate Citrix Library Topology |
Populate Citrix topology root with XenServer root object. |
Yes | --- |
XenServer MP Proxy Group | Populate Computer Group With MP Proxy Computers |
Populate MP proxy computers group with computers used as XenServer MP proxy. |
Yes | --- |
XenServer Proxies | Populate Application Topology Root |
Populate XenServer topology root with discovered MP proxy objects. |
Yes | --- |
Display Name | Citrix MPXS Agent Service State | |
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Description |
Monitors whether Citrix Management Pack Agent for XenServer is running. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe "Citrix MPXS Agent" service is not running. CausesA service can stop for many reasons, including:
ResolutionsStart the service from the “Actions” pane. AdditionalThe topology and the health state of your XenServer environment that is managed by this proxy will not be properly updated if the service is not running. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Management Pack User’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | Citrix MPXS Agent Service Stopped | |
Alert Message |
The "Citrix MPXS Agent" service on computer {0} has stopped running. |
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Target | Citrix MPXS Agent | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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Service is running | Healthy |
Service is not running | Critical |
Parameter | Default Value |
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CheckStartupType | true |
Display Name | XenServer server CPU utilization - obsolete | |
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Description |
Monitors the utilization of an individual CPU core on a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe utilization of a CPU core on a server is high. CausesThe server may be highly utilized. ResolutionsCheck whether the utilization of other CPU cores is high or the average CPU utilization of a server is high for longer periods of time. If yes, this indicates an overloaded server, so consider migrating some of the virtual machines to other servers. AdditionalOccasional utilization peaks of individual CPU cores are okay as long as the average CPU utilization on a server is not higher than 80%. The average server’s CPU utilization higher than 80% with a high frequency of CPU core utilization spikes typically indicates an overloaded server. ExternalFor more information on how to migrate virtual machines to other servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | XenServer server CPU utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer server CPU utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current CPU utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} CPU: {4} |
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Target | XenServer CPU | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
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GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 272 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Display Name | XenServer server CPU utilization (consecutive samples) | |
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Description |
Monitors the utilization of an individual CPU core on a server and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe utilization of a CPU core on a server is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesThe server may be highly utilized. ResolutionsCheck whether the utilization of other CPU cores is high or the average CPU utilization of a server is high for longer periods of time. If yes, this indicates an overloaded server, so consider migrating some of the virtual machines to other servers. AdditionalOccasional utilization peaks of individual CPU cores are okay as long as the average CPU utilization on a server is not higher than 80%. The average server’s CPU utilization higher than 80% with a high frequency of CPU core utilization spikes typically indicates an overloaded server. ExternalFor more information on how to migrate virtual machines to other servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | XenServer server CPU utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer server CPU utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current CPU utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} CPU: {4} |
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Target | XenServer CPU | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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OverThreshold | Warning |
Ok | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 272 |
Threshold | 85 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Display Name | XenServer local storage utilization | |
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Description |
Monitors the utilization of an individual local storage on a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe utilization of a local storage on a server is high. CausesLocal storage on the server may be highly utilized. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the utilization of a local storage:
AdditionalHighly utilized local storage with thin provisioned virtual hard disks means that virtual machines can run out of disk space when they write information to their local disks. It also means you might not be able to copy additional virtual machines to this storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on storage. |
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Alert Name | XenServer local storage utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer local storage utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current local storage utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} Local Storage: {4} |
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Target | XenServer Local Storage | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 272 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Display Name | XenServer MP proxy connections to new pools | |
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Description |
Monitors the connectivity of newly configured connections to the pool master. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryOne or more newly configured connections to the pool master have failed. CausesA connection to the pool master can fail for the following reasons:
ResolutionsStart the configuration tool on the proxy. You can test the connection using the “Test” button. Update the connection information until all connections pass the test. AdditionalA connection is treated as newly configured until the pool is discovered. The pool cannot be discovered while the connection to the pool master is broken. This monitor only changes the color of a diagram icon, while the “XenServer MP proxy connections to new pools” rule sends alert for every failed connection. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Management Pack User’s Guide”. |
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Target | XenServer MP Proxy | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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OK | Healthy |
FailedConnections | Critical |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 275 |
Display Name | XenServer NIC inbound traffic - obsolete | |
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Description |
Monitors the read (inbound) traffic of a network card on a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe read (inbound) traffic on a server’s network card is high. CausesThe read (inbound) traffic on a server’s network card can be high for many reasons, including:
ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the read (inbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh read (inbound) network traffic can be a result of a virtual machine activity or a server activity when reading from the shared storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer NIC inbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer NIC inbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current NIC inbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} NIC: {4} |
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Target | XenServer Network Card | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
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GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 278 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 500 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 700 |
Display Name | XenServer NIC inbound traffic (consecutive samples) | |
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Description |
Monitors the read (inbound) traffic of a network card on a server and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe read (inbound) traffic on a server’s network card is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesThe read (inbound) traffic on a server’s network card can be high for many reasons, including:
ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the read (inbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh read (inbound) network traffic can be a result of a virtual machine activity or a server activity when reading from the shared storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer NIC inbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer NIC inbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current NIC inbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} NIC: {4} |
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Target | XenServer Network Card | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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Unhealthy | Warning |
Healthy | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 278 |
Threshold | 70 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Display Name | XenServer NIC outbound traffic - obsolete | |
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Description |
Monitors the write (outbound) traffic of a network card on a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe write (outbound) traffic on a server’s network card is high. CausesA network card may have a high amount of write (outbound) traffic on the server. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the write (outbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh write (outbound) network traffic can be a result of a virtual machine activity or the server activity when writing to the shared storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer NIC outbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer NIC outbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current NIC outbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} NIC: {4} |
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Target | XenServer Network Card | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
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GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 278 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 500 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 700 |
Display Name | XenServer NIC outbound traffic (consecutive samples) | |
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Description |
Monitors the write (outbound) traffic of a network card on a server and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe write (outbound) traffic on a server’s network card is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesA network card may have a high amount of write (outbound) traffic on the server. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the write (outbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh write (outbound) network traffic can be a result of a virtual machine activity or the server activity when writing to the shared storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer NIC outbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer NIC outbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current NIC outbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} NIC: {4} |
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Target | XenServer Network Card | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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Unhealthy | Warning |
Healthy | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 278 |
Threshold | 70 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Display Name | XenServer average CPU utilization in pool | |
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Description |
Monitors the average CPU utilization in a pool. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average CPU utilization across all servers in a pool is high. CausesA number of servers in the pool may experience high CPU utilization. ResolutionsCheck whether the CPU utilization on the pool is high for longer periods of time. If yes, this may indicate the overloaded pool, so consider migrating some of the virtual machines to other pools or adding a new server to the pool. AdditionalOccasional utilization peaks of the CPU utilization on the pool are okay as long as the average CPU utilization on the pool is not more than 80%. The CPU utilization on the pool higher than 80% with high frequency of CPU utilization spikes typically indicates an overloaded pool. ExternalFor information on how to migrate virtual machines to other pools, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | XenServer average CPU utilization in pool | |
Alert Message |
XenServer average CPU utilization in pool for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value Current average CPU utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 281 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Display Name | XenServer average memory utilization in pool | |
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Description |
Monitors the average memory utilization in a pool. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average memory utilization across all servers in a pool is high. CausesA number of servers in the pool may experience high memory utilization. ResolutionsCheck whether the average memory utilization on the pool is high for longer periods of time. If yes, this may indicate the overloaded pool and starting subsequent virtual machines on the pool might not be possible. Consider migrating some of the virtual machines to other pools or adding a new server to the pool. AdditionalIf virtual machines are configured with the fixed amount of memory, high memory utilization in the pool can prevent starting additional virtual machines. However, if Dynamic Memory Control (DMC) feature is enabled, it might still be possible to start additional virtual machines. ExternalFor information on how to configure and manage virtual machine memory settings, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on configuring virtual machine memory. |
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Alert Name | XenServer average memory utilization in pool | |
Alert Message |
XenServer average memory utilization in pool for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current average memory utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 281 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Display Name | XenServer average shared storage utilization | |
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Description |
Monitors the average shared storage utilization in a pool. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average utilization across all shared storage units in a pool is high. CausesSeveral shared storage units in the pool are experiencing high utilization. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the shared storage utilization in the pool:
AdditionalHighly utilized shared storage with thin provisioned virtual hard disks means that virtual machines can run out of disk space when they write information to their local disks. It also means you might not be able to copy additional virtual machines to the shared storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on storage. |
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Alert Name | XenServer average shared storage utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer average shared storage utilization in pool for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current average storage utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 284 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Display Name | XenServer connection to pool | |
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Description |
Monitors the connection to the pool master. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryConnection to the pool master is not available. CausesThe pool master that is configured for the pool cannot be contacted and the failover pool master could not be determined. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to enable the connection to the pool master:
AdditionalWhen Citrix XenServer MP fails to connect to the configured pool master, it tries to determine the failover master for the pool. If the original pool master cannot be contacted and the failover pool master cannot be determined, the alert is raised. It is possible that the pool master election is currently in effect and the connection to the pool is only temporarily down. In such case, the alert of the “XenServer pool master changed” monitor soon follows and the connection to the pool is resumed. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Management Pack User’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | XenServer connection to pool | |
Alert Message |
Connection to pool "{0}" could not be obtained. Pool: {1} |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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OK | Healthy |
Failed | Critical |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 275 |
Display Name | XenServer number of offline servers in pool | |
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Description |
Monitors the number of offline servers in a pool. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe number of offline servers in a pool is high. CausesThe number of offline servers in a pool can be high for many reasons, including:
ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the number of offline servers in the pool:
AdditionalThe pool master keeps track of all pool members and their availability. It immediately detects if pool members cannot be contacted and managed. ExternalFor more information on unusual behavior, application failures, or other issues with servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the troubleshooting section. |
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Alert Name | XenServer number of offline servers in pool | |
Alert Message |
XenServer number of offline servers in pool for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current number of offline servers is {1}. Pool: {2} |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 281 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 2 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 4 |
Display Name | XenServer percentage of offline servers in pool | |
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Description |
Monitors the percentage of offline servers in a pool. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe percentage of offline servers in a pool is high. CausesThe percentage of offline servers in a pool can be high for many reasons, including:
ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the percentage of offline servers in the pool:
AdditionalThe pool master keeps track of all pool members and their availability. It immediately detects if pool members cannot be contacted and managed. ExternalFor more information on unusual behavior, application failures, or other issues with servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the troubleshooting section. |
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Alert Name | XenServer percentage of offline servers in pool | |
Alert Message |
XenServer percentage of offline servers in pool for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current value is {1} %. Pool: {2} |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 281 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 20 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 30 |
Display Name | XenServer pool master changed | |
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Description |
Monitors pool master changes. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryA new pool master has been configured or elected. CausesA pool master can change for many reasons, including:
ResolutionsCheck the following to determine why the pool master has changed:
AdditionalCitrix XenServer MP has detected the pool master change and has successfully connected to a new pool master. Try to determine whether the pool master change was planned or was a result of a failure. ExternalFor more information on issues with pool masters, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the troubleshooting section. |
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Alert Name | XenServer pool master changed | |
Alert Message |
Pool master changed in pool "{0}". New pool master: {1} Old pool master: {2} |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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OK | Healthy |
PoolMasterChanged | Warning |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 275 |
Display Name | XenServer average local storage utilization | |
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Description |
Monitors the average local storage utilization on a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average local storage utilization on a server is high. CausesLocal storage on the server may be highly utilized. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the local storage utilization:
AdditionalHighly utilized local storage with thin provisioned virtual hard disks means that virtual machines can run out of disk space when they write information to their local disks. It also means you might not be able to copy additional virtual machines to the local storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on storage. |
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Alert Name | XenServer average local storage utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer average local storage utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current average local storage utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 290 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Display Name | XenServer server availability | |
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Description |
Monitors the availability of a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryA pool master has detected that the server cannot be contacted and managed. CausesA server can be unavailable for many reasons, including:
ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to make the server available:
AdditionalThe pool master has detected that the pool member server cannot be contacted and therefore cannot be managed. Along with the pool member server affected, this alert also lists VMs that were running on the server at the time of last successful check. ExternalFor more information on unusual behavior, application failures, or other issues with servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the troubleshooting section. |
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Alert Name | XenServer server availability | |
Alert Message |
State for server "{0}" changed to "{1}". Pool: {2} Server: {3} {4} |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
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OK | Healthy |
Maintenance | Warning |
Unavailable | Critical |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 290 |
Display Name | XenServer server average CPU utilization - obsolete | |
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Description |
Monitors the average CPU utilization of a server. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average CPU utilization of a server is high. CausesThe server may be overloaded. ResolutionsCheck whether the average CPU utilization on the server is high for longer periods of time. If yes, consider migrating some of the virtual machines to other servers. AdditionalOccasional average CPU utilization peaks are okay as long as the long term average CPU utilization on the server is not more than 80%. The long term CPU utilization of more than 80% typically indicates the overloaded server. ExternalFor information on how to migrate virtual machines to other servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | XenServer server average CPU utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer server average CPU utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current server CPU utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 287 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Display Name | XenServer server average CPU utilization (consecutive samples) | |
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Description |
Monitors the average CPU utilization of a server and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average CPU utilization of a server is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesThe server may be overloaded. ResolutionsCheck whether the average CPU utilization on the server is high for longer periods of time. If yes, consider migrating some of the virtual machines to other servers. AdditionalOccasional average CPU utilization peaks are okay as long as the long term average CPU utilization on the server is not more than 80%. The long term CPU utilization of more than 80% typically indicates the overloaded server. ExternalFor information on how to migrate virtual machines to other servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | XenServer server average CPU utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer server average CPU utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current server CPU utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
OverThreshold | Warning |
Ok | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 287 |
Threshold | 85 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Display Name | XenServer server average NIC inbound traffic - obsolete | |
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Description |
Monitors the average network read (inbound) traffic across all network cards on a server. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average network read (inbound) traffic across all network cards is high. CausesAll network cards are experiencing high read (inbound) traffic on the server. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the read (inbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh read (inbound) network traffic can be a result of the virtual machine or server activity when reading from the shared storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer server average NIC inbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer server average NIC inbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current server average NIC inbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 287 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 500 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 700 |
Display Name | XenServer server average NIC inbound traffic (consecutive samples) | |
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Description |
Monitors the average network read (inbound) traffic across all network cards on a server and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average network read (inbound) traffic across all network cards is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesAll network cards are experiencing high read (inbound) traffic on the server. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the read (inbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh read (inbound) network traffic can be a result of the virtual machine or server activity when reading from the shared storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer server average NIC inbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer server average NIC inbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current server average NIC inbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
Unhealthy | Warning |
Healthy | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 287 |
Threshold | 500 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Display Name | XenServer server average NIC outbound traffic - obsolete | |
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Description |
Monitors the average network write (outbound) traffic across all network cards on a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average network write (outbound) traffic across all network cards is high. CausesAll network cards are experiencing high write (outbound) trafficon the server. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the write (outbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh write (outbound) network traffic can be a result of the virtual machine or server activity when reading from the shared storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer server average NIC outbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer server average NIC outbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current server average NIC outbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 287 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 500 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 700 |
Display Name | XenServer server average NIC outbound traffic (consecutive samples) | |
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Description |
Monitors the average network write (outbound) traffic across all network cards on a server and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average network write (outbound) traffic across all network cards is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesAll network cards are experiencing high write (outbound) trafficon the server. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the write (outbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh write (outbound) network traffic can be a result of the virtual machine or server activity when reading from the shared storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer server average NIC outbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer server average NIC outbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current server average NIC outbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
Unhealthy | Warning |
Healthy | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 287 |
Threshold | 500 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Display Name | XenServer server memory utilization | |
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Description |
Monitors the memory utilization of a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe memory utilization of a server is high. CausesServer’s memory may be highly utilized. ResolutionsCheck whether the memory utilization on the server is high for longer periods of time. This may indicate the overloaded server and starting subsequent virtual machines on the server might not be possible. Consider migrating some of the virtual machines to other servers. AdditionalIf virtual machines are configured with the fixed amount of memory, high memory utilization on the server can prevent starting additional virtual machines. However, if Dynamic Memory Control (DMC) feature is enabled, it might still be possible to start additional virtual machines. ExternalFor more information on how to configure and manage virtual machine memory settings, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on configuring virtual machine memory. |
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Alert Name | XenServer server memory utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer server memory utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current server memory utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 290 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Display Name | XenServer shared storage utilization | |
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Description |
Monitors the utilization of an individual shared storage. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe utilization of a shared storage is high. CausesThe shared storage may be highly utilized. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the utilization of the shared storage:
AdditionalHighly utilized shared storage with thin provisioned virtual hard disks means that virtual machines can run out of disk space when they write the information to their local disks. It also means you might not be able to copy additional virtual machines to this storage. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on storage. |
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Alert Name | XenServer shared storage utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer shared storage utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current shared storage utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Shared Storage: {3} |
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Target | XenServer Shared Storage | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 293 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Display Name | XenServer VM average CPU utilization - obsolete | |
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Description |
Monitors the average CPU utilization on a virtual machine. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average CPU utilization on a virtual machine is high. CausesThe virtual machine may be highly utilized. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the average CPU utilization:
AdditionalOccasional average CPU utilization peaks are okay as long as the long term average CPU utilization on a virtual machine is not more than 80%. The long term CPU utilization of more than 80% typically indicates an overloaded virtual machine. ExternalFor more information on how to add more CPUs to the virtual machine or how to migrate virtual machines to other servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM average CPU utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer average CPU utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM average CPU utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 293 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM average CPU utilization (consecutive samples) | |
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Description |
Monitors the average CPU utilization on a virtual machine and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average CPU utilization on a virtual machine is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesThe virtual machine may be highly utilized. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the average CPU utilization:
AdditionalOccasional average CPU utilization peaks are okay as long as the long term average CPU utilization on a virtual machine is not more than 80%. The long term CPU utilization of more than 80% typically indicates an overloaded virtual machine. ExternalFor more information on how to add more CPUs to the virtual machine or how to migrate virtual machines to other servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM average CPU utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer average CPU utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM average CPU utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
Unhealthy | Warning |
Healthy | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 293 |
Threshold | 85 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM average NIC inbound traffic - obsolete | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Monitors the average read (inbound) traffic across all network cards on a virtual machine. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average read (inbound) traffic across all network cards on a virtual machine is high. CausesApplications running on the virtual machine may cause an intensive network read activity. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the average read (inbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh read (inbound) network traffic can be a result of a high read activity of applications running on the virtual machine. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM average NIC inbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM average NIC inbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM average NIC inbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 293 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 500 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 700 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM average NIC inbound traffic (consecutive samples) | |
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Description |
Monitors the average read (inbound) traffic across all network cards on a virtual machine and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average read (inbound) traffic across all network cards on a virtual machine is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesApplications running on the virtual machine may cause an intensive network read activity. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the average read (inbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh read (inbound) network traffic can be a result of a high read activity of applications running on the virtual machine. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM average NIC inbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM average NIC inbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM average NIC inbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
Unhealthy | Warning |
Healthy | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 293 |
Threshold | 20 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM average NIC outbound traffic - obsolete | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Monitors the average write (outbound) traffic across all network cards on a virtual machine. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average write (outbound) traffic across all network cards on a virtual machine is high. CausesApplications running on the virtual machine may cause an intensive network write (outbound) activity. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the average write (outbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh write (outbound) network traffic can be a result of a high write activity of applications running on the virtual machine. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM average NIC outbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM average NIC outbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM average NIC outbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 296 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 500 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 700 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM average NIC outbound traffic (consecutive samples) | |
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Description |
Monitors the average write (outbound) traffic across all network cards on a virtual machine and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe average write (outbound) traffic across all network cards on a virtual machine is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesApplications running on the virtual machine may cause an intensive network write (outbound) activity. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the average write (outbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh write (outbound) network traffic can be a result of a high write activity of applications running on the virtual machine. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM average NIC outbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM average NIC outbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM average NIC outbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
Unhealthy | Warning |
Healthy | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 296 |
Threshold | 20 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM memory utilization | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Monitors the memory utilization of a virtual machine. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe memory utilization of a virtual machine is high. CausesVirtual machine’s memory may be highly utilized. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the memory utilization:
AdditionalConsider enabling Dynamic Memory Control (DMC) feature on the virtual machine to be able to assign more memory to it while the server dynamically manages its actual size. ExternalFor more information on how to configure and manage virtual machine memory settings, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on configuring virtual machine memory. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM memory utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM memory utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM memory utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 296 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM CPU utilization - obsolete | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Monitors the utilization of an individual CPU on a virtual machine. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe utilization of CPU on a virtual machine is high. CausesThe virtual machine may be highly utilized. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the utilization of CPU:
AdditionalOccasional utilization peaks of individual CPUs are okay as long as the average CPU utilization of the virtual machine is not more than 80%. The average virtual machine’s CPU utilization higher than 80% with high frequency of CPU utilization spikes typically indicates the overloaded virtual machine. ExternalFor more information on how to add more CPUs to the virtual machine or how to migrate virtual machines to other servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM CPU utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM CPU utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM CPU utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} CPU: {5} |
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Target | XenServer VM CPU | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 299 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 90 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 97 |
Display Name | XenServer VM CPU utilization (consecutive samples) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Monitors the utilization of an individual CPU on a virtual machine and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe utilization of CPU on a virtual machine is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesThe virtual machine may be highly utilized. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the utilization of CPU:
AdditionalOccasional utilization peaks of individual CPUs are okay as long as the average CPU utilization of the virtual machine is not more than 80%. The average virtual machine’s CPU utilization higher than 80% with high frequency of CPU utilization spikes typically indicates the overloaded virtual machine. ExternalFor more information on how to add more CPUs to the virtual machine or how to migrate virtual machines to other servers, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM CPU utilization | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM CPU utilization for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM CPU utilization is {1} %. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} CPU: {5} |
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Target | XenServer VM CPU | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
OverThreshold | Warning |
Ok | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 299 |
Threshold | 85 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Display Name | XenServer VM NIC inbound traffic - obsolete | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Monitors the read (inbound) traffic of a network card on a virtual machine. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe read (inbound) traffic on a virtual machine’s network card is high. CausesApplications running on the virtual machine may cause an intensive network read activity. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the read (inbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh read (inbound) network traffic can be a result of a high read activity of applications running on the virtual machine. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM NIC inbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM NIC inbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM NIC inbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} Network Card: {5} |
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Target | XenServer VM Network Card | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 299 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 500 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 700 |
Display Name | XenServer VM NIC inbound traffic (consecutive samples) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Monitors the read (inbound) traffic of a network card on a virtual machine and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe read (inbound) traffic on a virtual machine’s network card is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesApplications running on the virtual machine may cause an intensive network read activity. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the read (inbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh read (inbound) network traffic can be a result of a high read activity of applications running on the virtual machine. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM NIC inbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM NIC inbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM NIC inbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} Network Card: {5} |
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Target | XenServer VM Network Card | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
Unhealthy | Warning |
Healthy | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 299 |
Threshold | 20 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Display Name | XenServer VM NIC outbound traffic - obsolete | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Monitors the write (outbound) traffic of a network card on a virtual machine. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe write (outbound) traffic on a virtual machine’s network card is high. CausesApplications running on the virtual machine may cause an intensive network write activity. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the write (outbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh write (outbound) network traffic can be a result of a high write activity of applications running on the virtual machine. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM NIC outbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM NIC outbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM NIC outbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} Network Card: {5} |
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Target | XenServer VM Network Card | |
Enabled by default | No |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
GreaterThanEqualCriticalThreshold | Critical |
GreaterThanEqualWarningThreshold | Warning |
LessThanWarningThreshold | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 299 |
ThresholdWarningValue | 500 |
ThresholdCriticalValue | 700 |
Display Name | XenServer VM NIC outbound traffic (consecutive samples) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Monitors the write (outbound) traffic of a network card on a virtual machine and alerts if the utilization is over the threshold for a specific number of samples. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe write (outbound) traffic on a virtual machine’s network card is high. ConfigurationThe following configuration parameters are customizable:
CausesApplications running on the virtual machine may cause an intensive network write activity. ResolutionsConsider the following solutions to reduce the write (outbound) traffic:
AdditionalHigh write (outbound) network traffic can be a result of a high write activity of applications running on the virtual machine. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on networking. |
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Alert Name | XenServer VM NIC outbound traffic | |
Alert Message |
XenServer VM NIC outbound traffic for "{0}" has exceeded the threshold value. Current VM NIC outbound traffic is {1} Mbps. Pool: {2} Server: {3} VM: {4} Network Card: {5} |
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Target | XenServer VM Network Card | |
Enabled by default | Yes |
Monitor State | Health State |
---|---|
Unhealthy | Warning |
Healthy | Healthy |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 299 |
Threshold | 20 |
NumberOfSamples | 3 |
Display Name | XenServer server CPU utilization (in %) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the utilization of an individual CPU core on a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the utilization of an individual CPU core on a server. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer CPU | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 272 |
Display Name | XenServer local storage utilization (in %) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the utilization of an individual local storage on a server. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the utilization of an individual local storage on a server. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Local Storage | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 272 |
Display Name | XenServer MP proxy connections to new pools | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Alerts when newly configured connections to the pool master fail. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryOne or more newly configured connections to the pool master have failed. CausesA connection to the pool master can fail for many reasons, including:
ResolutionsStart the configuration tool on the proxy. You can test the connection using the “Test” button. Update the connection information until all connections pass the test. AdditionalThe connection is treated as newly configured until the pool is discovered. The pool cannot be discovered while the connection to the pool master is broken. This rule sends alerts for every failed connection and the “XenServer MP proxy connections to new pools” monitor changes the color of a diagram icon. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Management Pack User’s Guide”. |
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Target | XenServer MP Proxy | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | Alert | |
Generate Alert | True | |
Alert Name | XenServer MP proxy connections to new pools | |
Alert Message |
Connection to pool master "{0}" failed. MP Proxy: {1} |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 275 |
Priority | 1 |
Severity | 2 |
Display Name | XenServer NIC inbound traffic (in MB/s) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the read (inbound) traffic in megabytes per second of a network card on a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the read (inbound) traffic of a network card on a server. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Network Card | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Read (Mbps) |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 278 |
Display Name | XenServer NIC outbound traffic (in MB/s) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the write (outbound) traffic in megabytes per second of a network card on a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the write (outbound) traffic of a network card on a server. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Network Card | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Write (Mbps) |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 278 |
Display Name | XenServer number of servers in pool | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Alerts when the number of servers in a pool changes. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe number of servers in a pool has changed. CausesOne or more servers have been added to or removed from the pool. ResolutionsCheck whether this configuration change was planned and authorized or not. |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | Alert | |
Generate Alert | True | |
Alert Name | XenServer number of servers in pool | |
Alert Message |
Number of servers in pool "{0}" has changed. New value: {1}, old value: {2}, servers changed: {3}. |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 284 |
Priority | 1 |
Severity | 1 |
Display Name | XenServer number of shared storage units in pool | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Alerts when the number of shared storage units in a pool changes. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe number of shared storage units in a pool has changed. CausesOne or more shared storage units have been added to or removed from the pool. ResolutionsCheck whether this configuration change was planned and authorized or not. AdditionalIf the shared storage is removed from the pool, the virtual machines that are configured to use it stop working. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on storage. |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | Alert | |
Generate Alert | True | |
Alert Name | XenServer number of shared storage units in pool | |
Alert Message |
Number of shared storage units in pool "{0}" has changed. New value: {1}, old value: {2}, shared storage units changed: {3}. |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 284 |
Priority | 1 |
Severity | 1 |
Display Name | XenServer average CPU utilization in pool (in %) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the average CPU utilization of all online servers in a pool. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the average utilization of all online servers in a pool. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Avg CPU Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 281 |
Display Name | XenServer average memory utilization in pool (in %) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the average memory utilization of all online servers in a pool. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the average memory utilization of all online servers in a pool. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Avg Memory Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 281 |
Display Name | XenServer average shared storage utilization (in %) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the average shared storage utilization in a pool. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the average shared storage utilization in a pool. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Avg Shared Storage Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 284 |
Display Name | XenServer number of offline servers in pool | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the number of offline servers in a pool. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the number of offline servers in a pool. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Number of off-line Servers |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 281 |
Display Name | XenServer offline servers in pool (in %) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the percentage of offline servers in a pool. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the percentage of offline servers in a pool. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Pool | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Number of off-line Servers (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 281 |
Display Name | XenServer number of VMs on server | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Alerts when the number of virtual machines running on a server changes. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThe number of virtual machines running on a server has changed. CausesThe number of running virtual machines can change for many reasons, including:
ResolutionsCheck whether this configuration change was planned and authorized or not. AdditionalVirtual machine migration can be triggered either manually or automatically by the high-availability feature (HA). Manual migration is typically not problematic. Automatic migration triggered by the HA feature, however, indicates an issue with the server that was originally hosting the virtual machine. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on high availability. |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | Alert | |
Generate Alert | True | |
Alert Name | XenServer number of VMs on server | |
Alert Message |
Number of running VMs on server "{0}" has changed. New value: {1}, old value: {2}, VMs changed: {3}. |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 290 |
Priority | 1 |
Severity | 1 |
Display Name | XenServer average local storage utilization (in %) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the average local storage utilization on a server. |
|
Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the average local storage utilization on a server. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Avg Local Storage Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
---|---|
IntervalSeconds | 287 |
Display Name | XenServer server average CPU utilization (in %) | |
---|---|---|
Description |
Collects the average CPU utilization on a server. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the average CPU utilization on a server. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Avg CPU Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 287 |
Display Name | XenServer server average NIC inbound traffic (in MB/s) | |
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Description |
Collects the average network read (inbound) traffic in megabytes per second across all network cards on a server. |
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SummaryThis rule collects the average network read (inbound) traffic across all network cards on a server. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Avg Network Read (Mbps) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 287 |
Display Name | XenServer server average NIC outbound traffic (in MB/s) | |
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Description |
Collects the average network write (outbound) traffic in megabytes per second across all network cards on a server. |
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SummaryThis rule collects the average network write (outbound) traffic across all network cards on a server. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Avg Network Write (Mbps) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 287 |
Display Name | XenServer server memory utilization (in %) | |
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Description |
Collects the memory utilization on a server. |
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SummaryThis rule collects the memory utilization on a server. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Server | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Memory Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 287 |
Display Name | XenServer shared storage utilization (in %) | |
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Description |
Collects the utilization of an individual shared storage. |
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SummaryThis rule collects the utilization of an individual shared storage. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer Shared Storage | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 293 |
Display Name | XenServer VM migration | |
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Description |
Alerts when a virtual machine migrates to the other server. |
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SummaryA virtual machine has changed the server on which it is running. CausesVirtual machine migration has been performed either manually or automatically by the high-availability (HA) feature. ResolutionsCheck whether the server that was previously hosting the virtual machine is in a healthy state. AdditionalVirtual machine migration can be triggered either manually or automatically by the high-availability feature (HA). Manual migration is typically not problematic. Automatic migration triggered by the HA feature, however, indicates an issue with the server that was originally hosting the virtual machine. ExternalFor more information, see the “Citrix XenServer Administrator’s Guide”, the section on high availability. |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | Alert | |
Generate Alert | True | |
Alert Name | XenServer VM migration | |
Alert Message |
VM "{0}" changed server from {1} to {2}. |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 296 |
Priority | 1 |
Severity | 1 |
Display Name | XenServer VM average CPU utilization (in %) | |
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Description |
Collects the average CPU utilization on a virtual machine. |
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SummaryThis rule collects the average CPU utilization on a virtual machine. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Avg CPU Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 293 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM average NIC inbound traffic (in MB/s) | |
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Description |
Collects the average read (inbound) traffic in megabytes per second across all network cards on a virtual machine. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the average read (inbound) traffic across all network cards on a virtual machine. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Avg Network Read (Mbps) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 293 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM average NIC outbound traffic (in MB/s) | |
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Description |
Collects the average write (outbound) traffic in megabytes per second across all network cards on a virtual machine. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the average write (outbound) traffic across all network cards on a virtual machine. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Avg Network Write (Mbps) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 293 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM memory utilization (in %) | |
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Description |
Collects the memory utilization of a virtual machine. |
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SummaryThis rule collects the memory utilization of a virtual machine. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer VM | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Memory Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 293 |
Debug | false |
Display Name | XenServer VM CPU utilization (in %) | |
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Description |
Collects the utilization of an individual CPU on a virtual machine. |
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SummaryThis rule collects the utilization of an individual CPU on a virtual machine. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer VM CPU | |
Enabled by default | No | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | CPU Util (%) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 299 |
Display Name | XenServer VM NIC inbound traffic (in MB/s) | |
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Description |
Collects the read (inbound) traffic in megabytes per second of a network card on a virtual machine. |
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SummaryThis rule collects the read (inbound) traffic of a network card on a virtual machine. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer VM Network Card | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Network Read (Mbps) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 299 |
Display Name | XenServer VM NIC outbound traffic (in MB/s) | |
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Description |
Collects the write (outbound) traffic in megabytes per second of a network card on a virtual machine. |
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Knowledge Article |
SummaryThis rule collects the write (outbound) traffic of a network card on a virtual machine. The information is collected and is exposed to one or more views and reports. |
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Target | XenServer VM Network Card | |
Enabled by default | Yes | |
Category | PerformanceCollection | |
Generate Alert | False | |
Counter Name | Network Write (Mbps) |
Parameter | Default Value |
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IntervalSeconds | 299 |
Target | Category | Display Name | Roll-up Algorithm |
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Citrix Management | |||
AvailabilityHealth | |||
XenServer MP Dependency Monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer Server CPU | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer CPU dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer Server Local Storage | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer local storage dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer MP Proxy | |||
Custom | |||
Citrix MPXS Agent dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer pool dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer Server Network | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer NIC dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer Pool | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer pool server dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer pool storage dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer Pool Server | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer server dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer Pool Storage | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer shared storage dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer Pool Unused Virtual Machines | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer unused VM dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer Proxies | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer MP proxy dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer Server | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer server CPU dependency monitor | Percentage | ||
XenServer server network dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer server local storage dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer server virtual machine dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer VM | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer VM CPU dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer VM NIC dependency monitor | WorstOf | ||
XenServer Server Virtual Machines | |||
Custom | |||
XenServer virtual machine dependency monitor | WorstOf |
Folder | Display Name | Description | Target | Category |
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Citrix Library | Citrix Management Topology |
This view displays topology for all Citrix Management Packs. |
Citrix Management | Topology |
Citrix Library | XenServer MP Proxy Computers |
This view displays all computers with Citrix XenServer Management Pack Agent installed including info like XenServer MP agent version. It also shows XenServer MP agent service health state and all alerts related to XenServer MP agent. |
XenServer MP Proxy | Custom |
Citrix XenServer | XenServer Alerts |
This view shows active and closed alerts. |
XenServer Proxies | Custom |
Citrix XenServer | XenServer MP Proxies |
This view shows XenServer MP proxys. |
XenServer MP Proxy | Custom |
Citrix XenServer | XenServer Pool Performance |
This view shows XenServer metrics on the pool level. |
XenServer Pool | Custom |
Citrix XenServer | XenServer Pools |
This view shows health of XenServer pools. |
XenServer Pool | Custom |
Citrix XenServer | XenServer Server Performance |
This view shows performance metrics related to XenServer hosts. |
XenServer Server | Custom |
Citrix XenServer | XenServer Servers |
This view shows health of XenServer hosts. |
XenServer Server | Custom |
Citrix XenServer | XenServer Topology |
This view shows topology of XenServer hosts and relationships between its components like network interface cards, CPUs, etc. |
XenServer Proxies | Custom |
Citrix XenServer | XenServer Unused VMs |
This view shows all unused virtual machines. |
XenServer Unused VM | Custom |
Citrix XenServer | XenServer Used VMs |
This view shows all used (running) virtual machines. |
XenServer VM | Custom |
Citrix XenServer->XenServer CPUs | XenServer CPU Performance |
This view shows CPU utilization of XenServer hosts for all cores. |
XenServer CPU | Custom |
Citrix XenServer->XenServer Network Adapters | XenServer Network Card Performance |
This view shows NIC read/write traffic on XenServer hosts. |
XenServer Network Card | Custom |
Citrix XenServer->XenServer Storage | XenServer Local Storage Performance |
This view shows local storage utilization of XenServer hosts. |
XenServer Local Storage | Custom |
Citrix XenServer->XenServer Storage | XenServer Shared Storage Performance |
This view shows shared storage utilization that are attached to XenServer hosts. |
XenServer Shared Storage | Custom |
Citrix XenServer->XenServer VMs | XenServer VM Performance |
This view shows performance of virtual machines hosted on XenServer hypervisors. |
XenServer VM | Custom |
Target | Name | Description |
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XenServer Pool | XenServer CPU utilization of all on-line servers in pool (Top N) |
XenServer CPU utilization of all on-line servers in pool (Top N) |
XenServer Pool | XenServer CPU utilization of all on-line servers in pool (Trending) |
Report predicting the future average XenServer Pool CPU utilization based on performance history. |
XenServer Pool | XenServer CPU utilization per pool (Performance DrillDown) |
Report shows XenServer CPU utilization performance data grouped by pool. Data can be drilled down to individual server. |
XenServer Pool | XenServer memory utilization of all on-line servers in pool (Top N) |
XenServer memory utilization of all on-line servers in pool (Top N) |
XenServer Pool | XenServer memory utilization of all on-line servers in pool (Trending) |
Report predicting the future average XenServer Pool Memory utilization based on performance history. |
XenServer Pool | XenServer shared storage utilization (Top N) |
XenServer shared storage utilization (Top N) |
XenServer Pool | XenServer shared storage utilization (Trending) |
Report predicting the future average XenServer Pool Shared Storage utilization based on performance history. |
XenServer Pool | XenServer VM CPU utilization per pool (Performance DrillDown) |
Report shows XenServer VM CPU utilization performance data grouped by pool. Data can be drilled down to individual server. |
XenServer Server | XenServer CPU utilization per server (Performance DrillDown) |
Report shows XenServer CPU utilization performance data grouped by server. |
XenServer Server | XenServer local storage utilization (Top N) |
XenServer local storage utilization (Top N) |
XenServer Server | XenServer local storage utilization (Trending) |
Report predicting the future average XenServer Local Storage utilization based on performance history. |
XenServer Server | XenServer server CPU utilization (Top N) |
XenServer server CPU utilization (Top N) |
XenServer Server | XenServer server CPU utilization (Trending) |
Report predicting the future average XenServer Server CPU utilization based on performance history. |
XenServer Server | XenServer server memory utilization (Top N) |
XenServer server memory utilization (Top N) |
XenServer Server | XenServer server memory utilization (Trending) |
Report predicting the future XenServer Server CPU utilization based on performance history. |
XenServer Server | XenServer VM CPU utilization per server (Performance DrillDown) |
Report shows XenServer VM CPU utilization performance data grouped by server. Data can be drilled down to individual VM. |
XenServer VM | XenServer VM CPU utilization (Top N) |
XenServer VM CPU utilization (Top N) |
XenServer VM | XenServer VM CPU utilization (Trending) |
Report predicting the future average XenServer VM CPU utilization based on performance history. |
XenServer VM | XenServer VM CPU utilization per VM (Performance DrillDown) |
Report shows XenServer VM CPU utilization performance data grouped by VM. |
XenServer VM | XenServer VM memory utilization (Top N) |
XenServer VM memory utilization (Top N) |
XenServer VM | XenServer VM memory utilization (Trending) |
Report predicting the future XenServer VM Memory utilization based on performance history. |
Discovery | Management Pack | |
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XenServer VM CPU and NIC Discovery | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer |
Monitor | Management Pack | |
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XenServer NIC inbound traffic - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer | |
XenServer NIC outbound traffic - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer |
Monitor | Management Pack | |
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XenServer server average CPU utilization - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer | |
XenServer server average NIC inbound traffic - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer | |
XenServer server average NIC outbound traffic - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer |
Monitor | Management Pack | |
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XenServer server CPU utilization - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer |
Monitor | Management Pack | |
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XenServer VM average CPU utilization - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer | |
XenServer VM average NIC inbound traffic - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer | |
XenServer VM average NIC outbound traffic - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer |
Monitor | Management Pack | |
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XenServer VM CPU utilization - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer |
Monitor | Management Pack | |
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XenServer VM NIC inbound traffic - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer | |
XenServer VM NIC outbound traffic - obsolete | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer |
Rule | Management Pack | |
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XenServer VM CPU utilization (in %) | Citrix Management Pack for XenServer |