[Thresholds] Section

The [Thresholds] section (Table 10) of the events.ini file lets you specify thresholds that trigger an event report. Thresholds often come in pairs, where a warning event is generated when a resource becomes scarce (low threshold is crossed), and an information event is generated when the resource becomes available (high threshold is crossed).

The [Thresholds] section lets you tune Steel-Belted Radius Carrier event generation for items such as system memory, thread count, and file system space, and can differ for each computer depending on resources, configuration, and other applications.

Table 10: events.ini [Thresholds] Syntax  

Parameter	Function
ThreadAvailWarningIssue	When the number of available accounting or authentication threads reaches the specified value, issue the warning event RADMSG_THREADS_LOW or funkSbrTrapLowThreads (5001). Default value is 10.
ThreadAvailWarningClear	When the number of available accounting or authentication threads reaches the specified value, issue the informational event RADMSG_THREADS_NORMAL or funkSbrTrapThreadsNormal (102). Default value is 20.
FileSystemFreeKBWarningIssue	When available system disk space falls to the specified value, issue the warning event RADMSG_FILE_SYSTEM_LOW or funkSbrTrapLowFSSpace (5007). Default value is 4096 KB (4MB).
FileSystemFreeKBWarningClear	When the number of kilobytes of available system disk space reaches the specified value, issue the informational event RADMSG_FILE_SYSTEM_NORMAL or funkSbrTrapFSNormal (103). Default value is 8092 KB (8MB).
ReserveMemoryKB	Reserve this amount of memory (in kilobytes) at system startup for cases of overload. If a memory allocation failure occurs, Steel-Belted Radius Carrier frees the reserved memory and reports the event. Default value is 2048 KB (2MB).
PoolPctAddressAvailWarningIssue	When the number of available addresses in any IP address pool drops below the specified percentage, issue a funkSbrTrapIPAddrPoolLow warning. Default value is 20 percent.
PoolPctAddressAvailWarningClear	When the number of available addresses in any IP address pool rises above the specified percentage, issue an informational message. Default value is 40 percent.

Example

This example produces a warning event (5001) when the number of available accounting or authentication threads falls below 10 percent, and an informational event (102) when it rises above 20 percent.

[Thresholds]

ThreadAvailWarningIssue=10

ThreadAvailWarningClear=20