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NeotleeSep 18, 2013 03:09 PMneotleeSep 18, 2013 03:20 PM I am configuring "Remote Site Down" event . Thanks... neotleeSep 18, 2013 03:29 PM 1. How to set control Alarm in SRM Posted Sep 17, 2013 04:34 PM I have configured SRM Alarm to find if remote site is down, but l do not find setting for "Repeat alarm triggered every X minitues".By default it send alerts every 5 minutes. 2. RE: How to set control Alarm in SRM Posted Sep 18, 2013 03:04 PM Hi,Are you saying that you receive an email every 5 minutes when the remote site is down in this configuration?ThanksStefan Tsonev 3. RE: How to set control Alarm in SRM Posted Sep 18, 2013 03:09 PM 4. RE: How to set control Alarm in SRM Posted Sep 18, 2013 03:13 PM Thanks,One more question - are you configuring the alarm for the "Remote Site Down" event or for "Remote Site Ping Failed" event? 5. RE: How to set control Alarm in SRM Posted Sep 18, 2013 03:20 PM I am configuring "Remote Site Down" event.Thanks... 6. RE: How to set control Alarm in SRM Best Answer Posted Sep 18, 2013 03:23 PM Thanks again,In SRM UI can you please right click on your XXX (Local) site, select "Advanced Settings" and then validate that all settings in "remoteSiteStatus" section are as per the defaults in my attachment?ThanksStefan 7. RE: How to set control Alarm in SRM Posted Sep 18, 2013 03:29 PM

Hi, the data, SRM is displaying, comes from provider. SRM definitely not hitting any resource on the storage. It absolutely not touches the HW itself in any way What SRM is doing is only talking to data provider of the storage array. In this case SRM is talking to EMC Isilon provider, what is a service from EMC that contains data about the storage and its counters. SRM only reads this data and counters, and transforming those to particular polling interval that is by default 15 mins. So data you can see are aggregated by this polling interval. Also charts by default have sampling for 30 minutes or 1 hour, so if you see any data at SRM dashboard, think that those are aggregated for some period and thus those values might differ from the native console. It is only perspective what SRM and native console displays. You can, of course, lower this sampling interval on charts (by clicking on Edit button in the resource) and also you can adjust the polling interval based on your preferences (navigate to Array Details and click on Edit Array link), but also think that if the polling interval is too low, data gathering will not have enough time to finish it in the requested interval and thus data will be still aggregated by larger period.I hope I explained something to you and I did not confuse you too much RegardsLubo

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