Windows Resource Monitor Alert Identifiers

This table lists identifiers of alerts raised by the Windows Resource Monitor.

Alert Identifier

Description

 _Applications_<applications resource name>_<application state>

The indicated application is not in the expected state.  The applications resource name is the name of the application from the resource policy and application state is the current state of the application (either Up or Down).

_CPU_Usage

WRM raises an alert when CPU utilization exceeds the threshold for a period of time. The first time WRM polls and finds utilization exceeds the threshold, WRM shortens the polling interval to check utilization more frequently and starts counting the violations. WRM raises an alert after the fifth consecutive violation. Then the polling interval is reset to polling interval from resource policy and the violation count is set to zero. If during shortened polling interval CPU utilization falls below the threshold, WRM resets the polling interval to value set in the resource policy and resets the violation count to zero.

_Disks_<disks resource name>_Usage

The amount of free space on the indicated disk has fallen below the threshold defined in the resource policy.  The disks resource name is the name of the disk.

 _Memory_Usage

WRM raises an alert when memory utilization exceeds the threshold for a period of time. The first time WRM polls and finds utilization exceeds the threshold, WRM shortens the polling interval to check utilization more frequently and starts counting the violations. WRM raises an alert after the fifth consecutive violation. Then the polling interval is reset to polling interval from resource policy and the violation count is set to zero. If during shortened polling interval memory utilization falls below the threshold, WRM resets the polling interval to value set in the resource policy and resets the violation count to zero.

 _Services_<services resource name>_<service state>

The indicated service is not in the expected state.  The services resource name is the name of the service and service state is the current state of the service (either Up or Down).

_WRM_ER_PROC_ERROR

Windows Resource Monitor encountered an error while processing an event sent by Operations Sentinel.

_WRM_PIPE_READ_ERROR

Windows Resource Monitor could not read from the Windows Resource Monitor pipe.

_WRM_POLICY_READ_ERROR

Windows Resource Monitor is unable to read the resource policy file.

_WRM_POLICY_SAVE_ERROR

Operations Sentinel distributed a new resource policy to WRM and WRM could not save the resource policy.

See RHC.rml10_67\a for more information.