Renaming of System Load attributes for Servers
System Load attribute names are modified for the Sun Solaris, AIX, FreeBSD, Mac OS, HP-UX, Linux, Novell Servers.
The below table shows the modified attribute names.
Attribute name before version 170500 | New attribute name |
Jobs in Minute | Load average in 1 minute |
Jobs in 5 Minutes | Load average in 5 minutes |
Jobs in 15 Minutes | Load average in 15 minutes |
Average Load in Minute | Average load per core in 1 minute |
Average Load in 5 Minutes | Average load per core in 5 minutes |
Average Load in 15 Minutes | Average load per core in 15 minutes |
Note : While upgrading Applications Manager , if critical alerts are already present for these system load attributes, a new alert will be generated again with the updated attribute names
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