This field contains the number of discards per second beyond which the alarm is activated. When this field is 0 (zero) the autothreshold for interface discards is disabled globally.

This field contains the percentage of the number of processes over the maximum exceeded which is triggered an alarm.

When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when a BGP peering status is not “Established”.

This field contains the string used as email subject when emails are sent for automatic threshold. The default value is “DEVICE %DEVICE_NAME% Threshold”. These special keywords are also available:

• %DEVICE_NAME%: the name of the device
• %DEVICE_IPADDR%: the IP address of the device
• %EVENT_DESCR%: the event description
• %EVENT_STATUS%: the event status name
• %ELEMENT_TAGS%: additional tags of the entity (or device if the threshold is related to a device)

When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when a loadbalanced service goes down.

When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when a server on a server poll goes down.

When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when a server in a loadbalanced service goes down.

When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when an interface as the OSPF status Down or the status changes.

When this field is 1 (true) will be raised an alarm when an OSPF neighbor as a Down state or the state changes.

Maximum number of events in a the api alarmMultiget request. If this field is 0 all events will be released in a single response.

This field contains the string used as email subject when emails are sent for custom threshold. The default value is “NeMo: Device %DEVICE_NAME% Threshold”. These special keywords are also available:

• %DEVICE_NAME%: the name of the device
• %EVENT_DESCR%: the event description
• %EVENT_STATUS%: the event status name
• %ELEMENT_TAGS%: additional tags of the entity

When this field is 1 (true) additional info are inserted in the custom email body.