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Volumes with High Percent Usage showing 'Physical Memory' and not just Volumes why is that happening?

profzoom1

On the NPM network summary home page there is a section labled

Volumes with High Percent Usage
All volumes currently above 90% Utilization

I had this filtered since it would show the physical memory and the virtual memory with this

VolumeType = 'Fixed Disk'

Now suddenly that stopped working and I am seeing the physical memory start showing up in this area.

How can I fix this?

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profzoom1

Fixed,

I had to use this

VolumeType LIKE 'Fixed Disk'

and then re-poll my volumes and it removed all but the fixed disks.

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lchance

you might try to BLANK it out - use SUBMIT to save it - then preview it and turn around and put the same filter back into it. some times this will correct pointers or something...

profzoom1

Fixed,

I had to use this

VolumeType LIKE 'Fixed Disk'

and then re-poll my volumes and it removed all but the fixed disks.

rcretacci

Where are you setting this filter?

rcretacci

Where do you set this filter?

profzoom1

You set this on the netwrok summary page, edit the volumes with High Percent Usage and just add the filter "VolumeType LIKE 'Fixed Disk'" in the Filter nodes like below and that should only return the actual volumes on the page.

Edit Resource: Volumes with High Percent Usage

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Filter Nodes (SQL)

Filters are optional and can be used to limit the list of Nodes displayed.
This is an advanced feature. We recommend you have a basic understanding of SQL Queries.

Show Filter Examples

0 = UNKNOWN	(The current up/down status of the Node is unknown)
1 = UP	(The Node is responding to PINGs)
2 = DOWN	(The Node is not responding)
3 = WARNING	(The Node may be responding, but the connection from the server to the Node is dropping packets)