Custom volume thresholds - unexpected values when turning off warnings

robert777

Greetings all.

Requested to set custom volume thresholds for selected Linux volumes.

In this case /tmp will alert at a value lower then the defaults - for example let's say 85%.  

I want only a Critical alert - no Warning value, just Critical. 

I set properties on the Volume similar to first screenshot (screenshot 1).  I believe that unchecking the "Warning" box turns off warnings.

However, when I run a report showing volume thresholds I get the value '3267' for my Warning value.  Field used in the report is 'Percent Disk Space Used Threshold/Warning Value'.  Screenshot2 - far right column is Warning value, next column to left is Critical value.

Can someone advise what the value '3267' means in my threshold field?  Also let me know if there is a better way to turn of the 'Warning' threshold completely for selected volumes (not globally).

Thanks!

screenshot 1:

screenshot 2:

robert777

O.k. gentlepersons, I may have found something...

SWQL Studio >> Orion.Volumes.Thresholds >> right click - 'generate select statement (with inherited properties).

Two fields of note: a) Level1Value (which I assume means threshold), WarningEnabled (self-explanatory).

For every row in which WarningEnabled shows 'false', Level1Value shows '3267' .

I assume from this that 3267 is a 'magic number' placed in the Level1Value field that says Warning is disabled (3267 is > 100 so it will never fire).

Other community members please peer review / comment / correct as needed.  

Thanks.