DX Unified Infrastructure Management

We are monitoring some of the parameters like Average disk queue length, available Mbytes, Disk transfers/sec, pages output/sec and pages input/sec in the different Nimsoft servers like hub server, polling robot server, UMP server and netflow server(windows servers). I would like to know what are the recommended values for these parameters in the said servers.

Take a look at the below if you havent already , though it dosent cover everything you are looking for ...it has some good information to start with 

CA on CA Tech Tip - Monitoring CA Unified Infrastructure Management 

Hi Phani, 

Thanks for sharing the link and I feel its really useful for me. So I assume from the document that the parameters which I mentioned earlier must have standard thresholds based on the industry standards. Is my understanding correct?

This can be a fairly complex topic - the standards or thresholds for various metrics can vary widely based on business needs, the desires of the end users, and so forth.

There is some information available on the web about what some of these metrics mean and what may be "optimal" values, for example:

Monitoring Disk Queue Length

The above article from Microsoft suggests that it is desirable for the average Disk Queue Length to be equal to or less than the number of active disks.

For something like CPU Usage, there are a number of things to consider -- there are some who have the perception that "lower is better" when it comes to CPU Usage, and a customer may wish to ensure plenty of room for future expansion by keeping usage low on their servers in the range of 20-30%.  However, another customer may be more concerned with using their equipment efficiently, and would desire to keep the CPU usage above 80% but below 99% (This is perhaps analogous to buying a machine which can produce 100 widgets per hour - if you're limiting it to producing 20-30 widgets/hour you're not using the capacity you've paid for.)

Here is another article which discusses the impact of things like pages/sec with regard to memory usage - as you can see it's a fairly complex topic and not something that lends itself easily to "standard" values.

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