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Modifying Monitors<br />

When you select an operational metric, the System Components list<br />

identifies the names of the components that the metric is<br />

monitoring. Use the check box next to the component name to<br />

specify whether the profile metric applies or not to that system<br />

component. Clear the check box if you don’t want the profile metric<br />

to monitor this component.<br />

This icon indicates that the metric could not be applied to the<br />

system component it is meant to monitor.<br />

Click the System Editor button, then click one of the icons that<br />

indicates a component has not been adequately identified for<br />

monitoring purposes. Select the type of component that you want to<br />

monitor and add the missing information.<br />

In the Monitor Editor, you can make these types of modifications:<br />

You can specify whether an operational profile metric should<br />

apply or not to a specific system component.<br />

You can identify non-operational profile metrics and add the<br />

system component information required to make these metrics<br />

work properly.<br />

You can edit the profile used to create the monitor. Click the<br />

Profile Editor button to open the Profile Editor, where you can<br />

add or change metric definitions and configure alerts for the<br />

metrics.<br />

Note: Changes to a profile are global. The change affects all<br />

monitors that use that profile.<br />

Managing Non-operational Profile Metrics<br />

Use the procedure below to modify the behavior of a specific<br />

profile monitor. Your changes will apply only to the particular<br />

profile monitor that you choose to modify. If you want to make<br />

global changes to the characteristics of a profile, changes that will<br />

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