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Sniffer® Portable Professional User's Guide - NetScout

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ART Alarms<br />

Monitoring Your Network<br />

Protocols are organized broadly according to whether they are TCP or<br />

UDP oriented. Click the appropriate tab at the bottom of the Display<br />

Protocol tab, enable each desired protocol, and then click OK. The ART<br />

application window will automatically include display tabs for your<br />

selected protocols.<br />

In addition to measuring and reporting application response times, the<br />

ART application also generates alarms for detected application response<br />

times that are slower than the thresholds in the App Threshold tab of<br />

the Options dialog box.<br />

You set thresholds for alarms generated by the ART application in the<br />

App Threshold tab of the Options dialog box. Specify the threshold<br />

values in the Rsp Time column, then click OK. App Threshold<br />

parameters are stored on the Agent, by adapter. This ensures all<br />

Consoles connecting to the Agent will experience consistent settings.<br />

Figure 5-8. Setting Thresholds for ART Alarms<br />

The App Threshold tab includes a row for each protocol monitored by<br />

the ART application. Protocols are organized according to whether they<br />

are TCP-oriented or UDP-oriented – there is a tab for each.<br />

For each protocol, there is a Rsp Time and a % Applied field:<br />

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