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Unmanaged. To view the time duration percentage of a specific availability state, place the cursor
over the corresponding slice in the chart.
• Current Availability—Availability of the SNMP service in the last polling period.
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To view the availability of the SNMP service in the last 7 days, click the Weekly History icon .
The weekly availability data is collected hourly. To view the time duration percentages of
availability states at a specific time, point to that time.
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To view the availability of the SNMP service in the last 30 days, click the Monthly History icon
. The monthly availability data is collected daily. To view the time duration percentages of
availability states on a specific day, point to that day.
• Available Time—Total available time duration of the SNMP service since 00:00 today.
• Unavailable Time—Total unavailable time duration of the SNMP service since 00:00 today.
• Inaccessible Time—Total inaccessible time duration of the SNMP service since 00:00 today.
• Unmanaged Time—Total unmanaged time duration of the SNMP service since 00:00 today.
Availability time statistics of a new application monitor are collected since the application monitor was
added. An availability time field does not appear when its value is 0.
Ping Test
The Ping Test area layout is shown in Figure 419 .
Figure 419 Ping Test area layout
Ping Test area fields:
• Ping Test response time trend graph—Shows changes of the round trip response time for the SNMP
service over the selected time period in a line chart. Point to a spot on the curve to view the response
time at the specific time point. To change the report period, click the Last 1 Hour icon
on the
upper right of the graph, and then select an icon from the list. Available options include Last 6
Hours
, Today , Yesterday , This Week , This Month , and This Year .
• Attribute/Value—Monitor index name and data.
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Response Time—Round trip response time of the SNMP service in the last APM polling period.
Response time refers to the length of time it takes for APM to send a request to SNMP plus the
length of time it takes for APM to receive the SNMP response.
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Set Threshold—Click the Set Threshold icon to set alarm thresholds for the SNMP response
time. The specified alarm thresholds appear on the Ping Test trend graph as dotted lines. The
data is highlighted in orange when the response time reaches the level-1 threshold, and is