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| Icon | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | Key Metric | Indicates that the metric is defined as a key metric, which is a metric that monitors an important performance aspect. You can define a metric as a key metric through the Thresholds tab of the metric properties. |
 | Critical | Indicates that the metric value exceeds the defined Critical threshold value. |
 | Near-Critical | Indicates that the metric value exceeds the defined Near-Critical threshold value. |
 | Normal | Indicates that the metric value falls in the defined acceptable range. |
 | Down Time | Indicates that the metric is not sampled due to Down Time definition of the metric's technology or when the sampled instance is not available. You can set the Down Time definition through AdminPoint. See the Precise Administration Guide. |
 | Disabled | Indicates that the metric is disabled, and therefore it does not sample or generate alerts. A metric is disabled in case the related Precise product is not installed, or the metric properties are set to stop sampling. |
 | Not Sampled | Indicates that the metric is not sampled since InformPoint was started, or errors occurred during the sampling process. |
See “About About editing metric properties” on page 24properties.
About the Alerts tree
The Alerts tree displays the highest alerts in the Tier level, thus simplifying the identification of exceeding metrics.
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- All Application Alerts
- Application Level Metrics
- AppTier Alerts
- Instance Alerts
- Metric Details
All Application Alerts
The table below describes the details displayed in the All Application Alerts table that is displayed when you select the application in the Alerts tree.
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