HP WebQoS Administration Guide

Templates

Site Template

Chapter 464

Add/Edit Corrective Actions This screen displays the corrective

actions you can conﬁgure for the site template.

Figure 4-15 Add/Edit Corrective Actions

Corrective actions are those actions taken to bring an SLO into

compliance. Corrective actions may involve making trade-offs between

requests belonging to different request classiﬁcations, or making

trade-offs between requests going to different sites or services running

on the same system. You can add, edit or delete corrective actions by

selecting the appropriate button.

You can conﬁgure the following corrective actions:

• Redirect sessions up to <NUMBER> times for <CLASS> priority

requests

• Reject <CLASS> priority requests

• Defer <CLASS> priority requests

For more information about these corrective actions, refer to the online

help and “Corrective Actionsfor SLO and Threshold Policy Violations” on

page 124.

If more than one action is conﬁgured for one class, the action with the

highest priority occurs ﬁrst. Priority is based on the order assigned to the

action, with order 1 having the highest priority.

For example, a set of corrective actions can be:

Order 1: Redirect low class sessions 3 times

Order 2: Reject low class sessions