Setup and Install

Conﬁguring HP WebQoS

Conﬁguring WebQoS from the Management User Interface

Chapter 352

SLOs”. Otherwise click [OK].

To Specify Service-Wide Corrective Actions for SLOs

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 Classes, 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.

1. To specify corrective actions when the aggregate session count SLO is

violated, choose [Add] in the Add Service Level Objectives dialog

box (Figure 3-8, "Add Service Level Objectives Dialog Box").

Figure 3-9 Add Corrective Actions Dialog Box

2. In the Add Corrective actions dialog box (Figure 3-9, "Add

Corrective Actions Dialog Box") select the type of corrective action

from the If Violated pull down menu.

For speciﬁc information on the corrective actions supported by

WebQoS, and descriptions of Number and Class parameters, see

“Corrective Actions for SLO and Threshold Policy Violations” on

page 161.

3. Enter the appropriate Number if applicable. Number is the number of

times a session is redirected for the speciﬁed request class.

4. Select the Class from the pull down menu.

5. Enter a number for the Order in Corrective Actions list. This

number determines the order in which the corrective actions are

taken. Each corrective action is conﬁgured for a speciﬁc class. If more

than one action is conﬁgured for a certain class, the action with the