Cisco Cisco Transport Manager 9.0 Troubleshooting Guide
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How to Increase Server Performance by Disabling Cisco Transport Manager Performance Monitoring Alarms
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Note
If PM data collection is disabled on the CTM server, there is no performance impact when
enabling or disabling the PM Collection Time alarm. However, it is recommended that you
disable this alarm even if PM data collection is disabled. Disabling the alarm improves
performance if you decide later to collect PM data.
enabling or disabling the PM Collection Time alarm. However, it is recommended that you
disable this alarm even if PM data collection is disabled. Disabling the alarm improves
performance if you decide later to collect PM data.
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