
Inactive monitors have no history and do not pool data from the monitored resources automatically. These monitors can retrieve information only on demand.
Deactivation of unused monitors minimizes the impact of the monitoring service on the CPU and memory consumption. It also reduces the monitoring history by not storing history for monitors that are rarely used.
You have opened the Monitor Browser application.
More information: Managing Monitors with Monitor Browser
Activating Monitors
From the Show dropdown box, choose Inactive/Not Used .
A table with all monitors of that kind are displayed.
Select a monitor you want to activate.
From the Monitor Configuration pane, choose the Activate button and then choose Save .
Go again to the Show dropdown box and choose Active/Used .
The relevant monitor is displayed as activated in the table.
Deactivating Monitors
From the Show dropdown box, choose Active/Used .
A table with all monitors of that kind are displayed.
Select a monitor you want to deactivate.
You cannot deactivate monitors with state Used , since they participate in the History Reports . More information: History Reports
From the Monitor Configuration pane, choose the Deactivate button and then choose Save .
Go again to the Show dropdown box and choose Inactive/Not used .
The relevant monitor is displayed as inactive in the table.