How does the timer for sleep actually work

Raptor6L

Hi all
I originally thought that Econap had to see all blockers green for a continuous "period of time" before sending the unit to sleep, with that "period of time" determined by the amount of time selected by the user on the General tab.

I now see that Econap actually doesn't look at the blockers for that "period of time", and then after that "period of time" if the blockers are green, it sends the unit to sleep.

My question is, after that "period of time" has elapsed, how long do the blockers need to be green for before Econap sends the unit to sleep? And is that "must be green time" configurable?

Thanks
Chris

sle

Hi Chris

First of all, sorry for the late reply.
Indeed, it is not relevant that all blockers are green for the entire period of time you can configure in Econap. The measurements are only performed in the last minute before this period of time elapses. After this minute, the average value of the system loads is used to judge if the system should be put in standby.

If yes, the timeout window appears and gives you the possibility to cancel the standby manually. If at least one of the enabled blockers turns red within these 15 seconds, the standby will be canceled as well.

I hope I could help you with this explanation. In case you have further questions, please feel free to let me know!

Best regards
Stephan