Traverse comes with pre-defined thresholds for most metrics, but these warning & critical thresholds might be too low for your environment and require adjustments. If you have a small number of devices, and if you are seeing some devices in warning or critical state for long periods of time, you should click on the devices and increase the thresholds as needed.
If you have a large number of devices, you can use the "baselining" feature in Traverse to automatically adjust the thresholds based on the historical data collected. This option is under Administration > Devices > Test Baseline Management.
Adaptive Thresholds
Traverse also supports dynamic, Adaptive Thresholds. This feature allows setting alarm thresholds that match varying patterns of use or load in the IT infrastructure. For example, if nightly back-up jobs increase the utilization levels of a server during the evening hours, then you can set higher threshold levels for this time period so that unnecessary alarms are not generated. Currently you have to enable this on a per test basis. To access this feature for a test: