Configure adaptive thresholds

Last published : Sep 21, 2026
The adaptive threshold functionality sets the threshold value for the maximum number of hits on each URL. If the maximum number of hits on a URL is greater than the threshold value set for the URL, a syslog message is sent to an external syslog server. The threshold value interval can be in either days or weeks.
The threshold value is calculated as follows:
Threshold value = Max hits * Threshold multiplier
Where:
  • Max hits is the maximum number of hits on a URL.
  • Threshold multiplier is an integer value that you define (default: 2).
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To create an adaptive threshold using NetScaler Console

  1. Navigate to System \> Analytics Settings \> Adaptive Thresholds, and then click Add.
  2. On the Create Adaptive Thresholds page, specify the following parameters:
    • Name - Threshold name
    • Entity - URL
    • Duration - Duration of the threshold (day or week)
    • Threshold Multiplier - A user-defined integer that is multiplied with the maximum hit count of the specified URL to obtain the adaptive threshold for the URL.