--- title: "Latency Alarms" slug: "latency-alarms" updated: 2026-02-23T11:37:52Z published: 2026-02-23T11:37:52Z --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://documentation.lakesidesoftware.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Latency Alarms Using this category on the **Roles** page **Alarms** tab, you can configure alarms for a set of Latency metrics. In the example alarm configuration called out below: A sample is taken every 15 seconds. If the Default Gateway latency is 100 milliseconds for more for 120 seconds a **Yellow** level alarm is triggered. If the Default Gateway latency is 10000 milliseconds for more for 60 seconds a **Red** level alarm is triggered. If an alarm is triggered, no **Notifications** will be sent and no **Action** will be taken. > [!NOTE] > **NOTE**: An alarm that passes through a Yellow state and achieves a Red state is considered to be in both Yellow and Red alarm status until the condition value is within the limits. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/87d11426-6b1f-4b19-b593-b71e55a81af3/Images/Documentation/alarms_latency.jpg) The following table defines each of the monitorable Latency metrics. | Latency Alarm | Description | | --- | --- | | Default Gateway | Monitors the network latency (in milliseconds) to the default gateway. | | RDP Clients | Monitors the network latency (in milliseconds) to RDP Clients. | | Connected Servers | Monitors the network latency (in milliseconds) to connected servers. | ## Configure Latency Alarms 1. Select the check box next to the **Latency** category to apply the same configuration to all Latency alarms. 2. If you wish to change the default settings for any of the above alarms, select a check box to the left of the Latency alarm and change the settings are desired.