minTraffic

When using Desomnia as a local sleep manager, you can control the cumulative traffic threshold under which the node will be considered idle. The following formats are valid:

10

A number specified without any unit declares an amount of raw packets that have to be counted during the configured timeout of the System Monitor, otherwise the node will be considered idle.

100/s

A number specified with a time period but without a binary unit declares an amount of raw packets that have to be counted in average during the configured timeout of the System Monitor, otherwise the node will be considered idle.

1MB/s

A number specified with both a time period and a binary unit declares an amount of bytes that have to be counted in average during the configured timeout of the System Monitor, otherwise the node will be considered idle.

100kb

A number specified without a time period, but with a binary unit declares an amount of bytes that have to be counted during the configured timeout of the System Monitor, otherwise the node will be considered idle.