Performance monitor and Cold Fusion

I am using the performance monitor of Windows to see the
values of the process jrun, the result is the following:
handle count:1189 (max value ups to 1520)
thread count: 91 (max value ups to 420)
The values in jrun.xml
jrun.xml (proxyservice)
<attribute name="minHandlerThreads">1</attribute>
<attribute
name="maxHandlerThreads">2500</attribute>
Is Correct?

Hi, I enabled "logging history errors", to allow ASA to send errors and higher log through snmp to CSM, but CSM Performance Monitor seems to ignore them.
thank you
rs

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