Setting Agent timeout

Hi,
in one of my other posts, I mention solving most of my problems except for the fact that all my alarms have disappeared (eventManager problem?!)
and that some of my slower systems frequently timeout their SunMC agent even though it is all working fine. I think the default Agent timeout is too short for me.
It appears to be only a few seconds at most. I would like to be able to extend the timeout to about 15 or 20 seconds for the unresponsive systems. This seems
to be a magic number that never produces a false alarm for me.
So if such a value is possible, could I please be informed as how to set it? I figured it is yet another value in domain-config.x ?
If so, is there also a list of all the possible values that can be set in SunMC or at least this file?
Thanks!
rachel

bump - because "someone" must have done this in the past. Please assist! My system is running great except my
boss says "why is host x, y & z always failing? They're not - they just take longer than the default timeout to respond.
All I need is the magic timeout value and my world is good.
rachel

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