Part 1.
I have 860 targets to ping, and thus 730 measurements. And for each target, I would like to use a fixed set of 100 probes in the measurement.
For each of the measurement, I'd like the target to be Pinged by these 100 probes on every 1 hour, and the measurement is planned to stop 12 hours later after the measurement start. Thus, if one probe sent 3 packets at each ping, the total credits will be 3,096,000 (730*12*100*3=3,096,000).
Part 2.
This looks like a random measurement. My research is about an Internet anomalies detection system. So every time my system triggers an alarm, (the alarm would set for 1 of the 730 targets), I'd like to start an instant, and probably one-off measurement from the previous 100 probes to the alarmed target. The question is this anomalies detection system is still under improvement, so I don't exactly know how many measurements might concurrently be started at the same time.
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(The 730 targets are elaborately selected and necessary to me because I need the dataset as many as possible to examine the accuracy of the system)
It makes me feel like I might exceed many rules intentionally or unintentional.
Considering I am in a huge hurry to examine this system, I'd very like the limits for these rules be temporarily increased.