Hi John
this alert comes from SevOne selfmonitoring capability (https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/SSUWLY_6.5/main/nms/quick_start/Self_monitoring_Quick_Start_Guide.pdf) where SevOne monitors itself, not only measuring things like CPU, memory, etc... but also application layer information, including the RequestD process.
Regarding RequestD, this is the backbone messaging daemon, like a messaging bus and it's critical in SevOne, therefore if you see any issue with this process, I would recommend opening a case with support to review the problem. It might be nothing (for example you just added a new peer to the cluster and there is no activity on that appliance) or it can be something more serious.
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Raul Gonzalez
IBM SevOne Technical Sales
IBM
Brighton, UK
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