AlertsThe Alerts page enables you to quickly define alerts for typical alarm conditions found in an IT environment. For example, low disk space is frequently a problem on managed machines. Selecting the Note: Monitor Sets represent a more complex method for monitoring alarm conditions. Typical alarm conditions should be defined using the Alerts page. Select Alert Function Select an alert type using the Select Alert Function drop-down list.
Group Alarms Alert, system check, and log monitoring alarms are automatically assigned to a group alarm category. If an alarm is triggered, the group alarm it belongs to is triggered as well. The group alarm categories for monitor sets and SNMP sets are manually assigned when the sets are defined. Group alarms display in the Group Alarm Status dashlet of the Monitor > Dashboard List page. You can create new groups using the Group Alarm Column Names tab in Monitor > Monitor Lists. Group alarm column names are assigned to monitor sets using Define Monitor Set. Machine Summary Alerts Tab The Alerts tab in the Machine Summary page provides, in summary fashion, all the alerts defined for a machine ID. You can use this tab to quickly review, enable, or disable all the alerts applied to a single machine. Typically you display this page by alt-clicking the check-in status icon—for example, the icon—next to any machine ID. Reviewing Alarm Conditions with or without Creating Alarms A user can assign monitor sets, SNMP sets, alerts, system checks or log monitoring to machine IDs without checking the Create Alarm checkbox and a Monitor Action Log entry will still be created. These logs enable a VSA user to review alarm conditions that have occurred with or without being specifically notified by the creation of an alarm, email or ticket. You can generate a report using Info Center > Reports > Monitoring > Monitor Action Log. To Create An Alert The same general procedure applies to all alert types.
To Cancel an Alert
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