Use the Assign Event Set header tab to select the event set, the event log type and other parameters for an event set. You can also select machines and assign events sets when this header tab is selected.
Creating an Event Log Alert
On the Monitor > Event Log Alerts page select the Assign Event Set tab.
Select an item from the Select event log type drop-down list.
Select the Event Set filter used to filter the events that trigger alerts. By default <All Events> is selected.
Note: You can create a new event set or edit an existing event set by clicking the Edit button.
Check the box next to any of the following event category:
Error
Warning
Information
Success Audit
Failure Audit
Critical - Applies only to Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008
Verbose - Applies only to Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008
Note:Red letters indicate logging disabled. Event log collection may be disabled by the VSA for a particular machine, based on settings defined using Agent > Event Log Settings. A particular event category (EWISFCV) may be not be available for certain machines, such as the Critical and Verbose event categories. Event log alerts are still generated even if event logs are not collected by the VSA.
Specify the frequency of the alert condition required to trigger an alert:
Alert when this event occurs once.
Alert when this event occurs <N> times within <N> <periods>.
Alert when this event doesn't occur within <N> <periods>.
Ignore additional alarms for <N> <periods>.
Click the Add or Replace radio options.
Add adds the selected event set to the list of event sets already assigned to selected machines.
Replace replaces the entire list of assigned events sets on selected machines with the selected event set.
Select the Set Alert Actions tab to select the actions to take in response to the alert condition specified.
Click Apply to assign selected event type alerts to selected machine IDs.
Note: Click Remove to remove all event set alerts from selected machine IDs immediately. You don't have to click the Apply button.