Hi Travis,
You should read the Manual Section on SLAs and also about the Trigger/Action System.
JFFNMS will evaluate the SLAs every 30 minutes and it will create an event if some SLA is not withing the specified values.
Then with the Trigger system you can match that event or alarm to be sent to an Action (like 'Send via eMail').
We already have SLAs for Packet Error Rate, in the Physical Interface type, but you may want to modify the threshold.
Hope that helps.
Javier
Travis Johnson wrote:
Hi,
I am brand new to jffnms just today. I have it setup and graphing several of my cisco routers and switches. It seems to be working very well.
However, I can not figure out how to setup a certain alert that I would like. If the packet error rate goes above a certain amount, I would like to receive an email with the host and interface information. Is there a way to set this up?
Thanks,
Travis Microserv
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