Hi Darren,
Sorry for the delay.
Mini SLAs are being deprecated in 0.7.8, so don't use them.
The trigger should read something like this:
if type equal SLA then Send Email
Or
If type equal SLA AND if host is in (Host List selected) then Send Mail
Can you put here what does your trigger say?
The triggers get executed when a new event or alarm (depends on the trigger type) is added.
So, if you set an alarm trigger matching for type 'SLA', it will get called and verified every 30 minutes when a new SLA event is created.
The JFFNMS Manual (in the site) specifies how triggers and SLAs are created.
So, if you see a SLA in the event screen, the SLA is correct, and the problem is in the trigger, and if you don't then the problem is in the SLA.
You can debug slas by executing:
cd /opt/jffnms/engine php -q rrd_analizer.php <interface_id>
The output will show you the SLA and the trigger processing.
Hope that helps.
Javier
Darren Gibbs wrote:
Javier.
I've done that - I have a trigger which worked if condition 1 OR condition 2 exists, and I'm still not getting alerts.
I've also tried setting the SLA as a mini-sla, as someone else suggested, and nothing.
Is there a minimum delay or time a condition must exist before an alert occurs?
Or perhaps I have the format fo the SLA rules wrong? I can't find much documentation as to the correct format - I've based it on some of the other existing rules as best I can - is there a link somewhere as to how to write SLA rules properly?
Darren Gibbs
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Javier Szyszlican Sent: Friday, 18 June 2004 9:51 PM Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [jffnms-users] Getting a threshold to send an email alert
Darren,
What you did is ok, but you also have to create a Trigger to match
SLA events, and then associate a profile (with email address) to that trigger (in the Triggers Users screen).
When the SLA is processed, every 30 minutes, an event will be
created if the SLA matched, then the trigger analizer (internal) will run over that event, if a Trigger is set to match that kind of event, and email will be sent to all the profile assoicated with that trigger.
You should read the Manual section about Triggers.
Hope that helps. Javier
Darren Gibbs wrote:
Folks.
I'm having some difficulty in fathoming out what I need to do to get jffnms to send me an email alert if a certain condition is met.
The condition I wish to monitor is that if the inbound or outbound traffic on a given datalink exceeds 10% utilisation, then send an email advising of that fact.
I've written an SLA condition individual definition for each traffic direction, following what I *think* will work, and added an SLA condition group with both of the rules in it, and I've also set the interface concerned to have this condition group as its SLA, but the email still doesn;t work.
What more do I have to do? Or am I shooting at this from completely the wrong angle?
Thanks.
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