Javier.
OK - I got the first part {rrd_analizer is already set to run every 15
minutes}, just have to edit the event type to a lower valid, and I'm
away.
Thanks.
Darren
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"Ale rt" condition?
Darren,
Darren Gibbs wrote:
> Javier.
>
> OK, this is triggered by an SLA - so if I go modify the duration to a
> lower timeframe in the Event Types screen, the duration will drop, but
> also it will re-occur with greater frequency if the condition
> continues to exist, right?
No, SLA's are only evaluated every 30 minutes (from the rrd_analizer in
cron).
>
> If this is the case, that's what I'll do - in most cases, this event
> only lasts 10-15 minutes, so if it clears in 15 and re-occurs, I want
> to know about it again.
>
To get this, modify the Event Type, and change the crontab to execute
rrd_analizer every 15 minutes.
> Darren
Javier
>
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> Subject: Re: [jffnms-users] Time taken for a server to come back from
> "Alert" condition?
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>
> Hi Darren,
>
> This all depends on what put the interface into its current state.
>
> If you have a SLA made to send you emails when some threshold is
> reached, then the SLA will last 30 minutes, every time. This is
> configured from the Event Types screen.
>
> If you have a Special Poller with a Backend and a Special Event Type and
> everything, then you can make it go Yellow->Green whenever you want.
> (This of course requires programming and its more complex).
>
> Javier
>
> Darren Gibbs wrote:
>
>>Is there some way I can configure the delay between when
>>a fault condition rectifies itself, and when the device goes
>>back to being listed as OK on the JFFNMS map?
>>
>>Case in point - I have an interface which I monitor for traffic
>>levels - if they exceed a certain utilisation level, JFFNMS sends
>>me an alert, and changes the relavent host on the map to yellow.
>>
>>However, once that condition clears {it often only lasts 5-10
>>minutes}, what factor sets the device back to green {all OK}
>>on the map?
>>
>>It's not related to polling delay - I can see, from the performance
>>data, that subsequent polls have found the data level to be lower
>>than the threshold level for quite some time, yet the map still
>>shows the device/interface concerned as being in alert status.
>>
>>Which process monitors/changes this, and can I drop the time lag
>>between the device going into the "OK" state, and the map showing
>>this state change?
>>
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