The "events" screen is a events history screen, so you will see a "down" event,
and then an "up" event, both will stay on the screen.
But the alarms (colored boxes on the top) will clear when the interface is up
again.
Javier
Mike wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I have several hosts being monitored and
Hi list,I have several hosts being monitored and some have already experienced alerts for the interface protocol being down. I was wondering how to do the following:- how do I clear the alerts? When I look at Hosts & Events, I see the affected machines in red. The machines are all fine, the downage
Thanks,Alex > 1., Alerts can be defined for a single host only? It seems that if I select
> multiple host it does not work.They're called triggers, alerts are something else.Change the selector from "IS" to "IN", I believe that should work,otherwise put the relevant hosts into a map and select on t
On Wed, Mar 15, 2006 at 08:13:21PM +0100, rew tenator wrote:
> 1., Alerts can be defined for a single host only? It seems that if I select
> multiple host it does not work.
They're called triggers, alerts are something else.
Change the selector from "IS" to "IN", I believe that should work,
otherw
Dear JFF users,PLease let me have a few questions for the pros:1., Alerts can be defined for a single host only? It seems that if I select multiple host it does not work.2., What variables are available to use in the email subject/body?
3., Do I need to set up an alert for interface down and up as
Johan,
Currently there's no way to change the color for the status of an event.
Colors are assigned for Event Type (SLA, Interface Protocol, etc), and not from
Alarm State (up, down, etc)
Javier
johan wrote:
Hi Javier
me again :) I am almost there. This week i am gonna format the windows
server a
Hi Javier
me again :) I am almost there. This week i am gonna format the windows
server and probably the whatsup-stuff and transfert it to linux.
concerning my alert-problem, you were right, there was problem in the
consolidate-script. As you can see (login still works), I only get red
up-alerts. T
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
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
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