Thanks.  I'm still on ver 7.  But that helps knowing I can alert from syslog
in 8.  That effects some of the other projects I'm looking at.

Thank You

Jeff Cook
Network Administrator
Whatcom Educational Credit Union

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Subject: RE: [WhatsUp Forum] Alert From Multiple Down Devices.


Version 8.

Andy.

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Are you talking about Ver. 8 or 7?

Jeff Cook
Network Administrator
Whatcom Educational Credit Union
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>Then when it hit the magic number have it send a trap (because WUG 
>doesn't
alert from syslog) then have WUG alert from > the trap.

I found that you /can/ get it to alert on a syslog message.

On the device alert menu, edit the alert and tick "on events" then go
and select the event that you've set up in Configure / Events Library.

I'm glad you asked that question Jeff, as this has opened my eyes to a
whole world of extra things I can custom monitor.

Cheers,

Andy.

Andy Young
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Cook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 19 March 2003 22:28
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [WhatsUp Forum] Alert From Multiple Down Devices.


I was trying to get a useful alert for down PCs.  As I don't really care
if 1 PC is down (sometimes users will reboot or shutdown instead of
logging off).  However if more then 2 PCs are down then there is an
issue that I need to look at.  Possible causes...

        - More then one user shutting down their PC.
        - An unmanaged hub going down.
        - A power circuit going down.
        - A total power failure at a branch w/ the telco rack on an
unmanaged UPS.
        - The location disappears from the WINS server.

All of the above are things that have happened.  Most of my branches are
small enough to not get a  managed UPS, because there are no servers at
the branches.

I was hoping to get this functionality in WUG.  It looks like the PERL
script may be the best way to go.  However I would use WUG to do the
testing and the perl script to update the file.  Then when it hit the
magic number have it send a trap (because WUG doesn't alert from syslog)
then have WUG alert from the trap.
        

Jeff Cook
Network Administrator
Whatcom Educational Credit Union

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