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Was Muting a BGP neighbor alerts ever released

jlescano

Was Muting a BGP neighbor alerts ever released, We are doing maintenance on our core devices, but we dont want to mute the node itself. Anyone else find a way to pull this off? besides turning off the alert for bgp.

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naveensingh43

No, SolarWinds hasn’t released a native “mute BGP neighbor only.

You can try by creating custom property (e.g., MuteBGPAlerts) and use it in your alert condition.
Steps:
Go to Settings → Manage Custom Properties → Nodes
Add a property:
MuteBGPAlerts (Yes/No or Boolean)
Set it to Yes for nodes under maintenance
Modify your BGP alert condition

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