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Advanced Alert Email Message for Temperatur Alert

irishjd

I have an advanced alert setup to email me when a monitored switch goes above 50C. It appears to be working, but the email message that gets sent out has a bit of a formating issue. Here is an example of the message I receive:

Device Avn5308-8003 is running Hot!

Value=${Rate} C

For some reason the Rate variable is not getting displayed (if that is the correct value to use). I didn't create this alert, so I am trying to figure it out. The code used for "Message to send to Network Monitor Event Log" is:

${NodeName} is running Hot!
Value=${Rate}

I don't think that the Value=${Rate} is the correct syntax for trying to display the actual temperature that triggered the alert. I was thinking more along the lines of using the ciscoEnvMonTemperatureStatusValue value that is being used in the "Trigger Condition" section. Can I substitute ${ciscoEnvMonTemperatureStatusValue} for ${Rate}, and have the message display the triggering temperature?

TIA,

Jon

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