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Emailing a Web Page Action for a SAM Component

I am trying to set up an alert when a component goes down but I want to email a web page, the problem I have is how do I make the web page I send have a dynamic URL, I know the URL for a currently down component

solarwindsserver/.../DetachResource.aspx

But I am monitoring this component on over 300 servers so I need to make the Application Monitor relavent to the server that is alerting, I know this is a simple thing but I can't find the advice in the manual.

Regards,

John

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aLTeReGo

You can use the ${APM:ComponentDetailsURL} macro in the alert notification email body. This will be replaced with the URL of the component that triggered the alert when the notification is sent.

kreases

Unfortunately that isn't what I am looking for, I want to email just the table off the web page not the full web page which is unweildy in an email, the idea is that the person can see the information quickly when they open the email, a dynamic url to the indiviual table is what is required as per the URL in my original post.

Anyone had reason to do this before and if so could you advise how you put in a dynamic url, thanks

njoylif

dont know if this will work, but:

http://solarwindsserver/Orion/DetachResource.aspx?NetObject=AM:${ID}&ResourceID=3189

where you see ${ID} - The ID needs to be replaced with the name of the ID column for the type of component check you are wanting to look at.

I'm guessing it translated to 7452 for the example originally posted.

kreases

Unfortunately that doesn't work the alert doesn't resolve the ${ID} to the relavent component, it looks like I am not going to be able to do this which is a shame, thanks for your trouble.