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High temperature => Warning state for nodes

Dear all,

in some subsidiaries we have problems with high temperature. For this I created a Custom poller and an alert, when the temperature is going over a treshold.

Is it possible to get the device in Warning state, if the alert is active?

Thank you very much.

Regards, Sebastian

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byrona

I'll add a +1 to the request of having node status changed depending on UnDP alert status, for the very same reasons.
Stuart

A good implementation for this would be to simply add an Advanced Alert option to change node status (and possibly add some additional alert status types). I added feature request specifying this type of implementation quite a while back.

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Nandish

Looks like we would not be able to change the state of the device for an alert condition.I am curious to know why would you like to have the device state changed when we have other options available as Alert Actions.

hohwielerse

We just want to have it visualized as we are using the maps on a big screen in the office. Would be nice if the state of the devices is changed in the map.

stuartwhyte

I'll add a +1 to the request of having node status changed depending on UnDP alert status, for the very same reasons.

Stuart

Nandish

I see where this is going.

Thank you for bringing this up.We would open a feature request.

hohwielerse

Sounds good. Thanks

byrona

I'll add a +1 to the request of having node status changed depending on UnDP alert status, for the very same reasons.
Stuart