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Alerting on only two nodes.

I have a user that would like to be notified when drive space gets below 500MB on only two of our servers. Presently, I have things set up so that the Sysadmins receive an alert when any node has a volume that goes below 500MB - that works fine.

Below is what I thought would be the proper trigger, but as you can see, it is not.

Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?

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Krisz21

Delete the last two conditions and then go on the last Trigger Alert Condition Group and on that press "Add.....". Then it should look like this:

The conditions only belongs to the group if their entries are indented. I had this before as well so it should do the trick for you as well.

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clausendb

Would this work?

stalbert

In this case, your conditions are only 1 level deep. by that, i mean that all four conditions are under the first complex group condition and you have non under the second complex group condition. To fix this, you need to click once on the second complex group condition then click on the add button to left, then add more conditions that way. You will know that you have done it right because the conditions that are applied to the second group will be further indented.

mcbridea

On the top trigger, click on the "Trigger when any..." condition group and make sure Type of property to monitor changes to "Node".

Krisz21

Delete the last two conditions and then go on the last Trigger Alert Condition Group and on that press "Add.....". Then it should look like this:

The conditions only belongs to the group if their entries are indented. I had this before as well so it should do the trick for you as well.

clausendb

Thanks to all of your suggestions, this is what I came up with and it works like a charm...

I did not realize that I had to create new conditions under the second group and could not just move the conditions from above down. When I just moved them down, they did not indent and therefor were not recognized.

Thanks again all.