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how to create an alarm using two conditions ??

alfreddelarosa

I need to create an alarm that sends an email when 2 nodes are up.

Example:

node A and node B has top status ==> send email

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jbaulsir

Or.....

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mrxinu

You should be able to do this with a couple condition groups.

Add two condition groups - they will automatically be set to ALL.
Under the first condition group, put the following two simple conditions: Node > Caption is equal to NodeA, and Node > Status is equal to UP.
Under the second condition group, put the following two simple conditions: Node > Caption is equal to NodeB, and Node > Status is equal to UP.

Then your email trigger action will go off when *both* of those hosts are up.

jbaulsir

Or.....

Alert1.JPG

mrxinu

Or.....
JB

Ah yeah, good one.

Leo0875

Has anyone ever been able to make this actually work (ie. have you TESTED it?)

I was just trying to do the same over here and failed. And I've tried all the strategies suggested in the thread.

mrxinu

Yeah, every time I'm onsite with a customer - though usually we're looking for things to go down, not up. If you're around, shoot me an email and we can fire up a gotomeeting or something tonight. sklassen at sigmasolinc dot com

jbaulsir

You know it doesn't, should have tested before I replied. We have this problem with alert suppression and, I hate getting old, I wrote this post....

May have a bearing on why but not a solution.

sedmo

The problem is the second criteria is using All instead of ANY. This creates the logic that the NodeName has to be equal to NodeA and NodeB which can never be true.

mrxinu

The problem is the second criteria is using All instead of ANY. This creates the logic that the NodeName has to be equal to NodeA and NodeB which can never be true.

Ah, right. I knew I did it my way for a reason.

sedmo

mrxinu,

If I'm not mistaken your suggestion will have the same logic problem. The query created will say:

select records where nodeA is up and NodeB is up

Because the AND operator is used, no record in the nodes table can ever match this condition.

One way I think this could be accomplished is to create a trigger condition that says NodeA status is equal to up and then create a suppression that says NodeB status is not equal to up.