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I'm setting up alerts in the advanced alert manager and would like to know the best way to get daily email alerts for active alerts. For instance, if there's an alert triggered for low disk space I want it to send the email every 24 hours so that the alert is not forgotten about. thank you.
I want to get an alert when an exchange database reaches a certain size. I'm running NPM, is there a way to do that with NPM or do I have to have SAM? Would SAM do that?
Hi, I'm new to Orion and I'm trying to setup the email alert notification. I'm starting with a basic email alert where I have it setup to send an email alert every time a node goes down. I have the Alert setting to check it every 5 min. Once I enabled the alert, it sent me two emails regarding two nodes that are currently…
I've been trying to exclude a number of servers from a CPU alert I have based on the node name. I have a number of servers which I know will have high CPU usage, they're all named the same (for example WIN-APP1, 2 3 etc). I use 1 alert to send emails to the relevant team when CPU usage has been higher than 80% for 10…
Hi, I've recently installed Solarwinds NPM and everything appears to be working great apart from one Wireless acess point. I'm getting emails every 5 minutes stating that the node has been rebooted. I've access the Wireless point and it says that it has been up for over eight days. In addition to this I have set a…
I am attempting to create an alert based on the status of the battery for a UPS, that when triggered (loss off mains power) lists all nodes that rely on the UPS for power. I have created a custom property called CORESITE that links the nodes to the UPS. I have attempted to use the below code to list all the nodes within…
We are having an issue where Orion assumes the node is down when we are at only 40% utilization. We are trying to find a way for it to report heavy traffic, instead of complete node down. Thank you.
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