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Wow. I didn't realize this would get this much attention. Sorry I have been absent. I fully intend to finish the write-up but duty calls! I will give you an example of what I used in the above screen shots. Command used in the alert: C:\GrowlScripts\NodeDown.bat ${NodeName} ${Date} ${Time} ${NodeID} Batch File:…

I replied to your other comment. Cheers!

GrowlNotify for Windows It's not too difficult to figure out. You can pass variables to a batch script and parse them out in to the notification text that then executes the GrowlNotify application to send the actual notifications to Growl including a url for when the notification is clicked. As I mentioned to ds2acrvet I…

As RichardLetts already surmised this is Growl for Windows running on my desktop. I use the execute a script action in alerts to pass variables to a batch file that then executes a small program called growlnotify that sends the notifications to the desktop application. You can then let other users install Growl for…

Orion's Syslog and Trap services are pretty basic when it comes to alerting and data retention. Regrettably it cannot currently handle per-host alerting like the Advanced Alert Manager as it is more per-message focused so once the filter is matched all additional matching messages are held from activating further alerts…

I would open a support ticket. It could be a polling issue (although this would generally effect more) or perhaps something wrong with the device reporting its values but to be sure it definitely merits more investigation. Cheers

You may find what you're looking for in the ciscoSipCallsMIB: Cisco SNMP Object Navigator Cheers