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Ahh bummer….. but Thanks! Much everyone… I should put a Feature request for this or maybe they have this feature in the New Alert Central! .. Again Thanks everyone!

Using “execute external program” Back to my main question - is it possible to use variables in alert name? Thanks, Chethan

Yes through a API, I pass all the required info from the NPM for each alert to the API.

I m trying to include the node variables in the alert name... not in the alert conditions, not in the alert trigger actions. example: the out of the box alert will be - "Alert me when the node goes down" I want to change that to : "Alert node ${NodeName} is down"

No, I am trying to get the Node (server) name through variable in the “Alert Name” not in the alert condition. So the alert name will be like - “ $ is down”

Thanks for the Quick reply Jan. what is URI and How do I get the URI of the objects? Interfaces/volumes? Is there any similar SQL query that can be executed on the Database manager on Primary poller? thanks, Chetz

Hi, We do not have any monitoring in place currently for Progress DB. Progress DB : OpenEdge 10.1c OS – Linux & HPUX Please could you let me know where I can download ODBC? And if I have a ODBC what are the next steps for configuring application monitors. Thanks, Chetz

For alert trigger conditions we have it integrated with notification software which takes care or email and voice call to respective teams. Why I am looking for the alert name to have some additional info is we have a central NOC team monitoring the alerts.

I am basically using the node variable in the alert name for the alert condition “Node status is equal to down” . if this alert can pull the node variables I am looking for I have many more alerts to create . I same variable is pulling the correct value when I use in the email message.

I am trying to have the Node variables $ or $ or ${node.caption} in the Alert name for node down alerts. Type of device is Servers (window/unix).

Thanks! mharvey , I m trying to understand the DB schema as well. Is there any DB schema document available that I can refer to? thanks! Chethan

Hello, I checked in our environment and found there are over 3000 stale interfaces/volumes/hardware sensors. Is there any Ideal and easy way to search -select and delete these through SQL commands ? or going through one by one and deleting them from the UI is the only option? Thanks in Advance, Chetz

These are AIX Lpars and not Vpar .. sorry for that.

The only way I can think of is to create a custom monitor that checks the CPU utilization of the Process to be monitored. if the CPU is low, which might happen if the process isn't doing anything, then you can alert on that.

Hello, I checked in our environment and found there are over 3000 stale interfaces/volumes/hardware sensors. Is there any Ideal and easy way to search -select and delete these through SQL commands ? or going through one by one and deleting them from the UI is the only option? Thanks in Advance, Chetz

You can add a Link to the resolution document (stored in a shared location) in the alerts description field, which could be accessed by NOC to follow the steps.

Thanks! Yes we do have FOE in place, and i did check the adapter setting before, and it had the primary IP listed first and then the channel IP (for FOE). I did try failing over to secondary and then failing back, but no luck. when failed to secondary its taking the correct IP (IP of the secondary'primary' but when failed…

you can create custom property like NetworkGroup and populate the value as "NETWORKING" on all the nodes that comes under networking. use the resource and add the below query in the filter nodes (SQL): NetworkGroup = 'NETWORKING' AND Status=2 let me know if this helps.