HTML Templates for Advanced Alert Manager:
colour coded html templates for Advanced Alert Manager,
Green for good
yellow for warning
red for bad
HTML Templates for Advanced Alert Manager:
colour coded html templates for Advanced Alert Manager,
Green for good
yellow for warning
red for bad
You can add variables with the 'Insert Variable' button. Then cut and paste them where you need in the HTML Code. Or Build the code around your text that is already there. A lot of folks use a table so you can set the cell colors and spacing as desired
<table><tr><td>Node:</td><td>${N=SwisEntity;M=Caption}</td></tr><tr><td>IP:</td><td>${N=SwisEntity;M=IP_Address}</td></tr><tr><td>Status:</td><td>${N=SwisEntity;M=Status}</td></tr>
This is a very rudimentary example, and I would suggest adding in the variables directly from your console so they are all correct and properly aligned with the entity you are alerting on.
You can add variables with the 'Insert Variable' button. Then cut and paste them where you need in the HTML Code. Or Build the code around your text that is already there. A lot of folks use a table so you can set the cell colors and spacing as desired
<table><tr><td>Node:</td><td>${N=SwisEntity;M=Caption}</td></tr><tr><td>IP:</td><td>${N=SwisEntity;M=IP_Address}</td></tr><tr><td>Status:</td><td>${N=SwisEntity;M=Status}</td></tr>
This is a very rudimentary example, and I would suggest adding in the variables directly from your console so they are all correct and properly aligned with the entity you are alerting on.
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