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Using Custom Properties to Improve Alerting

All -

I've written a brief guide on how we use the Custom Properties available in NPM to enhance and simplify our alerting. The example I use in the document is: how do you alert on one part of a port channel link going down when the port channel itself stays operational?

Any comments/amendments/suggestions are welcome.

Regards,

John Kelly


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  • Cheers guys, glad people are finding it useful emoticons_happy.png

    bluefunelemental: that one annoys me as well, it was a real PITA to go through all our edge ports and mark them as unplugged - the nice thing about using custom properties is that they can be added as a  column in the Manage Nodes/Interfaces table so you can sort/pick based on the property as well. (Using standard interface descriptions in the switch config is a real helper as well: we started the description of all our Etherchannel Member links with "Member of" - simply typing this in search box lists them all).

    No charge for re-use to members of a community like this emoticons_grin.png

    Regards,

    John

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  • Cheers guys, glad people are finding it useful emoticons_happy.png

    bluefunelemental: that one annoys me as well, it was a real PITA to go through all our edge ports and mark them as unplugged - the nice thing about using custom properties is that they can be added as a  column in the Manage Nodes/Interfaces table so you can sort/pick based on the property as well. (Using standard interface descriptions in the switch config is a real helper as well: we started the description of all our Etherchannel Member links with "Member of" - simply typing this in search box lists them all).

    No charge for re-use to members of a community like this emoticons_grin.png

    Regards,

    John

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