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i want setup alerts to do the following on one machine
first restart iis service
then reboot server
then email me
then call me on my cellor sms text
then send an email to a coworker
repeat every 5 minutes until fixed
how do I do this?
Personally, I would use an external script or c# executable to do this. ipMonitor could monitor for a "fail" condition, and then execute the script.
Frank,
You can create an alert with multiple actions. Here are some links that will help you:
Restart service:
http://support.ipmonitor.com/helps/1065d79815814ecb9acfcda23dd0b8f6.aspx
Reboot Server:
http://support.ipmonitor.com/helps/198c642aaf72451ba0c703d763369b08.aspx
Send E-mail:
http://support.ipmonitor.com/helps/4a9b5607bca5479f9a969a08fa423c9c.aspx
SMS Text (Provided you are using a GSM modem):
http://support.ipmonitor.com/helps/9b4d3ed2f0284655b358fd0fbea4c7f4.aspx
You will also need to adjust the Notification Control for the monitor:
https://support.ipmonitor.com/helps/ea6dab7111214f9ca4b1cd3112040c1e.aspx (See Notification Control Section)
Set "Accumulated Failures per Alert" to 1, and "Maximum Alerts to Send" to 999.
The page is not being maintained, but the information is still accurate.
