It would be great if there was a way to get a summary/detailed report on all active Basic and Advanced alerts. The only way to get any info is to go into the SQL DB and query the Alerts table.
Has a report been created to show what alerts are setup for each node in the database or is this something being worked on for future release.
I would like to have a report that shows all alerts by node and what the trigger and reset is on the alerts. I am not able to create this in Report Writer since it only has basic alert information and not Advanced Alert information and my limited SQL knowledge I can not create this from scratch using SQL.
I would like to be able to see what nodes I have setup with what alerts and the triggers and messages the alerts send out so that I can either add nodes or change the alert messages and also provied my boss with a report as to what we are alerting on.
If someone has created a report like this could they please share it out in the Content Exchange?
Thanks in advance.
I have been looking for the same thing for many years now. Did you ever find an answer?
As it is, the following is what I must do to get this information and again when it needs to be audited / verified ***
go to 'Configure Basic Alerts' in Orion Network Performance Monitor and chose the alert (in this case Riverbed Up/Down) and Edit the alert.
move to Property To Monitor tab and search top to bottom for which Property's are checked (Node Status / Status) {document in XLS}
Move to Monitored Network Objects tab and check the DB Objects {type names in XLS}
Move to Alet Trigger tab and check the Trigger Alert Status {type status in XLS}
Move to Time of Day tab {type information in XLS}
Move to Alert Suppression tab and check the radio button {record info in XLS}
Move to Actions tab and open alert actions like LogAlert & Execute an External program or VB Script or sent SNMP Trap.... {add info to XLS}
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