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3rd Party Event Escalation/Acknowledgement with Voice Calls

I've been tasked to
find a 3rd party application to be able to send my alerts from Orion and a few
other systems to that can intelligently take these alerts, filter/apply rules
to these alerts and then perform email alerting with acknowledgment.  If
the alert isn't acknowledged in a specific time, then email their back and/or
their boss. 


 


Another situation is
where when event type X happens, I need to be able to do Voice calling to
deliver alerts.


 


Suggestions?

  • MIR3 has a product called Telalert that should be able to do everything you need it to.

  •  I setup a tiered alerting system on a per device for the servers, and one for Switch Distro Failures.  

    POC Alert 1

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    TEST-TEST-TEST is currently Down

    Network Impact: Non-Critical
    Location: Work

    CPU:
    Memory Used:
    Avg Response Time:
    Last Reboot: Monday, August 02, 2010 12:10 PM

    Primary POC: Joe
    Secondary POC: Amber
    Backup POC: Sheri
    Team Lead POC: Steve, Mark

    This is an Initial Alert. Please Acknowledge this Alert on the Orion Web interface using your account. Messages will be sent to the other POCs starting in 15 minutes, with Acknowledgement status until the problem is resolved.

    Alert Name: Alert for when TEST-TEST-TEST goes down

    Orion Alerting POC: John

    POC Alert 2
    POC Alert 3

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    TEST-TEST-TEST is currently Down
    Original Alert Triggered @ 8/2/2010 1:22:05 PM
    Alert Status: Not Acknowledged By  @ 12/30/1899 12:00:00 AM

    Network Impact: Non-Critical
    Location: Work

    CPU:
    Memory Used:
    Avg Response Time:
    Last Reboot: Monday, August 02, 2010 12:10 PM

    Primary POC: Joe
    Secondary POC: Amber
    Backup POC: Sheri
    Team Lead POC: Steve, Mark 

    This is a reocurring Alert to notify the POCs that something is wrong with a device on the network. Coordinate repair with the highest available POC if this Alert has not been acknowledged. This message will be repeated every 30 minutes until repairs are complete or the device is placed into an unmanaged status.

    Alert Name: Alert for when TEST-TEST-TEST goes down

    Orion Alerting POC: John

    Team Lead Alert

     

     

     

     

    TEST-TEST-TEST has been Down since 8/2/2010 1:22:05 PM

    Network Impact: Non-Critical
    Location: Work

    Primary POC: Joe
    Secondary POC: Amber
    Backup POC: Sheri
    Team Lead POC: Steve, Mark

    This is to Alert the Oncall Team Leads of a problem that has not been acknowledged or resolved.

    Alert Name: Alert for when TEST-TEST-TEST goes down

    Orion Alerting POC: Ed Czajka, Al Petties, John Plough


    Resolved Alert

     

     

     

     

     

     

    TEST-TEST-TEST is currently Up

    Network Impact: Non-Critical
    Location: China Lake

    CPU:
    Memory Used:
    Avg Response Time: 0 ms
    Last Reboot: Monday, August 02, 2010 12:10 PM

    Primary POC: Joe
    Secondary POC: Amber
    Backup POC: Sheri
    Team Lead POC: Steve, Mark 

    This is to notify all POCs that the network device is now functional.

    Alert Name: Alert for when TEST-TEST-TEST goes down

    Orion Alerting POC: John

  • Thanks for the suggestion njoylif!!

     

    Anyone else have an alternative to MIR3 so I can do some comparisons?  Who are MIR3's competitors?

  • Did you end-up using MIR3's solution? I'm looking into Xmatters, but it's an unsupported integration.

  • Sorry for the late reply, but yes, we did go with MIR3.  Everyone loves it.

  • MagnAxiom,

    Curious as to which of the MIR3 Products you went with.  we currently have Intelligent Notification adn would like to integrate it with SolarWinds..