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Re: One alert for multiple devices question.
Zak Kahl Sep 18, 2012 9:40 AM (in response to gregatkins)IT sounds like you want to use one alert for both APC and Advanced. I wrote your alert below. You have two condition groups defined, and any group can be true to trigger alert.
Add another group like below.
Trigger Alert when any of the following apply
Trigger Alert when all the following apply
Poller Name is Equal to APCupsAdvInputLineVoltage
Status is less than or equal to 100
Trigger Alert when all the following apply
Node Name is equal to RSC-IT-Emerson01
PollerName is equal to upsInputVoltage
Status is less than 400
Hope this works for you.
Zak Kahl
Loop1 Systems
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Re: One alert for multiple devices question.
gregatkins Sep 18, 2012 10:06 AM (in response to Zak Kahl)-
Re: One alert for multiple devices question.
Zak Kahl Sep 18, 2012 10:17 AM (in response to gregatkins)1 of 1 people found this helpfulThe bottom conditions aren't under the trigger group. If you look closely you will see them alligned with the main trigger.
Also, I see the new trigger alert is under the above trigger alert, this won't work also. Make sure the rules are ordered correctly. Make sure you are selecting the trigger alert when you put in "add a condition group" or "add a simple condition".
Its not just the order, but the alignment when you look at it.
Thanks,
Zak Kahl
Loop1 Systems
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Re: One alert for multiple devices question.
gregatkins Sep 18, 2012 10:34 AM (in response to Zak Kahl)Thanks for the help! I just had stuff in the wrong nest
I get frustrated because I have my SCP, but encounter simple problems that I can't figure out
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Re: One alert for multiple devices question.
Zak Kahl Sep 18, 2012 10:38 AM (in response to gregatkins)No problem. Sometimes the simple ones are the harder ones to see. It happens to all of us.
Good luck
Zak Kahl
Loop1 Systems
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