Get more details in alerts?

Well you can use ${name of parameter related to your node} such as given below... you can use any details related to your requirement... suppose you need ip address in aleret use ${IP_Address}. and you can use this by Node properties as well as interface Properties.

Show List of Node Properties

•NodeID

•ObjectSubType

•IP_Address

•IP_Address_Type

•DynamicIP

•UnManaged

•UnManageFrom

•UnManageUntil

•Caption

•DNS

•Community

•RWCommunity

•SysName

•Vendor

•LastBoot

•SystemUpTime

•LastSystemUpTimePollUtc

•SysObjectID

•Description

•Location

•Contact

•RediscoveryInterval

•PollInterval

•VendorIcon

•IOSImage

•IOSVersion

•GroupStatus

•StatusDescription

•Status

•StatusLED

•ChildStatus

•ResponseTime

•PercentLoss

•AvgResponseTime

•MinResponseTime

•MaxResponseTime

•NextPoll

•EngineID

•LastSync

•MachineType

•Severity

•NextRediscovery

•StatCollection

•Allow64BitCounters

•SNMPV2Only

•AgentPort

•SNMPVersion

•SNMPV3Username

•SNMPV3Context

•SNMPV3PrivMethod

•SNMPV3PrivKey

•SNMPV3PrivKeyIsPwd

•SNMPV3AuthMethod

•SNMPV3AuthKey

•SNMPV3AuthKeyIsPwd

•RWSNMPV3Username

•RWSNMPV3Context

•RWSNMPV3PrivMethod

•RWSNMPV3PrivKey

•RWSNMPV3PrivKeyIsPwd

•RWSNMPV3AuthMethod

•RWSNMPV3AuthKey

•RWSNMPV3AuthKeyIsPwd

•CPULoad

•TotalMemory

•MemoryUsed

•PercentMemoryUsed

•BufferNoMemThisHour

•BufferNoMemToday

•BufferSmMissThisHour

•BufferSmMissToday

•BufferMdMissThisHour

•BufferMdMissToday

•BufferBgMissThisHour

•BufferBgMissToday

•BufferLgMissThisHour

•BufferLgMissToday

•BufferHgMissThisHour

•BufferHgMissToday

•External

•EntityType

•CMTS

•BlockUntil

•CustomPollerLastStatisticsPoll

•CustomPollerLastStatisticsPollSuccess

•IPAddressGUID

•City

•Department

•Comments

•SerialNumber

•Building

•Floor

•Cabinet

•Rack

•State

•Country

•ZipCode

•TelephoneNumber

•ContactName

•MaintenanceContract

•Facility

•Device_Type

•Hours_of_Operation

•Location_ID

•Pcenter

•SMARTnet_Contract_Number

•MaintenceType

•SMARTnet

•Region

•Field_Manager

•Site_Manager

•SMARTnet_MRC

•Days_of_operation

•sort1

•sort2

•sort3

•LAN_MAC_addresss

•SMARTnet_Start_DATE

•SMARTnet_End_date

•SMARTnet_PO_number

•SMARTnet_Cisco_quotenum

•SMARTnet_servicelevel

•Imported_From_NCM

•Site

•host_type

•Street_address

•room

•Region_Manager

•Unmanage_Reason

•PurchasePrice

•PurchaseDate

•InServiceDate

•PONumber

•AssetTag

Show List of Interface Properties

•NodeID

•InterfaceID

•ObjectSubType

•InterfaceName

•InterfaceIndex

•InterfaceType

•InterfaceTypeName

•InterfaceTypeDescription

•InterfaceSpeed

•InterfaceMTU

•InterfaceLastChange

•PhysicalAddress

•UnManaged

•UnManageFrom

•UnManageUntil

•AdminStatus

•OperStatus

•InBandwidth

•OutBandwidth

•Caption

•PollInterval

•RediscoveryInterval

•FullName

•Status

•StatusLED

•AdminStatusLED

•OperStatusLED

•InterfaceIcon

•Outbps

•Inbps

•OutPercentUtil

•InPercentUtil

•OutPps

•InPps

•InPktSize

•OutPktSize

•OutUcastPps

•OutMcastPps

•InUcastPps

•InMcastPps

•InDiscardsThisHour

•InDiscardsToday

•InErrorsThisHour

•InErrorsToday

•OutDiscardsThisHour

•OutDiscardsToday

•OutErrorsThisHour

•OutErrorsToday

•MaxInBpsToday

•MaxInBpsTime

•MaxOutBpsToday

•MaxOutBpsTime

•NextRediscovery

•NextPoll

•Counter64

•StatCollection

•LastSync

•InterfaceAlias

•IfName

•Severity

•CustomBandwidth

•UnPluggable

•CustomPollerLastStatisticsPoll

•InterfaceSubType

•CollectAvailability

•CarrierName

•Comments

•CircuitID

•Circuit_Type

•Lec_ID

•TerminationAddress

•LocalLoop

•WAN_IP_Address

•WAN_MAC_Address

•WAN_Subnet_Mask

•Cable_Modem_MAC

•Subnet_Mask

•Gateway

•Circuit_MRC

•Circuit_Des

•LAN_IP_ADDRESS

Thnx Bhavik,

Tried a test with a few of these variables along with a few of the predefined ones listed in the "select variable" option.  the predefined ones work and return results but the ones manually entered didn't.  Do I need a SQL comment of sorts before calling the variables listed above?

Predefined variables selected:

Application Status: Up
Component Status:
Memory Used:
Admin Status: Up
Oper Status: Up
Status: Up

Variable manually entered:
systemName: ${SysName}
Status description: ${StatusDescription}
ChildStatus: ${ChildStatus}
Severity: ${Severity}
Caption: ${Caption}

I don't know much about SQL but some times you need that to pass some parameters for

ex:

APM\SolarWinds.APM.RealTimeProcessPoller.exe -n=${NodeID} -alert=${AlertDefID} -sort=PhysicalMemory

So try to use this you might be able to get some good results.

SysName is Comman veriable it should work, but any way in slorwinds it only displays what is sent by network device to pollers.

Appreciate your help.  I'm going to play around with these options...

You welcome and let me know if find something more interesting. Thanks and have a nice day.