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That would be wonderful, thanks!

You can close this thread, our alerts did catch up after the backlog finally went through the system.

That wasn't really my question. I want to know these things: 1. if %datetime% is only when a notification is sent, what variable is when an alert is generated? Had this been used, we would have noticed the lag FAR sooner. 2. Since we're still an hour behind sending out notifications (i.e. an alert g...

Okay, we found out more information. Apparently, our notifications were up to 20 hours behind. What's odd is that the notification uses a date/time value of when the notification was SENT, not when the alert was generated. This seems like a major flaw. This is the line in the notification template t...

Sadly, this didn't help. Still getting alerts for services that no longer exist.

I'll give that a shot and report back the result, thanks!

We had a large number of similar services go into a Critical state (on purpose, there's maintenance occurring), and we went to put them in downtime, and the downtime state wouldn't stick, so we deactivated them temporarily. Alerts continued to come. We then mass acknowledged the critical services, a...

Isn't port 25 non-encrypted SMTP? Couldn't help but notice you have SSL enabled. Try port 465, or disable SSL.