Hi,
When a host is unpingable, I'm getting 2 down alert notifications and afterwards 2 recovery alert notifications.
Alert 1:
Host: WEB-2
State: DOWN
Alert 2:
Service: $
State: $
I suppose alert 1 is a host alert and alert 2 is a service alert.
Is it possible to don't generate a service alert/notification when a host goes down?
Also, why am I receiving a "$" sign in the service alert?
Kind regards,
B
Host vs. services alerts
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slansing
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Re: Host vs. services alerts
Yes, if you would like to only get notifications for the up time of a host's IP then you can disable notifications on each service through the Core Config Manager > Services > "Select the Service's Name" > Alerts > "Set the Notification Enabled Radio Button to Off."
Could you show us an example of the "$" in your service alert?
Could you show us an example of the "$" in your service alert?
Re: Host vs. services alerts
Hi slansing,slansing wrote:Yes, if you would like to only get notifications for the up time of a host's IP then you can disable notifications on each service through the Core Config Manager > Services > "Select the Service's Name" > Alerts > "Set the Notification Enabled Radio Button to Off."
Could you show us an example of the "$" in your service alert?
I just want to know when a host is pingable or not. I this a service rule or a host rule? How to avoid a double notification?
I attached a screenshot of the alert.
Kind regards,
B
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Re: Host vs. services alerts
Is this service set up right? Pull up the host "WEB-2" in XI and look for a service named "$". Post a screenshot of that service's config in XI.
When you set up a host in xi, the host alive check is an icmp ping check. So if you set up an additional service to check ping, it will be redundant.
When you set up a host in xi, the host alive check is an icmp ping check. So if you set up an additional service to check ping, it will be redundant.
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Re: Host vs. services alerts
Hi abrist,abrist wrote:Is this service set up right? Pull up the host "WEB-2" in XI and look for a service named "$". Post a screenshot of that service's config in XI.
When you set up a host in xi, the host alive check is an icmp ping check. So if you set up an additional service to check ping, it will be redundant.
I deleted the redundant "ping service".
Now, when I block ping in the firewall, I still get a double alert. 1 host alert and 1 service $ alert, but there is no service "$". How can I troubleshoot this issue further?
Kind regards,
B
Re: Host vs. services alerts
Open up a ticket with [email protected]. I will pick up the ticket and we can deal with it there. Attach you most recent config snapshot to email as I am going to dig into your configs for this one.
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Come to the Dark Side.
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Re: Host vs. services alerts
Hi abrist, the email has been sent!abrist wrote:Open up a ticket with [email protected]. I will pick up the ticket and we can deal with it there. Attach you most recent config snapshot to email as I am going to dig into your configs for this one.
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