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asti95
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Tue Sep 20, 2005 6:30 am Post subject:
Proactive notification |
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Can the email notification or any notification be configured to notify me if
the problem is solved by itself? For example a website may go down for a few
seconds, I get an alert on my cell, I am not next to a computer, I am
panic, I don't know if the website is up or down till I can physically log
to the network.
I hope that Microsoft thought about this scenario.
Thanks,
Leo |
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Adam White
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Wed Sep 21, 2005 7:27 am Post subject:
RE: Proactive notification |
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You can create your own alert rules to raise "success" alerts if conditions
are good, and notify you of them. Getting raised error/warning/etc alerts to
resolve themselves if the condition is fixed is a bit trickier.
For example, I have a rule in place to notify operators if a server returns
from heartbeat failure.
Let me know if you need more details on how to do this
Cheers
- Adam
"asti95" wrote:
| Quote: | Can the email notification or any notification be configured to notify me if
the problem is solved by itself? For example a website may go down for a few
seconds, I get an alert on my cell, I am not next to a computer, I am
panic, I don't know if the website is up or down till I can physically log
to the network.
I hope that Microsoft thought about this scenario.
Thanks,
Leo
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mikeh
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Fri Sep 30, 2005 4:51 pm Post subject:
RE: Proactive notification |
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Hi Adam,
I would be interested in knowing how you set up an email notification when a
server returned from a heartbeat failure.
Thanks
Mike
"Adam White" wrote:
| Quote: | You can create your own alert rules to raise "success" alerts if conditions
are good, and notify you of them. Getting raised error/warning/etc alerts to
resolve themselves if the condition is fixed is a bit trickier.
For example, I have a rule in place to notify operators if a server returns
from heartbeat failure.
Let me know if you need more details on how to do this
Cheers
- Adam
"asti95" wrote:
Can the email notification or any notification be configured to notify me if
the problem is solved by itself? For example a website may go down for a few
seconds, I get an alert on my cell, I am not next to a computer, I am
panic, I don't know if the website is up or down till I can physically log
to the network.
I hope that Microsoft thought about this scenario.
Thanks,
Leo
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Sakkieg
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Mon Nov 07, 2005 9:51 am Post subject:
RE: Proactive notification |
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Hi Adam,
I would also like to know how you set up an email notification when a server
returns from a heartbeat failure
Thanks
"mikeh" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi Adam,
I would be interested in knowing how you set up an email notification when a
server returned from a heartbeat failure.
Thanks
Mike
"Adam White" wrote:
You can create your own alert rules to raise "success" alerts if conditions
are good, and notify you of them. Getting raised error/warning/etc alerts to
resolve themselves if the condition is fixed is a bit trickier.
For example, I have a rule in place to notify operators if a server returns
from heartbeat failure.
Let me know if you need more details on how to do this
Cheers
- Adam
"asti95" wrote:
Can the email notification or any notification be configured to notify me if
the problem is solved by itself? For example a website may go down for a few
seconds, I get an alert on my cell, I am not next to a computer, I am
panic, I don't know if the website is up or down till I can physically log
to the network.
I hope that Microsoft thought about this scenario.
Thanks,
Leo
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