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тАО01-09-2008 08:04 AM
тАО01-09-2008 08:04 AM
Notification delay when VPN is down
Hi All,
I have just installed HPSIM 5.1 with SP1 to monitor our customers HP hardware.
I have configured event handling for Major and Critical events only.
We have VPN connections to our customers but some of the connections are unreliable.
Everytime a VPN connections fails (for only a little while) messages are send to our support mailbox. All togehther this generates a lot of emails.
Of course we would like to know about it if a system is not reachable for over a longer period (like 20 minutes or so).
Is there anyway to delay the notification when
a system is not reachable?
This would help us a lot.
Also I would like to know if there is anyway to change the graphical interface.
If have created a shared collection for the customers, in here I have added the hardware.
We display the collection on a "wall mounted" mdisplay so we can monitor whet is happening.
The problem is,...it is pretty small.
Is there anyway to make it bigger (without changing the display resolution)
Kind regards,
Alex
I have just installed HPSIM 5.1 with SP1 to monitor our customers HP hardware.
I have configured event handling for Major and Critical events only.
We have VPN connections to our customers but some of the connections are unreliable.
Everytime a VPN connections fails (for only a little while) messages are send to our support mailbox. All togehther this generates a lot of emails.
Of course we would like to know about it if a system is not reachable for over a longer period (like 20 minutes or so).
Is there anyway to delay the notification when
a system is not reachable?
This would help us a lot.
Also I would like to know if there is anyway to change the graphical interface.
If have created a shared collection for the customers, in here I have added the hardware.
We display the collection on a "wall mounted" mdisplay so we can monitor whet is happening.
The problem is,...it is pretty small.
Is there anyway to make it bigger (without changing the display resolution)
Kind regards,
Alex
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тАО01-09-2008 07:11 PM
тАО01-09-2008 07:11 PM
Re: Notification delay when VPN is down
Is there anyway to delay the notification when a system is not reachable?
Hardware status polling for Server's default = 5min, for Non-Server's Default=10min. Just go to the polling tasks screen and change the interval from 5 to whatever you like.
Is there anyway to make it bigger (without changing the display resolution)
you could change the text size in IE that connects to the big wall mounted display. Go to the menu bar at the top select View>Text Size>pic one that looks better
Regards,
Martin
Hardware status polling for Server's default = 5min, for Non-Server's Default=10min. Just go to the polling tasks screen and change the interval from 5 to whatever you like.
Is there anyway to make it bigger (without changing the display resolution)
you could change the text size in IE that connects to the big wall mounted display. Go to the menu bar at the top select View>Text Size>pic one that looks better
Regards,
Martin
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тАО01-10-2008 04:40 AM
тАО01-10-2008 04:40 AM
Re: Notification delay when VPN is down
You could do a script that runs every say 20 minutes that uses mxquery to check if any servers are on critical condition, output that to a file and use blat to send it.
Something like this
:QUERY
mxquery -e "Critical Systems" |findstr /I "Name" | findstr /V "Asso" > path\filename.txt
:CHECKSIZE
set newcritical=
for /f "eol=0 skip=6 tokens=3" %%c in ('dir path\filename.txt') do echo %%c & if %%c NEQ 0 set newcritical=1
(IF NOT DEFINED newcritical goto end)
:BLAT
set smtp_server=-server
set body=-body ""
set f=-f
set to=-to
set subject=-subject
set Attachment=-ps path\filename.txt
blat %attachment% %to% %f% %subject% %body% %smtp_server%
:END
EXIT
Thsi runs the query and the filters out the stuff I wanted with findstr and outputs it to a txt file.
The for loop checks the filesize and if it is not 0 bytes m then it proceeds to the blat stage.
Hope this helps or at least brings some ideas.
Something like this
:QUERY
mxquery -e "Critical Systems" |findstr /I "Name" | findstr /V "Asso" > path\filename.txt
:CHECKSIZE
set newcritical=
for /f "eol=0 skip=6 tokens=3" %%c in ('dir path\filename.txt') do echo %%c & if %%c NEQ 0 set newcritical=1
(IF NOT DEFINED newcritical goto end)
:BLAT
set smtp_server=-server
set body=-body ""
set f=-f
set to=-to
set subject=-subject
set Attachment=-ps path\filename.txt
blat %attachment% %to% %f% %subject% %body% %smtp_server%
:END
EXIT
Thsi runs the query and the filters out the stuff I wanted with findstr and outputs it to a txt file.
The for loop checks the filesize and if it is not 0 bytes m then it proceeds to the blat stage.
Hope this helps or at least brings some ideas.
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