When does ZXTM send email alerts and SNMP traps?ZXTM can be configured to send email alerts (and SNMP traps) to a system administrator when important events occur. These alerts are not currently configurable and this FAQ entry describes under what situations they are sent. Note: The Alerting capabilities of ZXTM were replaced in ZXTM 5.1. This document refers to ZXTM 5.0 and earlier.Email alerts and SNMP traps are sent in the following situations:
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Comment from:
Alex Masters [Visitor]
· http://www.criticalimpact.co.uk
I'm constantly impressed with the flexibility of ZXTM. However in the small/medium business area I am running into a management issue. I'm only on 5.0 so maybe these questions are already covered in 5.1.
Where a multi-tasking heterogeneous technology admin receives ZXTM warning emails with IP:Port as the identifying text for a compromised service, it isn't usually immediately obvious to him/her which business service is affected by the node failure. Are there (a) any way to put text labels (meaningful names) against IP:Port text to make the emails more readable. (b) where nodes are constantly being added or removed from a pool (yes a test/dev environment) could there be an enhancement to have a 'suppress alarm emails' option for that pool, since the design of monitors is often part of the test/dev cycle and setting monitors to 'none' to avoid emails is not an option? Alex.
Comment from:
Crispin Flowerday [Zeus Dev Team]
In ZXTM 5.1 the alerting functionality is much more advanced - you can select individual nodes, pools and vservers and group them into Event Types and then select an individual to email.
You would also be able to customize things to prevent development pools from emitting emails. |
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