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| - | [[TableOfContents]] | + | ====== Alert Profiles ====== |
| - | ====== User manual ====== | ||
| - | A complete user manual for alert profiles is supplied with NAV. Select Help from the sidebar meny and | + | {{tools:alertprofiles.png|}} Alert Profiles was rewritten for NAV 3.5 and now resembles the look and feel found elsewhere in NAV. The functionality is with few exceptions the same as pre-3.5, so the general description given below is still representative. For reference though, you can browse through the |
| - | you will see a link to the pdf {{alertprofiles:alert-profiles-manual.pdf|}}. The user manuel goes in detail on the various choices you have in the user interface (the manuel is not quite up to date at the time of writing). | + | {{alertprofiles:alert-profiles-manual.pdf|manual of the old Alert Profiles}}. Please keep in mind that the GUI |
| + | has changed. We will in due time make an updated manual. | ||
| - | This document complements tha manual and seeks to give an overall understanding of the NAV alert profile | ||
| - | concept. | ||
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| ====== Background ====== | ====== Background ====== | ||
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| alert has any qualified recipients and forwards the alarms. | alert has any qualified recipients and forwards the alarms. | ||
| - | Read more about the EventAndAlertSystem (figure, description of processes, database doc). | + | Read more about [[eventandalertsystem|the event and alert system]] (figure, description of processes, database doc). |
| ===== NAV profiles ===== | ===== NAV profiles ===== | ||
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| improved in terms of user friendliness (we believe). And we have not compromised on | improved in terms of user friendliness (we believe). And we have not compromised on | ||
| flexibility; we have in fact also improved this aspect. | flexibility; we have in fact also improved this aspect. | ||
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| The Alert Profile concept is explained with an example in the figure: | The Alert Profile concept is explained with an example in the figure: | ||
| - | {{alertprofiles:alertprofiles.png|}} | + | {{alertprofiles:alertprofiles.png?800|}} |
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| Let us explain this step by step: | Let us explain this step by step: | ||
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| * **In the example:** I have defined the filter group “routers up/down” as follows: | * **In the example:** I have defined the filter group “routers up/down” as follows: | ||
| * “routers up/down” = “all routers” //AND// “boxstate events” – “trolla-gw” | * “routers up/down” = “all routers” //AND// “boxstate events” – “trolla-gw” | ||
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| ===== 4) Filters ===== | ===== 4) Filters ===== | ||
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| * The selection criteria vary depending on the variable in question. The two most important selection criteria are: | * The selection criteria vary depending on the variable in question. The two most important selection criteria are: | ||
| - | + | * equals ( = ) <a single value> | |
| - | * equals (=) <a single value> | + | |
| * IN <a set of values> (in effect an OR operation) | * IN <a set of values> (in effect an OR operation) | ||
| * For string variables various string selection criteria may be used, the most general being: | * For string variables various string selection criteria may be used, the most general being: | ||
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| * regexp | * regexp | ||
| * For IP-addresses: | * For IP-addresses: | ||
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| * CIDR notation may be used ( IP address / mask) | * CIDR notation may be used ( IP address / mask) | ||
| * **Examples** of two filter definitions: | * **Examples** of two filter definitions: | ||
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| * “all routers” : category IN ( GSW | GW ) | * “all routers” : category IN ( GSW | GW ) | ||
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| * “boxstate events” : event type = boxState | * “boxstate events” : event type = boxState | ||
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| * Pre defined variables are: | * Pre defined variables are: | ||
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| * Event type (or alert type) | * Event type (or alert type) | ||
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| * Severity of the alert | * Severity of the alert | ||
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| * Category (or sub category) of the equipment related to the event | * Category (or sub category) of the equipment related to the event | ||
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| * Sysname or IP address of the equipment related to the event | * Sysname or IP address of the equipment related to the event | ||
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| * Relevant room or location information | * Relevant room or location information | ||
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| * Equipment type or vendor | * Equipment type or vendor | ||
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| * Organization ownership of the equipment in question | * Organization ownership of the equipment in question | ||
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