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Creating alert policies, Enabling alert policies, Editing alert policies

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• Disable alert policies • Delete alert policies OME-Modular also offers pre-defined alert policies for monitoring the systems, after the alert destinations are configured. Creating alert policies To create an alert policy: 1. From the menu bar, click Alerts > Alert Policies > Create. The Create Alert Policy wizard is displayed. 2. Enter the name and description for the alert policy. 3. Select Enable Policy to activate the alert policy and click Next. The Category tab is displayed. 4. Select all alert categories, or select the required option and click Next. The available categories are: • Application • Chassis • iDRAC • Network IOMs • Storage IOMs You can expand each category to view and select the subcategories. The Devices tab is displayed. 5. Select the required devices or device groups and click Next. The Date and Time tab is displayed. 6. Select the date, time, and days on which the alerts must be generated and click Next. The Severity tab is displayed. 7. Select the severity level and click Next. The available options are: • All • Unknown • Info • Normal • Warning • Critical The Actions tab is displayed. 8. Select the alert action and click Next. The available options are: • Email (Enable)-Click Enable to view the Email Configuration window where you can configure the email settings for the alert. • SNMP Trap Forwarding (Enable)-Click Enable to view the SNMP Configuration window where you can configure the SNMP settings for the alert. • Syslog (Enable)-Click Enable to view the Syslog Configuration window where you can configure the system log settings for the alert. • Ignore You can view the alert policy attributes in the Summary tab. Enabling alert policies You can enable alert policies that are disabled. You can enable more than one alert policy at a time. To enable alert policies: On the Alert Policies page, select the alerts that you want to enable and click Enable. A confirmation message is displayed. Editing alert policies You can edit alert policies. Monitoring alerts and logs 93

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Disable alert policies
•
Delete alert policies
OME–Modular also offers pre-defined alert policies for monitoring the systems, after the alert destinations are configured.
Creating alert policies
To create an alert policy:
1.
From the menu bar, click
Alerts
>
Alert Policies
>
Create
.
The
Create Alert Policy
wizard is displayed.
2.
Enter the name and description for the alert policy.
3.
Select
Enable Policy
to activate the alert policy and click
Next
.
The
Category
tab is displayed.
4.
Select all alert categories, or select the required option and click
Next
. The available categories are:
•
Application
•
Chassis
•
iDRAC
•
Network IOMs
•
Storage IOMs
You can expand each category to view and select the subcategories.
The
Devices
tab is displayed.
5.
Select the required devices or device groups and click
Next
.
The
Date and Time
tab is displayed.
6.
Select the date, time, and days on which the alerts must be generated and click
Next
.
The
Severity
tab is displayed.
7.
Select the severity level and click
Next
.
The available options are:
•
All
•
Unknown
•
Info
•
Normal
•
Warning
•
Critical
The
Actions
tab is displayed.
8.
Select the alert action and click
Next
. The available options are:
•
Email (Enable)
—Click
Enable
to view the
Email Configuration
window where you can configure the email settings for the alert.
•
SNMP Trap Forwarding (Enable)
—Click
Enable
to view the
SNMP Configuration
window where you can configure the SNMP
settings for the alert.
•
Syslog (Enable)
—Click
Enable
to view the
Syslog Configuration
window where you can configure the system log settings for
the alert.
•
Ignore
You can view the alert policy attributes in the
Summary
tab.
Enabling alert policies
You can enable alert policies that are disabled. You can enable more than one alert policy at a time.
To enable alert policies:
On the
Alert Policies
page, select the alerts that you want to enable and click
Enable
.
A confirmation message is displayed.
Editing alert policies
You can edit alert policies.
Monitoring alerts and logs
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