Using Orion Platform Advanced Alerts
Any Condition Group
Changing the condition group to Trigger Alert when any of the following apply
changes the logic to or statements. In this example, changing the condition group to
any would change the alert trigger to:
Alert when: (Node Status = Up) or (Percent Loss >= 75) or (CPU Load >= 85)
In this situation, if any of the three conditions become true, the alert will trigger.
None Condition Group
Changing the condition group to Trigger Alert when none of the following apply
means that all conditions in the group must be false before the alert is triggered.
In this example the alert trigger would read:
Alert when: (Node Status = Down) and (Percent Loss <= 75) and (CPU Load <=
85)
Each condition is separated by an and statement just like the all condition group;
however, the conditions have been inverted (Node Status = Down instead of Node
Status = Up).
Not All Condition Group
Changing the condition group to Trigger Alert when not all of the following apply
means that any condition in the group must be false before the alert is triggered. So,
in this example the alert trigger would read:
Alert when: (Node Status = Down) or (Percent Loss <= 75) or (CPU Load <= 85)
Each condition is separated by an or statement just like the any condition group;
however, the conditions have been inverted (Node Status = Down instead of Node
Status = Up).
Using the Advanced Alert Manager
The Advanced Alert Manager is an interface used to view network events and alerts.
You can also use Advanced Alert Manager to create and manage advanced alerts.
The following procedures introduce the main features of the Advanced Alert
Manager showing how to configure and view advanced alerts.
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