Using Orion Platform Advanced Alerts
5.
Click Alert Escalation, and then check any of the following options, as
appropriate for your alert:
n To disable the action when the alert has been acknowledged, check Do
not execute this Action if the Alert has been Acknowledged.
n To execute the action repeatedly, while the trigger condition exists,
check Execute this Action repeatedly while the Alert is Triggered, and
then provide an action execution interval.
n To delay alert action execution, check Delay the execution of this Action,
and then provide the interval the alert engine should wait.
6. If you are finished configuring your external program execution action,
click OK.
Executing a Visual Basic Script
In some situations you may want to execute a Visual Basic (VB) script when a network
event occurs. The Edit Execute VB Script Action window is used to specify the name
and complete path of the file that shall be executed when the specified alert is
triggered or reset.
To configure alerts to execute a Visual Basic (VB) script:
1. Click VB Script.
2. Select an available VB Script Interpreter.
3.
Specify a VB script to execute either by typing the complete path and name of
the VB script into the VB Script to execute field or by clicking Browse (...) to
browse your folder structure and select the script.
4. Click Time of Day, and then enter the time period and select the days on which
you want to execute the selected VB script.
5.
Click Alert Escalation, and then check any of the following options, as
appropriate for your alert:
n To disable the script when the alert has been acknowledged, check Do
not execute this Action if the Alert has been Acknowledged.
n To execute the script repeatedly as long as the trigger condition exists,
check Execute this Action repeatedly while the Alert is Triggered and
then provide an appropriate action execution interval.
n To delay script execution, check Delay the execution of this Action, and
then provide an appropriate interval the alert engine should wait after
the alert condition is met before the script executes.
6. If you are finished configuring your VB script execution action, click OK.
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