Redpeaks V6.8
Trouble shooting
Monitors Guide
Trouble shooting
Monitors Guide
This plugin allows to send alarms to the NetCool bus, and to customize parameters of the alarm payload.
Warning:
Field | Description |
---|---|
Severity | Alarm severity |
Type | 1 (Problem) |
AlertGroup | Alarm module |
AlertKey | Alarm id |
Node | System |
Summary | Alarm message |
Notice that you can use the following predefined Redpeaks variables along to customize the payload send by the plugin to NetCool
Variable | Description |
---|---|
%ID% | replaces by the Alarm ID |
%GROUP% | replaces by the Group (Company) name |
%SID% | replaces by the System ID (SID) |
%CLIENT% | replaces by the SAP client (ABAP Connector) |
%INSTANCE% | replaces by the Redpeaks instance name |
%SEVERITY% | replaces by the the Alarm severity level |
%MESSAGE% | replaces by the message sent by the Alarm |
%MODULE% | replaces by the Alarm module |
%TO_CLEAR% | replaces by “true” or “false” depending on if the Alarm is to be cleared or not |
%CLEARABLE% | replaces by “true” or “false” depending on if the Alarm is a “can-be-cleared” type or not |
%COMPONENT% | replaces by the Alarm component (i.e. “disk”) |
%STACK% | replaces by the alarm stack type |
%ALARM_TAG% | replaces by the description of the alarm tag |
%CLEARED% | replaces by “CLEARED” if the Alarn has been already cleared or “” (none) if not |
%COUNT% | replaces by alarm counter |
%AGENT% | replaces by the Agent UUID (Redpeaks internal Agent unique identifier code) |
%SAMPLE_RATE% | replaces by the monitor sample rate as per execution schedule |
%RULE_NAME% | replaces by the name of the rule matched by the alarm, if any |
%RULE_DESCRIPTION% | replaces by the description of the rule matched by the alarm, if any |
%TIMESTAMP% | replaces by the formatted timestamp of the Alarm in local timezone |
%TIMESTAMP_UNIX% | replaces by the unformatted timestamp of the Alarm in UNIX epoch format (milliseconds since January 1st 1970) |
%TIMESTAMP_XXX% | replaces by the formatted timestamp of the Alarm using specified timezone (XXX): Example: %TIMESTAMP_UTC% |
Selected URL
(default is Primary) cannot be reached within this Failover Timeout
, the plugin will attempt to connect to the Failover URL
Failover URL
works, alarms will continue to be sent via Failover.Failover URL
also fails, the plugin will retry connecting to the Primary URL
periodically (Time writed on Failover Timeout
).Primary URL
to the Failover URL
in the configuration for planned maintenance.