Traffice monitoring and warning

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StevenE
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Traffice monitoring and warning

Post by StevenE »

We have several devices being monitored for traffic monitoring. The warning is set to 5000 kb/sec. That is all working and has been for a while.

The problem I am having is I would like to setup so they show up as Warning at 2000, I have tried ("%Reply_Number%" > 2000 ) and it doesn't work.

It appears %Reply_Number% and %Reply_Integer% do not have the correct values, and it also appears those variables are not changing at all.

We are running 8.68c.

Is there something I missing or doing wrong ?

Thanks
Steven
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Post by KS-Soft »

It appears %Reply_Number% and %Reply_Integer% do not have the correct values, and it also appears those variables are not changing at all
Correct. These number are not changed by HostMonitor at this stage.
Quote from the manual
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1) HostMonitor performs the test;
2) processes "Reverse alert" option;
3) sets "suggested" macro variables (%SuggestedStatus%, %SuggestedSimpleStatus%, %SuggestedReply%, %SuggestedRecurrences% and %FailureIteration%) without touching regular counters (%Status%, %Reply%, %Recurrences%, etc);
4) then HostMonitor evaluates "Warning", "Normal" and "Tune up Reply" expressions
5) and finally modifies current test status, reply field and statistics counters (Status, Reply, Alive%, Passed tests, Failed tests, etc).
===================

So you should use %SuggestedReply% variable.
Also '2000 KB' == 2048000, this means your expression should look like
'%SuggestedReply%' > 2048000
or
'%SuggestedReply%' > '2000 KB'

Regards
Alex
StevenE
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Post by StevenE »

Duh... It has been a while since I have had to change anything.

Thanks that did it.

Steven
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