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Responses |
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Responses may be a combination of
notifications and actions taken on the server itself, triggered when a
monitored incident occurs. Scheduling flexibility allows different actions
to be carried out based on the time and day of the incident.
Possible response actions are: |
- Log to the internal alert list
- Log to the Windows Application event
log
- Send an HTML-formatted e-mail to one
or more e-mail addresses
- Send a text-only e-mail to one or more
e-mail addresses
- Send a network message to one or more
computers
- Run a program
- Start, stop or restart a service
- Restart or shut down the computer
Each response action can be active
permanently, or only for set times on set days, and a response can be
built up from multiple response actions. For example, a key indicator
state change could be defined so that an alert was always logged to the
alert list, an HTML e-mail was sent to the corporate help desk during
business hours, and a program was run during evenings and weekends. |
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