Hello,
I need a "special" trigger expression and hope you can help me.
The item returns a string which tells "none" if no VMware Snapshot older than 3 days is found. If such snapshots are found, the string tells the machine names ("server1 server2 server10").
I have already the following trigger running:
({App_VCENTER:vCenter.VMsWithOldActiveSnapshots.st r("none")}=0) | ({App_VCENTER:vCenter.VMsWithOldActiveSnapshots.di ff(0)}=1)
The problem here is that if there are intended snapshots for a long period, the trigger fires only once (at the first snapshot) and I don't get alerts for all the subsequent snapshots. Also it ages down in the "x Last issues" overview, so it isn't appearing on the screen anymore.
I need a extension to the trigger expression which "renews" the alert on every change of the string (just as going OK for some milliseconds without OK-message and firing new again). But if it gets back to "none" the trigger has to release completely.
Any ideas?
Thanks
I need a "special" trigger expression and hope you can help me.
The item returns a string which tells "none" if no VMware Snapshot older than 3 days is found. If such snapshots are found, the string tells the machine names ("server1 server2 server10").
I have already the following trigger running:
({App_VCENTER:vCenter.VMsWithOldActiveSnapshots.st r("none")}=0) | ({App_VCENTER:vCenter.VMsWithOldActiveSnapshots.di ff(0)}=1)
The problem here is that if there are intended snapshots for a long period, the trigger fires only once (at the first snapshot) and I don't get alerts for all the subsequent snapshots. Also it ages down in the "x Last issues" overview, so it isn't appearing on the screen anymore.
I need a extension to the trigger expression which "renews" the alert on every change of the string (just as going OK for some milliseconds without OK-message and firing new again). But if it gets back to "none" the trigger has to release completely.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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