Dear all,
We have a complicated situation at a customer.
The customer has many branches and each branch runs two different network devices. We just ping the IP address of these devices.
The first device is named as DSL and second 3G. The customer has some conditions to fire an alert about these devices. You can see in screen capture below.
The problem is to replicate these triggers for a thousand of devices. We don’t know how to create a template for this situation. For the moment all we can do is to create it manually for all devices.
Is it possible to create a template trigger which contains expressions from two different devices ?
Best regards.
Mehmet
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Problem Expression : {DSL:icmpping.max(30)}=0 and {3G:icmpping.max(30)}=0
Recovery Expression : (({DSL:icmpping.max(30)}=0 and {3G:icmpping.max(30)}=1)) or (({DSL:icmpping.max(30)}=1 and {3G:icmpping.max(30)}=0)) or (({DSL:icmpping.max(30)}=1 and {3G:icmpping.max(30)}=1))
We have a complicated situation at a customer.
The customer has many branches and each branch runs two different network devices. We just ping the IP address of these devices.
The first device is named as DSL and second 3G. The customer has some conditions to fire an alert about these devices. You can see in screen capture below.
The problem is to replicate these triggers for a thousand of devices. We don’t know how to create a template for this situation. For the moment all we can do is to create it manually for all devices.
Is it possible to create a template trigger which contains expressions from two different devices ?
Best regards.
Mehmet
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Problem Expression : {DSL:icmpping.max(30)}=0 and {3G:icmpping.max(30)}=0
Recovery Expression : (({DSL:icmpping.max(30)}=0 and {3G:icmpping.max(30)}=1)) or (({DSL:icmpping.max(30)}=1 and {3G:icmpping.max(30)}=0)) or (({DSL:icmpping.max(30)}=1 and {3G:icmpping.max(30)}=1))