Hello,
I have an item that I configured as a text type, which runs a script and returns either:
"OK"
or
"1 Over Limit: 10.0.0.1=1844"
or
"2 Over Limit: 10.0.0.1=1844 10.0.0.2=712"
etc
This item fetches the IP's that are over a certain connection limit and returns the IP and it's connection count.
The trigger I have for this item is:
(({NCSA:conn-limit.sh["{HOST.NAME}","500"].regexp(Over Limit)})#0)
When the 500 value is breached, then alert shows up OK.
However, as soon as the number of connections changes, a brand new event is generated.
Thus if I had acknowledged this alert, and the connection count increased or dropped by even 1, the new alert is now not acknowledged.
How could I configure it to stay acknowledged even if the value changes, until the value that is returned is "OK"
Thank You,
I have an item that I configured as a text type, which runs a script and returns either:
"OK"
or
"1 Over Limit: 10.0.0.1=1844"
or
"2 Over Limit: 10.0.0.1=1844 10.0.0.2=712"
etc
This item fetches the IP's that are over a certain connection limit and returns the IP and it's connection count.
The trigger I have for this item is:
(({NCSA:conn-limit.sh["{HOST.NAME}","500"].regexp(Over Limit)})#0)
When the 500 value is breached, then alert shows up OK.
However, as soon as the number of connections changes, a brand new event is generated.
Thus if I had acknowledged this alert, and the connection count increased or dropped by even 1, the new alert is now not acknowledged.
How could I configure it to stay acknowledged even if the value changes, until the value that is returned is "OK"
Thank You,
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