I have set a trigger on a single host but because I may populate other hosts with it i used the value of {$HOSTNAME}.
the trigger is like this:
System load has reached threshold of 5 on {$HOSTNAME}
{hrpdb1:system.cpu.load[,avg15].last(0)}>5
and works fine so I setup an alert to this trigger:
Host = "hrpdb1"
Trigger = "System load has reached threshold of 5 on {$HOSTNAME}"
Trigger value = "ON"
And comments are:
{TRIGGER.NAME}: {STATUS}
Load average is currently:{hrpdb1:system.cpu.load[,avg15].last(0)}
but when the alert comes in:
System load has reached threshold of 5 on 5.31:ON
I'm at a bit of a loss..... How is it doing that ?
the trigger is like this:
System load has reached threshold of 5 on {$HOSTNAME}
{hrpdb1:system.cpu.load[,avg15].last(0)}>5
and works fine so I setup an alert to this trigger:
Host = "hrpdb1"
Trigger = "System load has reached threshold of 5 on {$HOSTNAME}"
Trigger value = "ON"
And comments are:
{TRIGGER.NAME}: {STATUS}
Load average is currently:{hrpdb1:system.cpu.load[,avg15].last(0)}
but when the alert comes in:
System load has reached threshold of 5 on 5.31:ON
I'm at a bit of a loss..... How is it doing that ?