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Include node's interface description in alarm mail

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    tivanni
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    Hi,

    this is my context:

    i have a switch, for each interface i have a description that indicate the patch panel position or the end device connected.

    this is my goal:

    i'd like to have on Netxms for each interface a field that contains the description and when an up/down alarm for the interface is raised, i'd like to have the description field inclused in the alarm mail.

    I think to realize this using the comment field of the interface or adding a custum attribute for the interface...and until here no problem...but, how i can include the comment or the custum attribute in the alarm mail?
    If i add a custum attribute, in the event manager panel, when i configure the the "SYS_IF_DOWN" event, can i get the custom attribute using the  "$number" format (in other word, the classic way for use the parameter in the message string) ?

    Thank you,

    Giovanni

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      You can include custom attribute in mail and/or alarm message by using %{name} macro. For example, if you have custom attribute named additionalInfo, you can use %{additionalInfo} to insert value of this attribute into message text.

      Inserting comments into message is a bit more complicated - you have to create script in script library, like this:

      return $node->comments;
      

      and then call it using %[script_name] macro.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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