how to Filter the alerts reported by the agent
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Check configuration -> Event processing policy.
The way NetXMS is built is that when something happenins (interface went down, threshold reached, etc...) it creates events (log of these can be seen in Event Log). Reaction to events is defined in Event processing policy (make sure you click "save" button when working with it).
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@filipp-sudanov said in how to Filter the alerts reported by the agent:
Check configuration -> Event processing policy.
The way NetXMS is built is that when something happenins (interface went down, threshold reached, etc...) it creates events (log of these can be seen in Event Log). Reaction to events is defined in Event processing policy (make sure you click "save" button when working with it).Thank you brother, yes, here is the configuration;
One more question, how do I remove old history alerts if I disable these policies midway through? (history alert package install update etc) -
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@lukexjin said in how to Filter the alerts reported by the agent:
Netxms client show me a tip:only 4096 most recent alarms shown
how to config this alarsm threshold?
or how to clear the alarms I don't care about
broright click -> terminate
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You can select many alarms at once and select "Terminate" from right-click menu. And disabling event processing policy rules that you don't need would prevent these alarms from happening in the future.
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@alk said in how to Filter the alerts reported by the agent:
@lukexjin said in how to Filter the alerts reported by the agent:
Netxms client show me a tip:only 4096 most recent alarms shown
how to config this alarsm threshold?
or how to clear the alarms I don't care about
broright click -> terminate
thanks, right click -> terminate is stand for delete these alarms in database?
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The are not instantly deleted and can be still viewed in Alarm Log. Deletion will happen by housekeeper after 180 days (can be configured in Configuration -> Server Configuration, parameter name "Alarm.HistoryRetentionTime")
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