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    teddymills
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    I have NetXMS monitoring a group of servers I called Group A.
    Now I want to add more groups, like Group B, Group C etc.

    I need different emails/thresholds/notifications for each Group.

    I cannot have Group A emails/thresholds going anywhere but to Group A email accounts.
    Group B emails/thresholds to Group B email accounts and so on.

    When I setup Group A, I used the default settings.
    If I add Group B, I get Group B emails/thresholds going to Group A. Not good.

    I think the only way to do this is reconfigure everything.

    Template Groups
    Alerts
    Actions  (email accounts)
    Event Processing

    The part that I am having problems is, is Event Processing.
    I do not know how to configure that to support multiple groups.

    I am almost sure this can be done, just not sure how.
    If you can assist me, I TIA!

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      usually you use containers in object tree to group your servers. Then you can easily create rules in event processing policy for these groups - just by specifying required container as source. For example, to send e-mail to different people for group A and group B, you should create two rules:

      1. Source = Container_A, Action = send_email_to_admin_1
      2. Source = Container_B, Action = send_email_to_admin_2

      Best regards,
      Victor

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