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    MatthewDreher
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    Hello all,

    working on setting up email notifications.  What variables are available for use with this?  For example, if a service goes down, how would I send the email to include the name of the service?

    Thank you.

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      tomaskir
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      Create an "Send E-Mail" action, with message text like this: '[%S] %n: %m'.
      Then simply use that action in your EPPs.

      Here is more info:
      https://www.netxms.org/documentation/adminguide/event-processing.html#macros-for-event-processing

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        MatthewDreher
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        Exactly what I was looking for.  Thank you.

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          MatthewDreher
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          Any place where the event parameters %1-%99 are spelled out?

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            tomaskir
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            Yes, each event has its own, you can see them in event definitions in Configuration > Events.

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              MatthewDreher
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              Perfect, thank you.

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