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This section is common to all the editions of IT360 - Professional Edition, Enterprise Edition [Probes only] and MSP Edition [Probes only].
Alarm Configuration can be further enhanced by 'Replaceable Tags'. An email action is configured, if, for e.g., Tomcat Server goes down. While creating the E-Mail action, you can specify the "Message" as "This resource is running $HOSTNAME at port $PORT". If the Tomcat Server goes down, then the email action is triggered with a message that contains the actual name of the Host and Port Number. Hereby, the Dollar Tags are replaced with the host, in which the tomcat server is running, and the exact port of the tomcat server.
Further, if you want IT360 to pass arguments to Custom Scripts, which would be invoked as part of 'Execute Program Action', you can make use of the Replaceable Tags.
For e.g., in 'Execute Program Action' , you can give the value for
'Program To Execute' to be;
'<run.bat $HOSTIP $MONITORNAME $PORT>'
If the action is invoked, then the '$tags' would be replaced with the actual values say;
'<run.bat 191.167.111.27 MyServer 9090>'
The below table shows the dollar tag parameters that can be associated with their probable values;
|
Tags |
Values |
| $MONITORNAME |
Name of the Monitor. |
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$ATTRIBUTE |
Various Attributes like Health, Availability, etc. |
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$SEVERITYASNUMBER |
1 (Critical/Down) |
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$SEVERITY |
Critical, Warning, Clear, Up and Down. |
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$HOSTIP |
The IP Address of the Host. |
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$MONITORTYPE |
Various Monitor Types, like Tomcat-server, MYSQL-DB-server, Script Monitor, etc. |
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$OBJECTNAME |
MBean Object name, when associated to Custom Monitor attributes. |
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$HOSTNAME |
Name of the Host. |
| $PORT |
Port Number |
| $DATE |
Date |
| $OID |
SNMP OID |
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$RCAMESSAGE |
Root Cause Message: |
| $ATTRIBUTE $DATE $MONITORNAME $MONITORTYPE $RCAMESSAGE $SEVERITY $SEVERITYASNUMBER |
These attributes will work for all the monitors / Business
Service. |
| $HOSTIP $HOSTNAME $PORT |
These attributes will not work for Business Service / URL / URL sequence monitor / QEngine Script Monitor / Script Monitor / WMI counters / Web Services. |
| $OBJECTNAME | This will work only for JMX custom attributes. |
| $OID | This will work only for SNMP custom attributes. |
| $HOSTIP, $HOSTNAME | These will not work for Ping Monitor and File Monitor. |
Note: The $ tags will not be replaced. when you execute the actions manually.
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