OneSight Administrator Guide

Setting Up an Alert to Trigger an Action Plan
Event Source and NT Event ID (and NT Event Type is All NT
Events), then both NT Event Source and NT Event ID have to
match. If you set up an NT Event Source, NT Event ID and NT
Event Type other than All NT Events, then all specifications have
to match.
This alert also applies to Windows 2000 systems.
SNMP Trap – This setting only applies to an SNMP Trap dedicated
monitor. When you select this response type, you can configure
specific SNMP Trap match configuration options.
The response triggered by this setting can be an action plan
(selected in the Respond By list), a health reset (selected in the
Apply To list), or both. The response is triggered if the SNMP Trap
meets the basic Enterprise and Trap Type filter criteria in the
General tab of the SNMP Trap monitor.
All of the SNMP Trap criteria that you specify have to be
matched for an alert to be triggered. For example, if you set up
Enterprise and Trap Type filter criteria, then the trap message
must meet both the Enterprise and the Type criteria. If you set up
an SNMP Trap Search string, then the trap must meet the General
filter criteria and the Search string criteria.
e-TEST Transaction Failure – This setting applies to e-TEST
Transaction monitors. An alert is triggered based on your entries
and selections in the following fields:
Test Name Filter – Specify a Perl-like expression that the test
name must match for an alert to occur. For example, if the
filter is /.*Succeeded.*/ then an alert fires for the test
name ―LoginSucceeded‖ but not for test ―MyTM.‖ This test
does not apply to unnamed tests such as navigation failure or
timeout. These tests will trigger an alert even if a test name
is specified.
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