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Using MonitorMagic
intervals can overlap with the specified days in section Include these days. If both specifications
contradict, the included days specification takes precedence. See Scheduling exceptions
intervals for more information.
Test
Once you have specified the scheduling parameters you can press the Test button to see the
results. A window appears showing the next 20 times that monitors will be processed according
to the scheduling specification. See Scheduler test for more information.
See also:
Policies, Monitors, Rules and Alarm actions
Scheduling exceptions intervals
Scheduler test
Creating a monitor in a policy
Creating a (real) monitor
Scheduling exceptions intervals
For each scheduling method you can define exception intervals. The intervals can either be
included or excluded. See Scheduling overview for more information. MonitorMagic supports 3
types of exception intervals:
Hourly repeated interval
The interval is repeated every hour. Specify the (included) first minute and (included) last
minute of the interval. If the specified first minute exceeds the specified last minute, the interval
includes the full hour minute moment. E.g.: first minute=50, last minute=10, includeds times
around 9:00 AM: 8:50,8:51,...,8:59,9:00,9:01,...,9:10.
Daily repeated interval
The interval is repeated every day. Use the HH:MM format to specify the included First time and
Last time where HH ranges from 0 to 23 and MM ranges from 0 to 59. Do not use the AM and
PM abbreviations. When the First time moment is later then the Last time, the Last time is
assumed to be in the next day.
Non repeating interval
Select the Start time and End time to specify a fixed, non repeating, interval.
See also:
Policies, Monitors, Rules and Alarm actions
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