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NOTE: If the SNMP v2 alert is forwarded from MS1 to MS2, the remote host is displayed as MNv2 because MS1

parses the extra OID along with the forwarded trap.

Scenario 3 — Forwarding Alerts in the OMEssentials Format Using Either SNMP v1/v2 Protocol

In this scenario, SNMP v1 alerts are sent from MNv1 to MS1 and then forwarded to MS2. If you try to retrieve the remote

host of the forwarded alert, it is displayed as MS1. The severity and the message of the alert is also defined by MS1 and

does not display the original severity and message defined by MNv1.

NOTE: The same behavior applies for SNMPv2 traps.

Working With Sample Alert Action Use Cases

Sample alert actions are available for the Application Launch, E-mail, Ignore, and Trap Forwarding alert actions. Sample

alert action use cases are disabled by default. Click the sample alert actions to enable the sample alert action.

To enable a sample use case, right-click the use case and select Enable.

Use Cases in Alert Actions

Application Launch

Sample - Run Script on Server Critical Alert—Enable this use case to run a custom script when a critical alert is

received.

• Sample - Email Alerts to Service Desk—Enable this use case to send an e-mail to the service desk account from

the OpenManage Essentials server when an alert criteria is matched.

• Sample - Email Critical Server Alerts to Admin—Enable this use case to send an e-mail to an administrator from

the OpenManage Essentials server when an alert criteria is matched.

Ignore

• Sample - Ignore Alerts During Maintenance Window—Enable this use case to ignore alerts during a specified

time interval.

• Sample - Ignore Duplicate Alerts with 15s—Enable this use case to ignore duplicate alerts from the same

system.

• Sample - Ignore Non-Critical Alerts from Printers—Enable this use case to ignore non-critical alerts related to

printers.

Trap Forwarding

Sample - Forward Critical Server Alerts to Other Monitoring Console—Enable this use case to forward SNMP alerts

another monitoring console.

Configuring Alert Log Settings

You can configure alert log settings to set the maximum size of alert logs; to generate a warning alert when the alert log

reaches a set threshold, and to purge the alert logs. To modify the default settings:

1. Select Manage → Alerts → Common Tasks → Alert Log Settings.

2. Enter a value or use the increment/decrement arrow buttons to increase or decrease the value.

NOTE: The default maximum size of alert logs is 20,000 alerts. Once that value is reached, the older alerts are

purged.

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