To access alert configuration on the services of a specific node, go to the page for that node and click on « Modifier ». Then go to the « Alertes »
You can configure alerts from a group of nodes. This saves time by configuring alerts on the services of several nodes at the same time.
To do this, go to the node group page and click on the envelope icon (to the right of the title « Groupes de nœuds »).
Tick the services for which you wish to configure an alert.
You can set up the services one by one or use the « Actions Groupées » section to set up all the selected services at the same time.
Choose whether you want to receive :
an alert by email only (SEND MAIL)
An alert by SMS and e-mail (SEND SMS)
Your user's email address is added automatically, but you can change it.
Then tick the type of alert you want to receive.
We advise you to tick only the “alert” and “critical” thresholds.
Don't forget to click on “.Update”.
Select the “Mail” channel (SEND_MAIL) and in the “Mail address” field, separate them with a comma.
For example, if your 2 emails are info@partner.com and support@client.be:
info@partner.com,support@client.be
If we click on the button to display the “Alert settings”, our command line becomes :
-e $ERROR -t "info@partner.com,support@client.be"
To configure the various parameters, go to the “Administration” menu ⇒ “Configuration” tab.
3 fields can be configured:
In a basic configuration, ESIA will send you SMS messages between 8.00am and 6.59pm with a maximum of 9 SMS messages over this period. Outside this period or in the event of errors (e.g. wrong numbers), a copy will be sent by email.
Go to the alert configuration.
Tick the services for which you wish to configure an alert.
You can set up the services one by one or use the « Actions Groupées » section to set up all the selected services at the same time.
Select “SMS & Mail” as the alert channel.
Fill in the “Telephone numbers” field with your number in international format.
Then tick the type of alert you want to receive.
We advise you to tick only the “alert” and “critical” level thresholds.
Don't forget to click on “.Update”.
Example command line:
If we click on the button to display the “Alert settings”, our command line :
-e $ERROR -t <numeros au format 00324x> -m "example@example.com"
Becomes :
-e $ERROR -t 0032412345678 -m "example@example.com"
Simply separate the different numbers or emails with a comma.
For example, the 2 numbers to contact are 0032412345678 and 0032498765432 and the 2 emails are info@partner.com and support@client.be :
info@partner.com,support@client.be
0032412345678,0032498765432
Our command line becomes :
-e $ERROR -t 0032412345678,0032498765432 -m "info@partner.com,support@client.be"