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November 19th, 2008 09:00

Server Administrator Alert Execute Action variables

We are looking to use Server Administrator to send alerts (via email or syslog) using the execute action option. My question is whether or not there are variables that can be passed to this execute action.

I do not really want to have individual scripts for each alert condition option, I would prefer to generate a syslog/mail script that is called with a variable describing what the problem is.

i.e. execute page.vbs $1 where $1 is the name of the alert being triggered.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

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November 19th, 2008 13:00

The Execute Action event for OMSA is based on a particular event that is listed in OMSA ... .ie, when you select the "Alert Management" ... "Alert Actions", the execute app is tied to that particular event.

Do you have ITA installed for montoring ? Using ITA you can create alert actions with variables. For example;

$n = system name
$m = message
$d = date
$t = time
$sev = severity
$st = service tag
$at = asset tag
$e = enterprise OID
$sp = specific trap ID
$g = generic trap ID
$sn = event source name
$pkn = package name

Hope that helps.

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November 20th, 2008 04:00

I was hoping to not create yet another monitoring server, which would be required by ITA if I am correct; it polls servers for status?
We already have a couple of monitoring servers which I am pushing to change to one solution in the future.
I was hoping to send a message to our current monitoring server that there was a problem (preferably with a hint as to the problem).

Thanks for suggestion.

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November 20th, 2008 09:00

Yes, ITA would be another server you would stand up to monitor the servers.

I'll forward this to some developers to see if there might be some workarounds, or something I'm not aware of. Keep an eye on this thread.

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April 6th, 2013 12:00

It has been four years, but I wanted to chime in because this thread is still applicable today. IT Assistant has been replaced with OpenManage Essentials, which still requires a separate monitoring server.

The best solution I have found for OpenManage Server Administrator is:

www.howtogeek.com/.../setup-email-notifications-for-dell-server-hardware-alerts

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