If you are getting false alerts, you can try increasing the ICMP timeout in the discovery wizard and move the status poll slider all the way to the left. Both of these have helped customers reduce/get rid of false system down alerts.
Finally, if you have one or two systems that are maybe prone to have suspect connections, you can right click and ignore the alert. That will create an ignore filter.
System up and down alerts cannot be turned off. These are alerts generated internally by OME during discovery/inventory/status poll when the connection to the managed device is lost/restored.
DELL-Rob C
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November 5th, 2012 09:00
Yep, and a few other comments.
If you are getting false alerts, you can try increasing the ICMP timeout in the discovery wizard and move the status poll slider all the way to the left. Both of these have helped customers reduce/get rid of false system down alerts.
Finally, if you have one or two systems that are maybe prone to have suspect connections, you can right click and ignore the alert. That will create an ignore filter.
Thanks,
Rob
DELL-Raj S
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November 5th, 2012 09:00
Andy,
System up and down alerts cannot be turned off. These are alerts generated internally by OME during discovery/inventory/status poll when the connection to the managed device is lost/restored.
Thanks,
Raj Shresta