Cisco OL-10041-01 - Manuals

Page 2 - What Are Notification Groups?

14-2 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Understanding Notifications What Are Notification Groups? A notification group is a user-defined set of rules for generating and sending notifications. A notification group includes: • Notification criter...

Page 3 - What Types of Notifications Can I Send?; SNMP Trap Notifications

14-3 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Understanding Notifications • Service Quality-Based Criteria—Includes the following: – Phones, endpoints, or probes—Phones, call endpoints, or probes that you want to monitor. – Alert severity and status—...

Page 4 - Syslog Notifications; Which Systems and Users Can I Notify?; Configuring Event Sets

14-4 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Configuring Event Sets Syslog Notifications Operations Manager generates syslog messages that can be forwarded to syslog daemons on remote systems. Note Syslog messages cannot exceed 1024 bytes. If the sy...

Page 5 - Adding and Editing an Event Set

14-5 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Configuring Event Sets You can use event sets to: • Limit the number of events that Operations Manager notification monitors. When you do not use event sets, Operations Manager notification monitors all e...

Page 6 - Viewing an Event Set; Deleting an Event Set

14-6 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Configuring Event Sets Step 4 Click OK to save your changes. For additional information, please see the following topic: • Viewing an Event Set, page 14-6 • Events Processed, page D-1 Viewing an Event Set...

Page 7 - Configuring Notifications

14-7 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Configuring Notifications Step 2 Select the check box next to each event set that you want to delete. Step 3 Click Delete . A confirmation dialog box appears. Step 4 Click Yes to confirm. For additional i...

Page 10 - Adding and Editing Device Notification Groups

14-10 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Configuring Notifications Adding and Editing Device Notification Groups This section describes the procedures for adding or editing a device notification group. Note You can use existing notification gro...

Page 13 - Adding and Editing Service Quality Notification Groups

14-13 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Configuring Notifications Step 6 Click Next . The Notification Group Summary page appears, displaying all information entered on the previous page. Step 7 Click Finish . The notification information is s...

Page 17 - Cloning a Notification Group

14-17 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Configuring Notifications Step 6 Click Next . The Notification Group Summary page appears, displaying all information entered on the previous page. Step 7 Click Finish . The notification information is s...

Page 18 - Viewing Notification Group Configuration Details

14-18 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Configuring Notifications Viewing Notification Group Configuration Details Step 1 Select Notifications > Notification Criteria . The Notification Groups page appears. Step 2 Select the check box next ...

Page 19 - Resuming a Notification; Customizing Events; Where Customized Event Descriptions Are Displayed

14-19 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Customizing Events Resuming a Notification You can resume a notification when its status is Suspended. After resuming a notification it will go into either active or inactive state depending on the time ...

Page 20 - Where Customized Event Severity Is Displayed; Customizing Event Description and Severity

14-20 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Customizing Events Where Customized Event Severity Is Displayed When you customize event severity, it is reflected in all notifications—e-mail, SNMP traps, and syslog. Operations Manager uses only the ev...

Page 21 - Restoring Default Event Descriptions and Severities

14-21 User Guide for Cisco Unified Operations Manager OL-10041-01 Chapter 14 Using Notifications Customizing Events Step 2 For each event that you want to customize: a. Select the check box. b. Enter any changes in the following fields: • New Description —Enter a new description. • New Severity— Sel...