Alerts - Config (Site level configuration)
The Alerts - Config tab in the Sites screen shows the configuration of all the Alerts set in the system and also allows the user to change the configuration of the Alerts for the selected site. The organization and site will be shown according to the site selected by the user in the Sites screen.
When a site has set customized alert configurations, the alerts will be raised according to only those site specific configurations. The alert configurations set on the organization level will not be valid for the site anymore. The alert configurations set on the site level will overwrite the organization level alert configurations.
At the top of the page, the user can see the configurations for the three primary alerts set for the site. These alerts are:
Link Availability
Internet Status
Login Attempt
Let us look at these alert configurations in detail:
Link Availability
The Link Availability alert notifies the user if the WAN Interfaces are not active i.e. if the availability percentage goes below the threshold value.
Expand the Link Availability row to view the configuration of the alert.
The WAN types available are listed on the left.
The alert is raised and closed depending upon the entry rules and exit rules configured.
The alert moves to Alerting status when the entry rule is satisfied and the alert changes to Normal status when the exit rule is satisfied. This holds true for all types of alerts.
Enter the Entry Duration (in min) and the Entry Threshold %.
Enter the Exit Duration (in min) and the Exit Threshold %.
Now the system will check the internet availability of the WAN interfaces periodically.
If the Link Availability of any of the interfaces goes below the given Entry Threshold % and remains less than Entry Threshold % for the amount of time specified in Entry Duration, the alert will be raised.
After the alert moves to Alerting status, the system starts checking for the exit conditions periodically. The notification about the alert will be sent to the preconfigured communication channels.
If the Link Availability goes above the given Exit Threshold % and remains higher than Exit Threshold % for the amount of time specified in Exit Duration, the alert changes to Normal status.
Click the Delete icon to delete the alert configuration of the corresponding interface.
Click the Notification icon to mute the notifications sent to the communication channels but continue to track the alert.
Click the Toggle button to stop tracking the alert.
Click Add icon to add a new interface.
Click Update button to save the changes.
Internet Status
The Internet Status alert notifies the user if the internet access is not active in all the WAN interfaces.
Expand the Internet Status row to view the configuration of the alert.
The alert is raised and closed depending upon the entry rules and exit rules configured.
The alert moves to Alerting status when the entry rule is satisfied and the alert changes to Normal status when the exit rule is satisfied. This holds true for all types of alerts.
Enter the Entry Duration (in min).
Enter the Exit Duration (in min).
Now the system will check the internet status of the WAN interfaces periodically.
If the internet status of all the interfaces goes down and remains down for the amount of time specified in Entry Duration, the alert will be raised.
After the alert moves to Alerting status, the system starts checking for the exit conditions periodically. The notification about the alert will be sent to the preconfigured communication channels.
If the internet status of any of the interfaces comes back online and remains online for the amount of time specified in Exit Duration, the alert changes to Normal status.
Click the Notification icon to mute the notifications sent to the communication channels but continue to track the alert.
Click the Toggle button to stop tracking the alert.
Click Update button to save the changes.
Login Attempt
The Login Attempt alert notifies the user if there is a suspicious amount of failed login attempts within a set time period.
Expand the Login Attempt row to view the configuration of the alert.
Enter the Login Attempt Count.
Enter the Duration (in min).
This alert moves to Alerting status when the user enters the wrong login credentials more times than the Login Failure Count with the set Duration.
Click the Notification icon to mute the notifications sent to the communication channels but continue to track the alert.
Click the Toggle button to stop tracking the alert.
Click Update button to save the changes.
Logs Table
The Logs table shows the list of all alert activities done by the system.
The table shows the following information:
Time Stamp - Date and time of the alert activity
User - Userame of the user
Organization - Name of the organization
Description - A short description of the alert
Resource - States whether it was a organization level alert / Site level alert
Action - The type of action
IP Address - IP Address of the user
Click the Expand icon to view the Metadata.